Last year, a Lexington teen-ager told police that a man who had sodomized and fondled her for nearly a decade was also a member of an organization that sent him Internet images of juveniles engaged in sex acts, court records say. Writer Near baseball fields and tennis courts that will come alive this summer, Timothy Wayne Owsley was left to die among the dandelions and wild violets. Police released Owsley's identity yesterday. This spring, nobody along the west side of Roanoke Road will pull the weeds or trim the bushes.
Nobody cares if the black paint peels off the shutters.
That side of the suburban street 11 homes in a row, with Wolf Run Creek flowing behind them is coming down. Get ready for more brrrrr. At midafternoon yesterday, the National Weather Service issued a freeze warning for the 12 northernmost Kentucky counties, said Tom Priddy, meteorologist at the University of Kentucky Agricultural Weather Center. Then they took on the Fayette commonwealth's attorney's policy unique in Kentucky of taking all murder cases to trial rather than allowing plea bargains, a policy that denies accused killers due process that other criminals are permitted. Criminals often receive lighter sentences in exchange for guilty pleas.