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Louisville financial advisor gives advice after massive Social Security data breach
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A data breach has put billions at risk of identity theft. A class action lawsuit said hackers stole sensitive information, including billions of names, addresses and social security numbers. But there's a way you can protect yourself by putting a security freeze on your credit report.
Proposal to erase unpaid medical debt in Fayette County heard at City Hall
Lexington City Council members are considering ways to help local citizens deal with unpaid medical bills. Members of a Council committee took in a presentation Tuesday by a non-profit working in that space.
Man arrested after going around Louisville smashing car windows and running away
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A man is in custody after spending over a week smashing windows around Louisville, according to Louisville Metro Police. Alvaro Zecenarro, 30, was arrested by LMPD on Wednesday and charged with criminal mischief. Zecennaro's multiple arrest citation say he would drive around Louisville, jump out of...
Woman Charged With Theft Of Identity
A Hopkinsville woman was charged with theft of identity after a disturbance on West 7th Street Wednesday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say they responded behind the Subway for a disturbance and found 22-year-old Jalayshia Bussell and a female who was bleeding from her mouth. Bussell reportedly gave officers someone else’s birthday...
Authorities identify two men found dead on Ellis Park property
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Officials have released the name of two men who were found dead at Ellis Park earlier this week. Dispatch received a call at 12:30 a.m. on Tuesday reporting that a man was unresponsive in the stables area of Ellis Park. While responding, authorities say they found another deceased male. Sheriff’s officials […]
State on track to see the next individual income tax cut in 2026
By Rep. Daniel Elliott Six years ago Kentucky’s individual income tax was 6%. While that seems like a low number, consider that the average Kentuckian worked the first three full weeks of January, 15.6 work days to be exact, just to pay their annual individual income tax. While taxes are a necessary function of government […] The post State on track to see the next individual income tax cut in 2026 appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
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