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Logan County sweeps HMS in football opener
Hopkinsville Middle School’s football team opened its 2024 season Tuesday night against Logan County. The Cougars won the seventh-grade game 30-0 and the eighth-grade game 34-8. Hopkinsville’s lone touchdown came from Nehemiah Bailey. Bentley Wood had the conversion. The Tigers are back in action Thursday at Todd County...
Disease detected in deer in southwestern IN counties
(WEHT) – Some southwestern Indiana counties have sick deer in the area. According to Indiana DNR, epizootic hemorrhagic disease (EHD) was detected in deer in several areas of Indiana, including Warrick, Pike and Perry counties. Officials say an early-season outbreak of EHD in deer, which started in the northern region of Indiana this year, has […]
Daviess County Fire gets new life saving equipment
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) — The Daviess County Fire Department has acquired new waterproof ice rescue suits. The Daviess County Fiscal Court took to Facebook to announce the fire department’s new equipment. It says the suits are completely waterproof with a watertight hood, gloves and attached boots. The post goes on to say that these suits […]
Arrest made in connection to fatal shooting of teen
LEXINGTON, Ky. (ABC36 NEWS NOW) – Lexington Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the July 19th shooting death of C’aveyoun Robinson. Robert Constant, 36, was taken into custody Wednesday, and has been charged with Murder and Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon. He is currently being held at the Fayette County Detention Center.
National Weather Service determines cause of damage in NKY
ALEXANDRIA, Ky. (WXIX) - The Northern Kentucky region received the brunt of Wednesday night’s storms, causing damage in some areas. Alexandria was one of those towns that reported having storm damage. Emergency management crews along with fire personnel were dispatched around 7 p.m. Wednesday, where they found several homes...
John Boel, longtime Louisville news anchor, announces retirement
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - After a 40-year career in journalism, longtime Louisville news anchor and WAVE Troubleshooter John Boel announces his retirement. Boel has spent his time in Louisville working for WLKY and then WAVE. Throughout his career, Boel has won 106 Emmys and 17 Murrow Awards for his storytelling and published two books. His last day at WAVE will be Feb. 28, 2025.
Parent files public corruption complaint with KY attorney general against Fayette school board
“Not only were these actions in violation of state law, they were also an egregious violation of public trust. The public deserves the opportunity for public comment when their elected officials vote to levy hundreds of millions of dollars in property taxes,” Matthew Vied said.
Inez Fire Chief Lee Gauze tapped Harvest Fest Parade grand marshal
INEZ — The Kiwanis Club has tapped Lee Gauze, a stalwart of the Martin County community, as grand marshal for the 2024 Harvest Fest Parade. Club members approved the selection in a Thursday meeting at the Masterpiece Kitchen & Café in Inez. “We try to name someone influential...
State, local leaders celebrate construction milestone of new 'state-of-the-art' Louisville hospital tower
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- State and local leaders joined some of Louisville's biggest health care leaders Wednesday morning to celebrate a construction milestone in Louisville's growing LOUMED district. Hundreds of peopled signed the beam on the west tower of the UofL Hospital campus as part of a ceremony to celebrate...
61st Annual Franklin Car and Craft Show expected to be largest ever presented by Franklin-Simpson County Tourism Commission
With over 200 cars expected to roll into downtown Franklin, Ky. on Sept. 21, the 61st Annual Franklin Car and Craft Show will kick off at 9am. “We have celebrated automobiles in Franklin for decades and we are anticipating this year’s show to be the biggest and best so far,” said Amy Ellis, Executive Director of Simpson County Tourism.
Paducah City Block project ends without signature hotel
Paducah Mayor George Bray announced Tuesday evening that the city is dissolving its partnership with a development firm that had committed to bringing a $24 million project to the far western Kentucky community’s downtown. Bray made the announcement during a city commission meeting that Paducah and Weyland Ventures –...
First ever case of sloth fever detected in Jefferson County
A virus transmitted out of Central and South American regions, as well as parts of the Caribbean, has been detected in Jefferson County, Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness officials said in a press release Wednesday. A Jefferson County resident who recently traveled to Cuba has been diagnosed with Oropouche virus...
EKU hits record high freshman enrollment for Fall 2024
Last week, Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) welcomed new and returning students, kicking off the Fall 2024 semester on Monday, Aug. 19. With 2,985 freshmen on the first day of classes, EKU set a new freshman enrollment record, surpassing the previous high of 2,931 set in 2015. “In a time of...
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