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Sen. Paul delivered a speech at the Laurel County Court House Thursday as part of his tour of Central and Eastern Kentucky. | Photo by Jarrod Mills
After his speech, Sen. Paul took time to answer questions from those in attendance. | Photo by Jarrod Mills
Sen. Paul poses with a supporter following Thursday s event. | Photo by Jarrod Mills
Sen. Paul answers a question from an audience member. | Photo by Jarrod Mills
State Representative Shane Baker of the 85th District, Senator Rand Paul, and State Senator Brandon Storm. | Photo by Jarrod Mills
Senator Rand Paul has a quick discussion with Laurel County Sheriff John Root before delivering a speech in London Thursday evening. | Photo by Jarrod MillsÂ
Dozens gather at Crossroads Church to pray for recovery of Lexington Police Officer
and last updated 2021-04-15 23:08:26-04
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) â Dozens gathered to pray for the recovery of Lexington Police Officer Dawn Miller after she was hospitalized with serious injuries after a crash on Monday.
Miller was hit by a wrong-way driver, according to the Lexington Police Department, while traveling on New Circle Road.
The other driver involved in the crash, 38-year-old Angelina Raad of Winchester, died of her injuries, according to the Fayette County Coroner.
At Crossroads Church in Lexington Thursday evening, a group gathered to pray for the families and for Miller s recovery.
Icy conditions cause power outages, slick roads in Lexington
and last updated 2021-02-11 23:38:28-05
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) â The impact of the ice storm was felt across Lexington Thursday night as many roads remained icy and some residents were left without power.
Heidi and Paul Reese lost power around 3 a.m. Thursday and were still waiting for it to be restored Thursday night. I keep optimistically thinking that it s going to be back soon but so far it has not, Paul said.
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Heidi and Paul Reese lost power early Thursday morning and were still waiting for it to be restored Thursday night due to the ice storm.