UK student found dead at bottom of cliff at Red River Gorge Share Updated: 1:38 PM EDT May 5, 2021 By Associated Press/WKYT .
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The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. Share Updated: 1:38 PM EDT May 5, 2021 By Associated Press/WKYT A 24-year-old University of Kentucky student who went hiking at Red River Gorge has been found dead at the bottom of a 150-foot cliff, authorities said.Powell County Search and Rescue said in a statement that the organization was notified Tuesday that Gabriella Smith had gone hiking Monday and did not return. Crews were able to ping the woman s phone and watch to get GPS coordinates and began searching for her in the Auxier Ridge area, the statement said. It was the second fall crews responded to at the gorge in 24 hours, Johnson said. A man fell Monday night from a nearby cliff and was taken to the University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington.J
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Kentucky State Police Troopers along with crews from the Lily Fire and Rescue responded to a call at a home on Spring Cut Circle this week to help ambulance crews already on scene. Three people were suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. Emergency responders found Tony and Darlene Ragland along with their six-year-old grandson in the home. All were transported to local hospitals. Investigators say 61-year old Darlene was pronounced dead at the hospital. Tony and the grandson were treated and released at University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington. Troopers say the power went out in the home and the family had put a generator in the garage with no ventilation. State troopers are taking this moment to remind people about the dangers of carbon monoxide as many still wait for power. State police say people should not run their vehicles or generators in their garages with the doors shut. Troopers say if y
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Officials say a case of carbon monoxide poisoning has left one person dead and two others injured in Laurel County. Lily Fire and Rescue crews responded to a home on Spring Cut Circle to help ambulance crews already on scene. Officials say the group, which included at least one child, was using a fuel-operated generator in a garage without ventilation following a power outage. All three were taken to local hospitals. Two were later taken to the University of Kentucky Hospital in Lexington. The other was pronounced dead at Baptist Health Hospital in Corbin. Kentucky State Police is investigating the incident.
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