Special Deputies Michelle Day and Cindy Cobb with K-9 “Dakota” assisted in missing persons search

LONDON, KY - (March 24, 2021) - Laurel County Sheriff John Root is reporting that: Laurel County Sheriff's Office Special Deputy Michelle Day, and Special Deputy Cindy Cobb with K-9 “Dakota” and a Laurel County resident -Tammy Elza and her K-9 “Carbon” assisted the Clay County Sheriff's office, Kentucky State Police and Clay County Emergency Management in a land search for two missing persons in Clay County on March 23, 2021.

LOUISVILLE, KY — The MolinaCares Accord (“MolinaCares”) has donated $25,000 to Metro United Way’s Black L.O.V.E. (Live. Own. Vote. Excel.) Philanthropic Partnership program to support the advancement of Black-led philanthropy rooted in generosity, justice, and shared accountability.

L to R: Robert “Bob” Estep and David Campbell

MANCHESTER, KY - Clay County Sheriff Patrick Robinson is reporting that on March 23, 2021 Clay County Sheriff Detective Jeff Kelsey along with Detectives with the Kentucky State Police and Emergency Management Officials conducted numerous searches within Clay County regarding active missing person cases of Robert “Bob” Estep and David Campbell.

BIG CREEK, KY - On March 22, 2021 at 7:51 PM, Kentucky State Police Post -11 London received a complaint of possible human remains located in the Big Creek Community of rural Clay County

By Robert Berry and Anthony “Tony” Campbell

L to R: Robert Berry, President and CEO of Big Rivers Electric Corp. & Anthony “Tony” Campbell, President and CEO of East Kentucky Power Cooperative

February’s bitterly cold temperatures, pushing deep into the southern U.S. and persisting for days, severely tested Texas’ electric infrastructure, exposing weaknesses and providing valuable lessons about reliability.

When the temperature plunges and people depend on electricity for heat, reliability is vitally important. Millions of Texans lost power for days, and at least 57 deaths have been attributed to the winter storm and bitter cold according to the Texas health department.

FRANKFORT, KY — On Tuesday March 16, 2021, the Kentucky Smart on Crime Coalition released the following statement after the Kentucky Senate approved HB 126, sponsored by Chairman C. Ed Massey, legislation aimed at bringing Kentucky’s felony theft threshold statutes to the national median of states at $1,000.