A semi-truck crash in Hopkins County turned fatal Sunday after noon. The accident occurred near the 37 mile marker on the Pennyrile Parkway.

Tammy Warren pulled her Pickup truck over Sunday afternoon to check a map when suddenly, for unexplained reasons, a semi-truck driven by Byron Nuss Jr. of Warren, Indiana swerved off the road into the emergency lane striking Warren.

A 26 year old man from Fairdale was killed Wednesday Morning in a Fairdale subdivision after losing control of his motorcycle while driving around a curve. Scotty Hoosaflook crashed into a ford F-250 and was thrown from his motorcycle.

Hoosaflook died at the scene of the accident around 4:15 in the morning just a few blocks from his home. Witnesses reported the motorcycle was traveling very fast west bound on Glengarry Dr. when Hoosaflook lost control while traveling around a curve at about the 400 block of Glengarry Dr. when the motorcycle struck a Ford truck and ejected Hoosaflook.

A Kentucky man named Sean Noakes, age 41, was rejected in his attempt to utilize an insanity defense yesterday, and was found guilty of Murder and Attempted Murder in connection with the attack of a mother and daughter in Boone Co.

A Kentucky Jury in Boone Circuit Court deliberated an hour and a half on Friday before returning the verdict of guilty. The jury recommended two consecutive life sentences for Noakes.

Mary Whitis was taken by ambulance to Lourdes Hospital on Monday after a three car wreck on US Hwy 60 near Paducah, Kentucky. She complained of back and neck pain.

The first car, driven by an Arizona man, clipped a second car before contacting the car Whitis was in that was driven by her husband, Thomas Whitis, also of Barlow Kentucky.

A youth Group from Gainesville, Georgia was involved in a van/Semi- Truck accident on Highway 92 in Whitley County, Kentucky. According to local sources, the youth group was in town helping out at an elementary school. The youth group had been on the Kentucky mission trip since Saturday, June 5, and they were due home on Sunday the 13. The group was on their way back from the school when the crash happened.

The church van carrying thirteen youths crashed in to a semi truck carrying coal Wednesday June 9, in the afternoon, reportedly injuring some of those on board the bus. The massive crash left the bus with heavy damage, and it backed up traffic along Highway 92 for hours. Three teenagers and two adults were injured in the crash. Two of the teenagers, 16-year-old Holly Hawkins and 16-year-old Derrick Worley were taken to Jellico Community Hospital where they were treated and released.