Web Only Shoplifting suspect leads W’burg police on 100 mph chase By: News Journal Date: July 2, 2025 A Lexington woman remains incarcerated in the Whitley County Detention Center after allegedly shoplifting from the Williamsburg Walmart and leading police on a vehicle pursuit that reached a speed of 100 mph before ending just inside Tennessee. Written by: News Journalhttps://thenewsjournal.wpenginepowered.com Previous articleLawsuitsNext articleProsecutors recommend five-year sentence for woman who assaulted deputy SubscribeI want inI've read and accept the Privacy Policy. Share post: FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Popular Corbin accepting bids to replace old fire truck Gone but not forgotten… Six people indicted in drug cases Whitley County School District real estate tax rate expected to drop Corbin High School says farewell to Athletic Director Tackett Wilson More like thisRelated Corbin accepting bids to replace old fire truck Mark White - September 3, 2026 If you drive an old car and it breaks... Gone but not forgotten… Mark White - September 3, 2026 Demolition crews are working to tear down buildings gutted... Six people indicted in drug cases Mark White - September 3, 2026 The Knox County Grand Jury indicted three people in... Whitley County School District real estate tax rate expected to drop Mark White - September 3, 2026 Whitley County School District property tax rates on real...