PRESTONSBURG, Ky. — After a judge reduced his bond following a court hearing on Monday, the man accused of killing Amber Spradlin has been unable to produce the new bond and his attorney is asking for another reduction. M.K. McKinney is charged with the murder of Spradlin, who was found stabbed…
Read MoreMARROWBONE, Ky. — Three people were taken to jail following an investigation into a stolen dirt bike in Pike County. Kentucky State Police was called to a home on Marrowbone Creek, where the bike was stolen. An Apple Air Tag had been placed on the bike, and it showed that it was at a home on Wallace…
Read MorePILGRIM, Ky. — A Martin County man was arrested on felony charges of assault and unlawful imprisonment related to spousal abuse. A 911 call was made from a home on Frog Pond Road, near Pilgrim, on Saturday, by a woman reporting a domestic dispute, saying that there was blood everywhere inside…
Read MorePike Emergency Management Director Nee Jackson talks safety while driving this winter season.
Read MoreGayheart, the man accused of murdering a woman on November 21 of this year, had his case handed to a Floyd County grand jury Monday.
Read MoreFloyd Jailer Steve Little said the Prestonsburg Police Department is actively investigating the death of a Floyd inmate.
Read MoreTrial date set and bond reduced for M.K. McKinney.
Read MoreAmber Spradlin’s cousin wants to make a difference as judge-executive.
Read MorePAINTSVILLE, Ky. — A Mingo County woman who was being arrested on a pair of drug trafficking indictments out of Pike County found herself in even more trouble when authorities allegedly caught her taking more drugs into the jail. Leona Johnson, 32, of Delbarton, was indicted on a fentanyl trafficking…
Read MorePIKEVILLE, Ky. — The failure to wear a seat belt resulted in a Pike County woman being sent to jail facing multiple counts of drug trafficking. A Pikeville Police officer pulled a car over last Wednesday after noticing both the driver and passenger were not wearing seat belts. After noticing both…
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