'I don't think it takes an investigator to realize that people don't just end up on the side of Interstate 65 in a wooded area on their own and die,' said cops
The man's sister said she saw him open his eyes and look around as his hospital bed was wheeled out of intensive care, but was told it was just a reflex.
The Kentucky sheriff accused of brazenly gunning down a judge in a courthouse now says he's stepping away from his badge — and calling it 'retirement.'
Couch, 32, has evaded capture since Saturday, after he allegedly used an AR-15 to shoot at unsuspecting drivers from a cliff ledge next to Interstate 75, near London, Kentucky, according to authorities.
Couch, 32, has evaded capture since Saturday, after he allegedly used an AR-15 to shoot at unsuspecting drivers on Interstate 75, near London, Kentucky, according to the FBI.
Couch, 32, has evaded capture since Saturday, after he allegedly used an AR-15 to shoot at unsuspecting drivers on Interstate 75, near London, Kentucky, according to the FBI.
The manhunt for suspect Joseph Couch entered its third day Monday. As the manhunt for the suspect accused of injuring multiple people that were driving down a Kentucky highway enters its third day, it's been revealed that the he sent haunting text messages only 30 minutes before the shooting promising that he was "going to kill a lot of people".
Authorities are still searching for purported gunman Joseph Couch, 32, after he allegedly sprayed bullets from an AR-15 at unsuspecting drivers on Interstate 15, near London, Kentucky, on Saturday, according to the FBI.
A Social Security disability lawyer pleaded guilty in federal court today for his role in a scheme to fraudulently obtain $550 million from the Social Security Administration (SSA) for thousands of claimants.
The American Civil Liberties Union has filed a lawsuit to express its disapproval over Kentucky's new abortion laws, including the need to perform an ultrasound prior to an abortion.
Matt Bevin, the Republican Kentucky Governor said on Tuesday to scrutinize his Democratic predecessor Steve Beshear. Gov. Bevin has hired private law firm to examine Beshar's illegal procurement practice.
A jury has awarded $5.3 million to eight black men over the UPS discrimination lawsuit. The plaintiffs claimed that they endured a hostile work environment.
