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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A victim in a serial rape case is frustrated after a Fayette County Circuit Court judge ruled Monday to lower the suspect’s bond.
By: Julie Goodman, Leigh Searcy
The victim in a Fayette County sexual assault case said that a judge’s comments at the suspect’s sentencing were a “gut punch.”
BARDSTOWN, Ky. (LEX 18) — An attempt by one of the suspects in the Crystal Rogers murder case to have the case against him tossed out failed on Wednesday after a judge denied Steven Lawson's dismissal motion.
By: Leigh Searcy
Still from body camera footage captured when Nicholasville police responded to a man's house at the request of former Frankfort police detective Larry "Guss" Curtis.
By: Leigh Searcy
Balls Alley was shut down and sold by the city to Lancaster Baptist Church, which owns property on both sides of the small street.
Steven Lawson, left, looked at his attorney, Ted Lavit, at his court hearing Thursday. Lawson dismissed Lavit during the hearing, saying he no longer felt the attorney was doing his job for him anymore.
By: Leigh Searcy
(LEX 18) — The judge overseeing the Amber Spradlin case in Floyd County has ordered the attorney for one of the accused to explain alleged issues in a court filing – or potentially face being held in contempt.
Neighbors reported that FBI agents searched and dug at a property in Bourbon County earlier this week. It's unclear what they were looking for or whether they found anything, but LEX 18 is told the search had nothing to do with the current property owners.
By: Leigh Searcy
FAYETTE COUNTY, Ky. (LEX 18) — Since former Lexington-Fayette County Health Department commissioner Dr. Kraig Humbaugh retired at the end of 2021, the department has struggled to fill his place.
By: Morgan Eads
(LEX 18) — In a now dismissed case, the man suspected in the weekend shooting on I-75 in Laurel County was accused earlier this year of threatening a neighbor with an "AR," according to Knox County court records.
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