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LEXINGTON – (TNS) A Fayette judge has dismissed a lawsuit against a Lexington woman and the organization she co-founded for their alleged role in a “sick-out” by Kentucky teachers protesting
The 19-year-old man pleaded guilty to charges of manslaughter and possession of a handgun by a minor last month.
A guilty plea was entered for a man charged in connection to a homicide on Alexandria Drive in February 2020.
Man convicted of paralyzing a Lexington girl gets maximum sentence Posted at 8:50 PM, Dec 16, 2020 and last updated 2020-12-16 20:50:37-05 (LEX 18) â In September, the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled Carlos Jenkins should be re-sentenced in connection to a 2017 shooting that left a Lexington girl paralyzed. The court affirmed some of Jenkins' convictions, but they reversed his persistent felony offender conviction. Amya Catching was 11-years old when bullets were shot into a home where she was sleeping. Today at his re-sentencing over zoom, Jenkins was given the maximum sentence of 65 year...