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Wanted man arrested with help from tip to Bluegrass Crime Stoppers
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A wanted man in Lexington was arrested after a tip to Bluegrass Crime Stoppers. Tyavius Taylor, 25, was wanted on warrants for first-degree burglary, first-degree robbery, first-degree domestic violence assault and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon, according to Bluegrass Crime Stoppers. The organization...
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Kentucky faces Florida at Kroger Field Saturday. Info on parking, game theme
Kentucky will face UK football alum Jon Sumrall and the Florida Gators at Kroger Field on Saturday, Nov. 14, following their second loss of the season to Tennessee last week. The Nov. 14 game will kick off at 6:15 p.m. , and the Kentucky game theme is a blackout . Here is what to know before going to watch an unranked Florida and No. 13 Kentucky face off at Kroger Field. Where to park for Kentucky football games Due to UK Albert Chandler Hospital expansion construction, the hospital parking garage on the corner of University Drive and Cooper will no longer be available to attendees. According to a spokesperson for UK Athletics, people who used to park in that parking garage will now park in the Johnson Center parking garage on Sports Center Drive. The Press Avenue parking garage is a free parking option, a spokesperson for UK Athletics said, and is about a 10-15 minute walk to Kroger Field. For those who may not want to make the walk, a shuttle can take attendees from the parking garage to the stadium for $1. UK also allows for game attendees to park in two of the William T. Young parking
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Former Kentucky teacher accused of dragging autistic child at school, faces charges
A former Kentucky elementary school teacher has been charged after allegedly dragging an autistic child around a school by the child’s wrist and ankle, according to court documents. Jordan Royalty, 32, of Georgetown, was a teacher at Conkwright Elementary School in Winchester, according to court documents. Video show Royalty dragging an autistic 5-year-old child across the school while the child lays limp on the floor on two separate occasions. The first instance happened Oct. 8, in which Royalty dragged the child by his wrist out of a classroom and to the school’s front office, according to court documents. Clark County Schools Superintendent Dustin Howard confirmed she is no longer employed by the school district. “I cannot comment on confidential matters involving students or personnel but the district is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all students and have been and are currently fully cooperat(ing) with law enforcement,” Howard said in a statement. Almost two weeks later, Royalty allegedly dragged the same child down the school’s hallway. Video shows the child walking to a corner in the hallway before Royalty grab him and drag him by his wrist from the corner, according to court documents. Royalty also slapped the kid’s