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Man charged with murder, second DUI, after hitting, killing 71-year-old man in Hardin Co.
A man has been charged with murder after striking and killing a 71-year-old man in Hardin County. Matthew R. Bush, 33, of Hodgenville, was charged on Wednesday with murder, his second DUI and leaving the scene of an accident/failure to render aid. The charges stem from Bush, while driving a...
Hodgenville man charged with murder, captured in Hart County
UPTON, Ky. – A Hodgenville man is charged with murder after an alleged hit and run in Hardin County on Wednesday morning at 11:53 am. According to the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, Matthew Bush, 33, was operating a 1993 Chevrolet Truck southbound on North Walnut Street in Upton, when he struck and killed a pedestrian that entered the roadway to return to a residence.
First reading permitting marijuana businesses heard in Radcliff
Radcliff City Council heard the first reading July 18 of an ordinance that would permit medical cannabis businesses within the city limits. Medical cannabis businesses will vie for limited licenses through a lottery process. The business owner can choose the location, so long as the chosen city has decided to allow it.
Man Arrested After Fatal Hit-And-Run In Upton
UPTON (07/31/24) – Authorities in Hardin County have arrested a man in connection to a fatal hit-and-run incident in the Upton area. 33-year-old Matthew Bush of Hodgenville is charged with murder, operating the influence and leaving the scene of an accident after hitting 71-year-old James Hawk of Upton on an Upton street just before Noon Eastern on Wednesday. Hawk was pronounced dead at the scene. Bush’s vehicle was located a couple of miles away in Hart County, where he tried to hide it in a barn. He was taken into custody by Hart County deputies a short time later.
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