A woman suffered a gunshot wound when somebody fired into her apartment in Lexington Sunday night.

Police say they received a shots fired call in the area of the 600 block of Martin Luther King Boulevard around 11:30 p.m. As officers responded, they got another call from the victim, reporting she was shot. Police found the woman in a parking lot, but say she told them she was inside her apartment when she was shot.

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EMS took the victim to UK Hospital. Officials described her injury as non-life threatening.

Investigators did not release any information on a possible suspect and say they don’t know if the woman was the intended target of the gunfire.

It was the third shooting in Lexington within a 24 hour span.

The Missouri Highway Patrol has issued an “endangered person advisory” for two Vernon County teens following a Thursday incident.

The Vernon County Sheriff’s Officer requested the advisory for a missing person incident that occurred Thursday evening in Nevada, Mo.

The missing include Christopher Earl Otter Jr., 14, a while male, and Haley M. Otter, 15, a while female.

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The vehicle being sought is a red and gray 1989 Chevrolet short-bed pickup with an unknown license plate.

According to the patrol, the children could be with Kelly Otter, 36, a white woman, roughly 190 pounds with red hair and blue eyes. She is 5 feet, 9 inches tall.

The release said Christopher and Haley Otter may have “went willingly” with their noncustodial parent, Kelly Otter. She is believed to be in the Stockton area or in Kansas.

Anyone with information about the missing teens, incident or vehicle, should call 911 or call the Vernon County Sheriff’s Office at 417-448-2710.

Two men died in an apparent murder suicide in Covington Sunday evening.

Police say one man shot another inside a car outside of the Dairy Queen on Decoursey Avenue and then turned the gun on himself. Four girls were inside the car at the time of the shooting. A security clerk working across the street at Latonia Liquors said the girls came running into the store after the shooting.

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“(They) come running into the store hysterical and said their real dad shot their stepdad, and one of the customers called 911,” Ron Cain said. “They was hysterical. They was all grabbing each other and crying.”

Police have not released the victims’ names, nor indicated how they were related.

Police shut down southbound I-65 for nearly seven hours after a fatal motorcycle accident Sunday afternoon.

The accident happened around 2 p.m. between the Glendale and Sonora exits. Police say one man was pronounced dead at the scene, and a second victim was taken to the University of Louisville Hospital in critical condition.

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Officials have not released the names of the victims, or any details about the cause of the accident.

Police reopened southbound lanes around 9 p.m.

Searchers found the body of a woman who had been missing for more than three weeks, the Clark County Sheriff’s Office said.

Beverly J. Goheen disappeared in the early morning hours of April 29 after she left the Legacy Salmon Creek Medical Center in Vancouver. Family and friends were looking for clues to Goheen’s disappearance, but ended up finding her remains on Saturday near the place where she was last seen, according to sheriff’s deputies.

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Friends and family handed out fliers with her picture on it and created a web page and a Facebook page to try to help find her.

They posted on the Facebook page that they were organizing an event on Saturday to search for clues, like a backpack or cellphone that could help lead them to Goheen.

Later on Saturday, an update was posted on the page.

“Sad news to report… Beverly Goheen has been found, but not the way we all hoped. Prayers please!!!” the post read.

Dozens of people posted comments on the page, as well as on Goheen’s own Facebook page, in support of the family, including Goheen’s young son.

“Prayers to her family and especially that sweet little boy,” read one post.

“I am in shock. I love you Beverly Goheen – feeling devastated,” read another post.

“I’m glad they found you friend…I hope you have found peace…” read another.

The sheriff’s office said detectives do not yet know how Goheen died, but they do not think it is a result of foul play.

A family spokeswoman says the FBI is now involved in the search for missing University of Cincinnati student Brogan Dulle.

Dulle, 21, went missing in the early morning hours of May 18 near his apartment in Clifton.

Dulle was last seen on a neighbor’s surveillance camera searching for his missing cellphone along East McMillan Street.

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Speaking for the Dulle family, Laura Lewis confirmed Sunday that the FBI was assisting with the case to find Dulle.

Investigators said they did not suspect foul play in Dulle’s disappearance.

Friends and family members set up a booth at the Taste of Cincinnati Memorial Day weekend to pass out fliers with information about the missing man.

Volunteers were still searching for Dulle.

On a Facebook page dedicated to the search for Dulle, organizers thanked those who have helped so far.

“You have been unbelievable. This is not easy; you all are amazing. Each day you come with a positive attitude and are ready for whatever. Thank you so very much. We are so appreciate of your efforts,” a statement said.

A Texas EquuSearch team was also organizing volunteers to search for Dulle.

A volunteer said that DirecTV donated space on its blimp’s digital display to raise awareness for the search.

The reward for information leading to Dulle’s safe return remains at $30,000.

Anyone with information about Dulle’s whereabouts was asked to call CrimeStoppers at 513-352-3040.

A 30-year-old Virginia Beach man was charged with the attempted rape of a child after police said he drove to Pennsylvania to meet up with the girl.

According to a news release from Sgt. Thomas Rudzinski with the Manheim Township Police Department, officers were called out to Candlewyck Road in Lancaster County on May 23 after a woman called police saying her 12-year-old daughter got into a car and drove away with a man the woman did not know.

Officers located the car at a hotel on Harrisburg Pike in Manheim Township and discovered the suspect and the girl inside one of the rooms.

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Nelson E. Hercules, 30, of Virginia Beach was taken into custody. Police say they later learned that Hercules met the girl online and communicated with her through a chat room and text messages.

Police said Hercules admitted to investigators that he knew the girl was 12 and that he traveled to Lancaster to have sex with her.

Hercules was charged with attempted rape of a child, unlawful contact with a minor, indecent assault, interference with the custody of a minor, kidnapping of a minor, corruption of a minor and crime use of a communication facility. All of the charges are felonies.

Hercules is being held in the Lancaster County Prison.

A woman has died after a four-wheeler crash in Rowan County Saturday night. The accident happened around midnight near 377 and Clearfork Road in Morehead.

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LEX 18 has learned that 42-year old Amy Robertson was flown to UK Hospital after the crash, but the Fayette County Coroner’s Office says she was pronounced dead Sunday morning from her injuries.

Robertson is from West Virginia.

What was being called a water search and rescue, is now being called a search and recovery, after one person is still unaccounted for at an area lake.

Around 4 p.m. on Saturday, authorities confirmed a water rescue was underway at Hillsdale Lake is Miami County. It was later changed to a recovery mission, after authorities determined a man had possibly drowned.

A witness boater told authorities they saw two young children, a boy and a girl, alone in another boat. Authorities say they believe the father of the two children went overboard and drowned, but have not yet recovered the man’s body.

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“Units were advised that a boat was found with two children in it upset. a bystander was able to make contact with the children who stated that one adult male was in the water,” said Rodger Larison of the Johnson County Fire District 2.

Circumstances surrounding the possible drowning are unknown at this time.

“The male got into the water, but the circumstances of why, we don’t know. it’s nothing that we’re going to talk to children about,” said Larison.

The two children, their mother and missing father are believed to be from the Leawood area and were at the lake for recreational reasons.

The Johnson County Fire Districts 1 and 2, Miami County EMS, Miami County Water Rescue, Miami County Sheriff’s Office, Overland Park Police Department Dive Team, Kansas Wildlife Parks, and U.S. Corp of Engineers are all assisting with the search.

Search teams are using side sonar scanning to narrow down a search area. They have also been speaking with the fisherman who initially found the young children alone in the boat.

Police have located a suspect after the body of a homicide victim was found in a shopping cart in a South Seattle neighborhood.

The 46-year-old man was found by police around 8:20 p.m. Friday in the 9900 block of 14th Avenue South, and was arrested by homicide detectives.

The victim’s body was found just before 11 a.m. on Thursday in the 4000 block of South Austin Street after dispatchers received 911 calls from witnesses reporting that someone was pushing a shopping cart containing what appeared to be a body.

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Arriving at the scene, police found a shopping cart with what looked to be a pile of clothes with feet sticking out. Fire officials determined the person was dead and had sustained fatal injuries.

Witnesses at the scene said there were flies around the body, and told police they saw a man pushing the cart down the street and confronted him after they saw him rummaging through garbage cans.

“I saw the body, it’s covered in blankets and sheets, there were bugs all around it,” said one witness who called herself Hodan. “He or she been dead for a couple days- because it looked like an old body.”

There was no information about the victim, but police have revealed that the victim and suspect knew each other.

Homicide detectives are not looking for any additional suspects, and have booked their suspect for the investigation of murder and an unrelated outstanding felony warrant.