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Ohio Prosecutor Allegedly Bit Man’s Finger Off During Road Rage
Green County Assistant Attorney fired but not yet charged after being accused of biting a man's finger off during a road rage incident. This crazy road rage incident happened after midnight on June 30th just East of Dayton, Ohio. The victim told the Riverside Police Department that this started when he honked his horn at the suspect, Christopher Murray. The suspect in the car in front of the victim remained still as the traffic lights turned green and then red again. Murray allegedly got out of his car and asked the victim if he wanted to fight according to Newsweek,
Multi-time Leitchfield felon jailed in Allen Co. on fleeing, DUI, other charges
A Leitchfield woman with several felony convictions has been jailed in Allen County on fleeing police, DUI and other charges. Corinna A. Hack, 38, was arrested early Friday morning by the Allen County Sheriff’s Office and charged with fleeing or evading police (motor vehicle), DUI, prescription controlled substance not in its proper container, reckless driving, and second-degree disorderly conduct, according to the Allen County Detention Center.
Man wanted for murder in death of Ayanna Morgan apprehended
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – A wanted man facing a murder charge after the death of a Western Kentucky University student has been captured, police said Saturday. The Bowling Green Police Department stated on Saturday, Aug. 24 that Malcolm Jones, 31, has been apprehended in Atlanta, Georgia for his involvement in the death of 21-year-old Ayanna Morgan.
Adult Education Graduating Class of 2024
Fayette County Adult Education along with Haywood County Adult Education in Brownsville conducted their graduation ceremony for 2024. The graduation was held at UT Martin Somer-ville Center on August 11, 2024. The Fayette Literacy Board sponsored the event and provided decorations and refreshments. A very special thanks goes to our board members for their dedication to the cause of literacy in our county, and for the support they gave to these deserving graduates. First Row: L to R: Laulla Pruiett, Paraprofessional Haywood County, Kristin Chance, Instructor Fayette County, Haylee Gilmer, Joshua Brownlee, Michael Spero, Jimmy Davis, Lia Smith, Allison Morrow, Clinton May, Makayla Bledsoe, Alicia Hill, Nancy Johnson, Instructor Fayette County, Christi De Turo, Paraprofessional Fayette County. Second Row: L to R: Micheal Harwell, Kevin Roark, Andrew Brock, Carlos Henderson, Jordan Clayton, Cordarius Hickerson, Reilly Patton, Tyler Lugo, Jeremiah Marshall.
Patriots massacre Knights at Greenwood Swamp, 48-21
BOWLING GREEN—While spirits were high as the Knights football team traveled to Greenwood to take on the Allen County-Scottsville Patriots for their opening game of the season, the evening would not be a pleasant one for the Marion County team, the game finishing 48-21 in the Patriots’ favor.
Lawsuit claims jail denies attorneys access to inmates
BOWLING GREEN — A lawsuit filed Friday in Warren Circuit Court claims that Warren County Regional Jail staff denied attorney Alan Simpson access to one of his clients. Simpson filed the suit against the jail and Warren County Jailer Stephen Harmon on behalf of Michael White, who has been incarcerated on pending criminal charges since July 15.
JD Vance's Kentucky fundraiser appearance to now take place in Lexington. What we know
A reception fundraiser for Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance scheduled for Monday has moved to Lexington, campaign officials confirmed to The Courier Journal on Friday. Vance campaign communications director William Martin confirmed said the Trump 47 Committee-sponsored event, originally scheduled to take place in Pikeville, will instead happen in Lexington. A reason was not...
Western Kentucky University comments on diversity, equity and inclusion
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – After the University of Kentucky announced they are disbanding their Diversity, Equity & Inclusion office after lawmakers debated whether to limit practices at public universities. We reached out to Western Kentucky University officials to see what practices are present on campus. While WKU does not...
Bowling Green man arrested on drug charges
LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - A drug arrest occurred on Hal Rogers Parkway on Thursday morning. When officers investigated his vehicle at a traffic safety checkpoint, Dennis Addison, 47, of Bowling Green was driving 10 miles west of London. Officers searched Addison’s vehicle and K-9 Foxx alerted officers to the...
Expectations for Brock Vandagriff, Gavin Wimsatt and other incoming transfers
The transfer portal has become ingrained in college football culture. A year ago, Kentucky's starting quarterback (Devin Leary), starting running back (Ray Davis), starting left tackle (Marques Cox) and second-leading receiver (Tayvion Robinson) were all transfers. The open market is an opportunity for college football programs to address areas of weakness within their program. The upcoming season is no different. UK will be relying upon new faces to make big contributions.
Northwest wins first football game in 2 years with victory over Fort Campbell | PHOTOS
FORT CAMPBELL, KY (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – For the first time in 714 days, the Vikings have won a football game. Northwest traveled to Fryar Stadium at Fort Campbell High School on Aug. 23, and behind a strong start, the Vikings won, 35-16. Northwest came out of the gates swinging, scoring 28 points in the first half. The ground game was effective for the Vikings, highlighted by Brice Moore’s four touchdowns rushing.
Active shooter training causes temporary delays at Louisville Muhammad Ali Airport
False reports of an active shooter during a training drill at the Kentucky Air National Guard base caused a temporary delay at the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF). Natalie Ciresi Chaudoin, spokesperson for the Louisville Regional Airport Authority, said SDF experienced a "very brief" stop lasting around ten minutes because of the incident, and only one flight was diverted. ...
Louisville football fans mad at College Gameday over Cardinals' omission
Louisville football fans have not forgotten the success that the Cardinals had in the first season under Jeff Brohm a year ago. They played for the ACC Championship last season and had a real shot to win the conference for the first time in quite a while. It was an impressive first year from Brohm.
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