Lexington Brief

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Public safety 1 outlet · The Kentucky Kernel

Kentucky closes out regular season with second consecutive win

Kentucky men’s soccer beat Georgia State 3-1 in Atlanta on Tuesday, closing the regular season with its second consecutive win and earning the No. 7 seed in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament. Bains Smith and Costa Iliadis scored in the first half, and Cianole Nguepissi added his first career goal in the 80th minute. Kentucky outshot the Panthers 22-3 and will face No. 2 seed Marshall on Sunday, Nov. 8, at 3 p.m. ET in Huntington, West Virginia.

Public safety 1 outlet · The State Journal (Politics)

Police, fire blotter (Nov. 3)

Frankfort and Franklin County agencies responded Tuesday to theft reports, two stolen vehicles and several crashes. A two-vehicle crash on Rolling Acres Drive near Myrtle Avenue left one woman reporting neck and hand pain; crashes on Georgetown Road, Bradley Street and Brighton Park Boulevard caused no injuries, and a hit-and-run was reported on Wapping Street. Other calls included alleged theft of $7,000 in jewelry, mail theft, a shoplifting report and a possible house fire traced to burnt food.

Public safety 1 outlet · The State Journal (Politics)

Frankfort woman accused of kicking, hitting officers, nurse

Frankfort woman Cambria Collins was arrested late Tuesday after officers responded to a disabled Can-Am Spyder on East Main Street near Winding Way Drive, according to an arrest citation. The citation alleges Collins kicked officers and later struck a nurse during a struggle at Frankfort Regional Medical Center. She faces assault, resisting arrest and public intoxication charges and is held at Franklin County Regional Jail on a $10,000 cash bond.

Sports 1 outlet · The Kentucky Kernel

Kentucky women’s soccer breaks No. 20 Arkansas’ seven-game undefeated streak

Kentucky women’s soccer beat No. 20 Arkansas 3-0 in its final game of the season, ending the Razorbacks’ seven-game unbeaten streak. Rayna Powers opened the scoring with a header off a Myers Teagan corner kick, and Kyla Dawn added a goal. The Wildcats finished 9-5-3 and earned the No. 4 seed in the SEC tournament after going unbeaten for a month. They will begin play in the quarterfinals.

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