The Johnson County Health Department began administering Moderna COVID-19 vaccines on Monday. The health department said in a release via their Facebo.
A Lee County rescue group is continuing its search for a missing man. Officials are looking for Shawn Little, who hasn't been seen for days. Any local.
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A 50-thousand-dollar reward is being offered in the case of a man missing from Manchester since December 15th.
Bob Estep left to go hunting on that day and never returned.
There has been no sign of Estep or the vehicle.
Bob Estep is described as white, 69-years-old, about six-foot-two and 195 pounds.
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Kentucky State Police Pikeville Post is conducting a death investigation after an unidentified body was located in the Lick Creek area of Pike County. KSP Pikeville Post received a call on Sunday December 27, 2020 just after 8pm where the caller advised a possible deceased human body had been located.
KSP troopers and detectives responded to the area. The initial investigation indicated an unidentified body had been located near the park area of Fishtrap Lake in the Lick Creek community. The body has been sent to the State Medical Examiner’s Office for autopsy and identification. The cause of death is still under investigation.
Drug Chemist,Sierra Lainhart
Kentucky State Police (KSP) Forensic Laboratories were recently recognized by a nationally renowned organization called ‘Organization of Scientific Area Committees’ (OSAC) for voluntarily adopting rigorous standards in the analysis of seized drugs. KSP labs are one of the first lab systems in the country to adopt these standards.
The OSAC organization exists to be the gold standard in scientific testing, protocols and best practices to help ensure forensic analysis is reliable and reproducible.
KSP employs 30 lab personnel who are specifically assigned to drug analysis located across the state at six separate labs. These facilities receive evidence from every law enforcement agency in the Commonwealth and on average, forensic scientists complete a total of nearly 30,000 drug cases every year.