Two brothers were arrested late Monday night. May 12 and nearly $8,000 worth of vintage money was recovered and returned to its owner following a joint investigation by he Russell County and Adair County Sheriff’s Departments.
Donnie Young, 31, and Bradley Young, 22, were arrested late Monday night by Chief Deputy Clete McAninch and charged with second degree burglary following the joint 14-hour investigation of a burglary of a home in the Esto area of Russell County.
Donnie Young was also charged with third degree criminal mischief and receiving stolen property under $10,000 while Bradley Young was also charged with theft by unlawful taking over $500.
Adair County Sheriff Harrison Moss assisted McAninch in the investigation, which netted the two suspects late Monday.
The two allegedly broke into a home
A man was shot and killed early yesterday morning during an alleged domestic dispute at a Ben Jared Road home.
Will Brock, 26, died from gunshot-related injuries sustained in a domestic dispute with his father, Ralph Brock, 67, at their Ben Jared
A pursuit that began in Wayne County and continued through several counties in Tennessee and then back into Kentucky resulted in the arrest of a local man early Saturday, May 10.
According to information released by Wayne County Sheriff Charles Boston, Kyle
There’s been a push to limit the amount a key ingredient used to manufacture methamphetamines that people can buy over-the-counter. A recent bill aims at doing just that, but some law enforcement officials don’t believe it went far enough.
Putnam County Sheriff
An altercation between neighbors early Monday morning resulted in the shooting death of one man. Gavin Thompson, 38, died after being shot an undetermined number of times, according to Wayne County Coroner Forrest Hicks.
Hicks said Thompson was pronounced dead at approximately
A welfare check on Thursday night, April 17, led to the arrest of four individuals for manufacturing methamphetamine at Ballmont Apartments in Jamestown.
Charged with manufacturing methamphetamine and wanton endangerment due to the presence of a two-year-old child were Nicholas S. Fields,
Cumberland County Superintendent of Schools Glen Murphy has announced his retirement which is effective at the end of this school year, June 30, 2014.
“It is with a heavy heart that I have decided to retire from the position of Cumberland County