Morgan Eads is an Investigative Producer for WLEX-TV, based in Lexington, Kentucky. With a background in journalism, Morgan focuses on local news stories, particularly investigative reports that shed light on issues affecting the community.
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By: Leigh Searcy
At a court hearing Thursday, special Judge Eddy Coleman heard arguments from a prosecutor and defense attorney on a bond reduction requested by the man accused in the stabbing death of a woman in Floyd County.
By: Morgan Eads, Leigh Searcy
The records state that Torilena Fields was caring for Truitt Fields’ three sons, her nephews, in Riverside County, Calif., after they were removed from his custody.
(LEX 18) — Back in October of 2023, the mayor of Campton and the Wolfe County judge executive were given symbolic cardboard checks totaling more than 2.3 million dollars in federal grants from Team Kentucky for community projects.
By: Leigh Searcy, Morgan Eads
The former deputy chief of the Hazard Police Department has filed a federal lawsuit against the police chief, Darren Williams, after she says she was retaliated against.
(LEX 18) — In older cemeteries, some of the burials are decades, if not more than a century old.
By: Leigh Searcy
HAZARD, Ky. (LEX 18) — In July, Dallas Campbell went to the Hazard Police Department to make an open records request. A process he assumed would take a few minutes ended with him in handcuffs.
MADISON CO., Ky. (LEX 18) — A man is facing a federal escape from custody charge after authorities say he was accidentally released from the Madison County Detention Center.
(LEX 18) — An interview from a 2022 investigation made national headlines last week after a mention in it of killed Letcher County District Court Judge Kevin Mullins came to light.
HAZARD, Ky. (LEX 18) — The city commission of Hazard voted unanimously Monday night to fire city police chief Darren Williams, city manager Tony Eversole and the police department confirmed Tuesday.
By: Morgan Eads, Leigh Searcy
After waiting several years for her day in court, a Lexington woman says she feels she went unheard at her estranged husband’s domestic violence sentencing last week.
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