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Pike woman sentenced to 15 years on trafficking, other charges

A Pike County woman was recently sentenced to serve 15 years on numerous drug trafficking charges.

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Jessamine man pleads guilty to murder charge in Pike man s death | News

Editor s note: Story has been corrected to reflect that a kidnapping charge against Deleon was dropped as part of a plea deal.

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Suspect in dangerous police chase was wanted in seven felony cases

A Pikeville woman police said recently led them on a dangerous chase on U.S. 23 was already facing a possible 15-year sentence in connection with a litany of felonies allegedly

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Murder suspect pleads guilty to linked charges in Pike

A Nicholasville man pleaded guilty in Pike Circuit Court recently on charges in connection with the slaying of a Pikeville man in 2020.

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Pikeville man arrested after failing to show for five-year sentence

A Pikeville man who was sentenced to five years in prison after the vehicle he was driving collided into a residence last year was jailed again after failing to show

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