Monthly Archives: January 2016

A Golden Alert has been issued for a missing teenager in Whitley County. Police say that Travis C. Bryant, 16, was last seen by his foster parents 10:00 p.m. Thursday night. When they woke up the next morning, he was … Continue reading →

KSP in Harlan responded to a report of a theft that occurred in the Cloverlick community of Harlan on Thursday. A preliminary investigation indicated that a piece of logging equipment was stolen from a logging site in the area between … Continue reading →

Debra C. Pyfrom, the former manager of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 816 Federal Credit Union, was sentenced yesterday in U.S. District Court by Senior Judge Thomas B. Russell to serve 78 months in prison and pay … Continue reading →

Two juveniles missing out of Florida were found with their biological parents in Boyle County. Danville Police conducted an investigation into the two missing girls after they were contacted by the Florida Department of Social Services in Miami-Dade County. Police found … Continue reading →

Kentucky State Police are investigating a fatal crash involving a school bus along Highway 119 in Harlan County. A 2007 black Honda Accord was traveling north on U.S. 119 when the vehicle crossed the center line striking a school bus head … Continue reading →

Wichita police make a huge identity theft arrest, that could affect more than 50 people. It was Wednesday morning when someone stole Bob Brunch’s truck in northwest Wichita. “It was kind of devastating, cause it happened so quick,” said Brunch. … Continue reading →

A Clinton man has been reported missing. On Jan. 6 the Clinton Police Department took a missing person report on Joshua Snyder, 36. Snyder is described as a white, 6′ 2″, 265 pound male with brown hair and blue eyes. … Continue reading →

There’s been a break in the case of a November break-in at the Simpsonville Police Department. Thousands of dollars in cash, handguns, and narcotics were stolen, and Kentucky State Police said an officer at the department is the one who actually … Continue reading →

The former Louisville teacher and assistant football coach, previously employed by a parochial high school, was sentenced today in U.S. District Court by United States District Judge David J. Hale, to 504 months in prison and a lifetime of supervised … Continue reading →

The former pastor of a Louisville, Kentucky, parish pleaded guilty before U.S. District Court Judge David J. Hale today, in United States District Court, to charges of violating federal child exploitation laws, announced United States Attorney John E. Kuhn, Jr. … Continue reading →