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Family of man killed on I-64 pleading for answers
SUMMARY: The family of Anthony Welch, who was killed on I-64 on March 1st, is seeking answers about his death. His wife, Patience Palmer, is heartbroken and angry, saying Welch did not deserve to die in this way. Welch, 46, was found dead after an altercation with an acquaintance in downtown Louisville. He was left on the side of the road, where he was struck and killed. His children are devastated and fearful about their future without his support. The family urges anyone with information about the incident to contact the Saint Matthews Police to help bring justice.
Family of man killed on I-64 pleading for answers
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Misty Noel's guilty plea in question after judge watches TV interview
SUMMARY: Misty Knoll’s guilty plea to theft and tax evasion connected to Jamie Knoll’s crimes is now in question after Judge Medlock watched her TV interview. The judge filed an order potentially setting aside her plea, noting Knoll’s claims during the interview that she did not knowingly and intentionally commit the crimes. In the interview, she expressed remorse but denied intentional wrongdoing, contradicting her guilty plea. This development may lead to Knoll facing a jury trial. Her attorney now must argue against contempt of court charges for making these public statements. The timing of any trial remains uncertain.
Misty Noel’s guilty plea in question after judge watches TV interview
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Typical July weather this week across the commonwealth
SUMMARY: After a holiday weekend marked by pop-up storms, a frontal boundary in the Ohio Valley brings scattered showers and storms to Central and Eastern Kentucky. Despite this, Monday’s highs reached the upper 80s with sunshine. The unsettled weather will continue Tuesday with scattered afternoon storms, heavy rain, and gusty winds possible, but no widespread severe weather expected. From Wednesday to Friday, a warm, humid, and repetitive pattern persists with daily afternoon storms fading by night and highs in the mid to upper 80s. Heading into the weekend, another boundary may cause more scattered storms, with consistent highs near the upper 80s.
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Woman arrested in Morgantown McDonald’s parking lot
SUMMARY: A woman, 44-year-old Miranda Hurt of Cave City, faces multiple drug charges after being found unresponsive but breathing in her car at a Morgantown McDonald’s parking lot. Police arrived around 7:24 p.m. and noticed Hurt in the driver’s seat with the keys in the ignition. She refused EMS treatment. Officers discovered several prescription pill bottles, a small bag of white crystal substance, scales, small bags, an unused glass pipe, and over \$1,200 in cash during a vehicle search. Hurt is charged with first-degree meth possession, trafficking, drug paraphernalia, and public intoxication. She claimed she had stopped to take a nap.
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