PADUCAH, KY (KFVS) - U.S. Attorney David J. Hale with the Western District of Kentucky announced Thursday a former Fort Campbell soldier has been charged in a four-count Indictment with knowingly possessing, mailing, transporting and shipping child pornography while staying within the Fort Campbell Military Reservation during active duty in Iraq.

Hale said Timothy Lee Hansen, 25, appeared in U.S. District Court in Paducah on Wednesday and entered pleas of not guilty to the charges. Before his indictment, Hansen had been charged in a criminal complaint on July 19, 2011. During an earlier hearing, Chief United States District Judge Thomas B. Russell ordered Hansen detained without bond.

According to court records, between February 2010 and February 15, 2011, Hansen, also known as "Hydes420" allegedly used a "peer-to-peer" internet file sharing software to download, store and trade digital images of child pornography.

The McCracken County Sheriff's department is investigating vandalism at two churches in the area.

According to deputies, someone at Lone Oak Baptist Church noticed a window in the steeple was broken on September 5th. The church estimates the damage at $10,000.

Then, on September 9th, someone at Oaklawn Baptist church discovered a pane of stained glass had four holes in it. The church estimates the damage at $1,000.

A deputy said the department believes the windows were shot out with a gun or a pellet gun.

If you know anything about these crimes, you're asked to call the McCracken County Sheriff's Department at (270) 444-4719 or contact Crimestoppers at (270) 443-TELL.

Anyone that has information that leads to an arrest and/or conviction could be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.

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MCCRACKEN COUNTY, KY (KFVS) - All lanes are open in Interstate 24 after a deadly wreck Tuesday afternoon.

Public Transportation Officer Keith Todd says the crash on I-24 happened around 4 p.m. Tuesday.

The crash happened at mile point 8 just west of the US 45/US 62 interchange at Exit 7.

Both westbound and eastbound lanes were were temporarily closed to allow emergency access to the site of a crash.

According to Kentucky State Police, Ricky L. Morris, 51 years-old, of Benton was west bound on Interstate 24 at the 9 mile marker when witnesses say one of his tires blew on the GMC dump truck he was driving.

Morris's vehicle then veered into the passing lane hitting the car driven by Richard Toon, 47 years-old of Bardwell, KY.

Both Morris and Toon's vehicle then crossed the median into the east bound lanes of I-24.  Toon's car collided head-on with Chevy Malibu operated by Rickey W.