Shooter-turned-criminal Bunn pleads in Whitley court
In Whitley County Circuit Court, Bunn pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree fleeing or evading police and one count of first degree criminal mischief. He received a nine year sentence with complex concurrent, consecutive terms tied to state and potential other state sentences. He faces further charges and remains jailed, with a history of three prior felonies including bank fraud and drug offenses.
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Tactical Weapons Solutions
Williamsburg
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Corbin
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Russ Hedrick
Watchdog group presses for nonpartisan redistricting commission
Common Cause Kentucky urged lawmakers to form a nonpartisan commission to draw legislative and congressional district lines. Richard Belles, the group’s chairman, argued that partisan fights hurt the public interest and urged using expert geographers to avoid recurring bickering as Kentucky reapportions after the census.
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Common Cause
Kentucky
Richard Belles
Belles
U.S. Census Bureau
Most Wanted Man Arrested After Corbin Patrol
A Gray man named Matthew Cornett, 22, on Kentucky State Police most wanted list, was spotted by Corbin officer Sgt. Jason Moore near 5th and Stamper streets. He was arrested without incident on a Kenton County second degree escape warrant and Knox County bench warrant, and taken to the Knox County Detention Center.
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Cumberland Falls
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Myers Collision Center
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City Budget Cuts Continue Amid Revenue Push
The mayor, Harrison, urged supervisors to trim all budgets and reduce costs, aiming to stay under limits while noting prior cuts. The council approved the budget after debates on refinancing bonds, healthcare cost control, and city tourism funding for the new year.
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Williamsburg council clears sale of historic Whitley Avenue road
Mayor Harrison said Whitley Avenue, built around 1911 and no longer city maintained after I-75 work, was deeded to Williamsburg LLC in 1968. The council approved a measure to transfer title to allow the sale to a new business, with Erica Harris and Richard Foley voting yes. The next regular meeting is set for August 12 at 6 p.m.
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Erica Harris
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Troy Smith
Sepace
Williamsburg
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Council Mem Laurel West
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Williamsburg, LLC
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