A Lexington man allegedly paid six people to go to a Jacksonville, Florida pain clinic, and he even offered them a cut of the profits he made after selling the drugs that they were prescribed, according to Williamsburg police.
Over a 48-hour period, Williamsburg police arrested three more people for either driving while under the influence or public intoxication, who were returning from trips to Florida pain clinics.
In a rare split vote, the Whitley County Fiscal Court voted four to one during a special called meeting Tuesday afternoon to spend $20,000 on a new four-month option to purchase a 100-acre tract of land near Savoy to be used as an industrial park.
Federal prosecutors have unsealed the name of a seventh person, who was indicted on March 25, by a federal grand jury in connection with a drug trafficking case involving former Williamsburg Police Officer Brad Nighbert.
A tractor-trailer carrying KFC products crashed on I-75 early Thursday morning near Williamsburg.
New details emerged in federal court Wednesday morning about drug trafficking allegations against a former Williamsburg police officer,...
Williamsburg police charged three Kentucky men, who were passengers in a vehicle returning from a visit to a Florida pain clinic, with public intoxication Wednesday morning, and one of the men was later charged with promoting contraband at the Whitley County Detention Center.
Over the course of six days, Williamsburg police have helped apprehend three fugitives, including two people, who were arrested Sunday within 19 hours of each other.
