A Golden Alert has been issued for a missing Lexington man.

Police say 85-year-old James Denmark left a barber shop around noon and hasn’t been seen since. They say he lives a mile away form the shop and has not made it home.

He is described as a male white, 5-11 and weighs 200-220 lbs. He has grey hair and brown eyes, and was wearing a burgundy shirt with gray sleeves, and dark gray pants. Police say he has Alzheimer’s.

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He is driving a 2003 Dodge Conversion van with KY license plate 817 – JCL. The van is burgundy on top with silver/grey on the bottom.

Police have been searching the Nicholasville Road area.

If you have any information on the whereabouts of Denmark, you are asked to call Lexington police.

One man was killed in a vehicle crash in Harlan County Monday.

The accident happened around noon May 19 on Clover Lick Road in Cumberland.

According to state police, 61-year-old Michael Surber of Cumberland was driving a 1995 Pontiac Grand AM traveling south when he crossed the center and struck a 2009 International tractor trailer coal truck.

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The truck was driven by 40-year-old Charles Carter of Dry Den, Va.

Surber was pronounced dead at the scene and Carter was not injured.

Police said drugs and alcohol are not suspected factors but Surber was not wearing his seat belt at the time of the collision.

A North Carolina man wanted for alleged child sex abuse was arrested in Bradford County last Friday.

State Police in Towanda arrested Guylie Gene Williford, 41, of Jacksonville, N.C., on Friday, May 16. On May 5, a warrant was issued for Williford out of North Carolina, where he was wanted on charges of sexual offense with a child, indecent liberties with a child and felony child abuse-sex act.

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He was found and arrested on Friday in Leraysville Borough, Bradford County. He was charged with arrest prior to requisition and after a preliminary hearing, was taken to Bradford County Correctional Facility in lieu of $200,000 straight bail. He will remain there until his extradition to North Carolina.

The four people arrested and charged with murder following a deadly home invasion in Knox County earlier this month, have entered not guilty pleas in their arraignment Monday morning.

Patrick Baker, Christopher Wagner, Elijah Messer and Angela Mills are all charged with murder in connection to the shooting death of man that started as a home invasion.

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According to Kentucky State Police, two men pretending to be law enforcement broke down the door of Donald Mills’ homer on Salt Gum Hollow Road, shooting and killing the 29-year-old during the struggle.

Mills’ wife took him to the hospital where he died.

Baker and Wagner were arrested Friday. The next day, Messer and Angela Mills were also charged.

Family members say Angela Mills is the victim’s cousin – she married into the family.

The victim’s sister, Melinda Smith, says she just wants justice.

“To be honest with you, I wanted to get ahold of them and just choke them. There’s gonna be no justice for this, but for them to spend the rest of their lives in jail or go to the electric chair. That’s the only justice we could see, because we can’t bring him back,” Smith said. “I will be there at every court date to make sure they get their justice for what they’ve done to him.”

All four suspects denied an interview from the Knox County jail.

A Marion County woman who has been missing for about two weeks has been found safe in Florida.

Stephanie Keeling was found in Palm Beach, deputies say, and family members have been in contact with her Monday morning.

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The 37-year-old was reported missing on May 5.

No other details have been released about how she got to Florida, or why she was there.

A 25-year-old Bronx resident is due in court on the Mohawk reservation along the Canadian border to answer drug charges after he was stopped with about 66 pounds of marijuana in his car.

Raymond Loraespinosa faces charges of criminal possession of marijuana and a traffic violation after he was pulled over in the town of Hogansburg on May 10, St. Regis Mohawk Tribal Police said in a news release.

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Officers pulled over the car for not staying in its lane, police said. They said a police dog searched the vehicle and found two large duffel bags of marijuana in the trunk.

Loraespinosa is in Franklin County Jail on $15,000 bail. It could not be determined if he has a lawyer.

Police in Marion County are looking for a woman who hasn’t been seen in almost 2 weeks.

37-year-old Stephanie Hayes Keeling was reported missing on May 5th. Her family says she is 5’4″ and weighs about 115 pounds. They also say she has a tattoo on the back of her neck.

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Anyone with information on her whereabouts is asked to call the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.

There could be a new development in a missing persons case from 1989. Authorities announced Sunday they executed a search warrant as part of the decades-old investigation.

The search warrant was executed around 9 a.m. Sunday at a residence on the 9700 block of Hemlock Lane North in Maple Grove.

At a press conference Sunday afternoon, Maple Grove Police Captain Keith Terlinden says it’s in connection to the disappearance of Amy Sue Pagnac, who was 13 years old at the time. Pagnax used to live in the residence searched Sunday.

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“We plan on being on this site for several days and we’ll try as much as we can not to disrupt the community,” Terlinden said.

On Aug. 5, 1989, Amy went on a day-trip with her non-biological father, Marshall Midden, to a family property in Isanti County. On the way home, the two stopped at a Holiday gas station in Osseo. Amy waited in the car while Midden used the restroom.

Midden told authorities that when he returned to the car, Amy was gone.

Mellisa Johnson, Amy’s childhood friend, remembers the day well.

“It just feels like it was just yesterday that, you know, the feelings of what I felt for her, the frustration and anger, and scared for her,” Johnson said.

Amy’s mother, Susan Pagnac, had no idea investigators had a lead until they showed up at her house with a search warrant.

“Over 20 years now – 25 – trying to get [police to] move and do things,” she said. “So, you can’t really complain when they do that, even if you’re not sure why they’re doing what they’re doing.”

Susan wouldn’t comment on if police were considering her a suspect, but does say she hopes someone has information.

“Even if they have not come forward or been contacted, they need to do that. The time is now for people to help bring Amy home,” Susan said.

The latest search is part of an effort between Maple Grove Police, the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Police are being quiet on the exact reason why they’re at the residence.

“The actual details of why we’re here today, I can’t give them to you at this time,” Terlinden said. “The search warrant that we executed today is a sealed document, so it will not be public data.”

Terlinden says no one is in custody at this time.

The man police say ran down a woman on a Kenton County road has turned himself into police.

A warrant was issued for Lonnie Turner Sunday, and he’s now in jail facing a manslaughter charge.

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A Duke Energy worker found the body of 29-year-old Lauren Pettit Saturday morning in Erlanger. Investigators say alcohol and drugs may have been factors in the crash.

Authorities in Jefferson County and Louisville Metro area are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing woman.

Police say 23-year-old Melissa Emrick was last seen in the 3700 block of Willow Avenue in Jeffersontown around 1 a.m. Sunday from the Community Alternatives of Kentucky Group Home.

Officials say she has a history of insulin dependent diabetes and its unknown if she’s taken any of her medication.

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Emrick is described as a white female, 5-feet-7-inches tall and 250 pounds. Police say they have no clothing descrption but she was wearing lime green shoes.

If you have any information or know of her whereabouts, please call 911.