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Hopkinsville Man Charged With Drug Possession
A Hopkinsville man was charged with possession of drugs after a traffic stop on Lafayette Road in Christian County Thursday afternoon. Christian County Sheriff’s deputies say they stopped a vehicle driven by 41-year-old Christopher Worley for a turn signal violation and found him to have active warrants for failure to appear and probation violation.
Popular Owensboro Halloween Store Ready to Wreak ‘Havoc’ in New Location
In June, BOGO Fireworks, for the first time in its history here in Owensboro, was in a brick and mortar location. Prior to 2024, Joni Autry operated her successful fireworks business under a tent located in a variety of places on the south end of Frederica Street. For years, that tent was situated in the side parking lot of Office Depot behind Panera Bread Company. It later moved behind Towne Square Mall. Even later, Joni set up shop in front of Towne Square Mall. But, this year, she managed to move BOGO inside the former Stay Fit location at J.R. Miller Boulevard. Now, she's doing the same thing with her popular Halloween business- Halloween Havoc.
Police officer involved in Scottie Scheffler arrest gets arrested himself
One of the police officers who was on scene when Scottie Scheffler was arrested in Louisville earlier this year has now been arrested himself. According to a report from Ward Jolles of Wave 3 News, Louisville Metro Police Department officer Javar Downs was taken into custody on Friday after he was accused of pocketing $4,000... The post Police officer involved in Scottie Scheffler arrest gets arrested himself appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
City looks to name Hopkinsville Greenway pedestrian bridge for Attucks coach William Falls
Hopkinsville City Council will consider naming the 1,400-foot Hopkinsville Greenway pedestrian bridge, which spans Country Club Lane and LaFayette Road, for Kentucky Basketball Hall of Fame coach William Falls. Mayor James R. Knight Jr. proposed it during the Committee of the Whole meeting Thursday night. Council members agreed to forward...
Beautify Barren County looks to bring pride to community
GLASGOW, Ky. – A new group is looking to bring a little pride to Barren County. Beautify Barren County is currently working on three projects. The first involves cleaning up the median on US 31E near South Green Street in Glasgow. Another median on KY-90 near the Cumberland Parkway...
County officials vote on cannabis sales
LONDON, Ky. (WYMT) - On Thursday morning, the Laurel County Fiscal Court voted on ordinance 460, which would prevent the sale of medicinal cannabis in Laurel County. After a quick deliberation, the vote was four to three, in favor of passing the ordinance. Some community members said by passing the...
Piketon sweeps Manchester as Henry notches first coaching win with Redstreaks
"Graduating from Piketon and playing volleyball at Piketon, it is a very good feeling to get this win as a coach,” said Piketon head coach Jennifer Henry after Tuesday night's varsity volleyball match. It didn’t take long for Henry to notch her first win at her alma mater as the Redstreaks’ head coach. Piketon swept Manchester 3-0 (25-14,25-14,25-15) to open the season.
GOP vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance headlining Monday fundraiser in Lexington
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - GOP vice-presidential candidate J.D. Vance will attend a campaign fundraiser Monday in Lexington. The running mate of former President Donald Trump will headline an event hosted by Kelly and Joe Craft. Co-hosts of the fundraiser are Congressman Andy Barr and his wife, Davis; RPK Treasurer K.C....
Kentucky state senator continues to propose legislation to limit governor’s pardoning power
KENTON COUNTY, Ky (WXIX) -A Kentucky state senator is preparing to reintroduce proposed legislation to limit the governor’s pardoning power after hearing about a Lexington man who was arrested in connection with attacking a woman and causing her brain damage. State Senator Chris McDaniel, who represents District 23, is...
Kentucky’s First Solar-Powered Brewery Announces Closure
The first solar-powered brewery in Kentucky, known for its ciders featuring apples pressed on-site, will close at the end of the month. Pivot Brewing, 1400 Delaware Ave, was put up for sale in July by founder and owner Kevin Compton after considering a transition to a worker-owned co-op. Despite initial interest in an online auction with a minimum bid of $430,000 for the entire operation, a sale ultimately failed to materialize. This has led Compton to decide to shut down the brewery’s retail operations on August 31.
LMPD: Missing 15-year-old girl found safe
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville Metro Police said a 15-year-old girl who was missing on Friday has now been found safe. Police say the teenager was last seen near the Jeffersontown area on Friday. LMPD said 15-year-old Abbigail Eddy, also known as Abby Thomas, was last seen near the 200...
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