Cherish Simpson is a Digital Content Producer at LEX 18. With a passion for storytelling and a background in sports journalism, she covers a wide range of topics including crime, traffic, and local news across Kentucky, particularly in Lexington and Louisville. Cherish has been featured in WLEX-TV, WEWS-TV, and WCPO 9 News.
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A northern Kentucky couple won $1 million after purchasing a Millionaire Club scratch-off ticket. The couple received a check for $710,000 after taxes.
By: Cherish Simpson
Emergency officials responded to Henry Clay High School Friday morning after an altercation involving 15 students.
The Laurel County Sheriff's Office says one person was killed early this morning after a two-vehicle crash on I-75.
The Louisville Metro Police Department says a child was struck by a JCPS school bus Monday morning around 8:00.
The Louisville Metro Police Department says one person was injured after an officer-involved shooting Tuesday morning in the area of 26th and Garland.
By: Cherish Simpson
A Kentucky man won $75,000 after purchasing a $5 Cash Eruption scratch-off ticket. According to lottery officials, Knopp plans to get a house and pay off his debt.
Police are looking for an inmate who escaped the Marion County Detention Center on October 25 around 11:42 p.m.
WWE Monday Night Raw is coming to Rupp Arena on Monday, February 12. Presale for tickets will be available on November 1 at 10:00 a.m., and general sale is on November 3 at 10:00 a.m.
By: Cherish Simpson
A Frankfort woman won $75,000 after playing her first-ever scratch-off ticket. She says the owners were just as surprised by the big win as she was.
According to officials, on Sunday evening around 10:00, Coon Creek Fire & Rescue responded to an ATV accident involving two people who were seriously injured.
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