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Oak Grove Restaurant Evacuated Due To Objects Found In A Car
A restaurant on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Oak Grove was evacuated after a suspicious item was found in a vehicle Tuesday afternoon. Oak Grove Police say they were called to the area for a man who died as a result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in a field behind Sonic and found a suspicious object in his car that led them to block off the area.
Communication workers strike in Owensboro
Members of the Communications Workers of America Local 3321 were picketing outside AT&T facilities in Owensboro Tuesday, in support of the CWA’s strike against the telecommunications giant. Members of Local 3321 were picketing at AT&T buildings across the region, including Owensboro, Henderson, Madisonville, Hopkinsville, Princeton, Hartford and Morganfield. Norm Franklin, president of Local ...
Daviess Co. polling sites announced for 2024 General Election
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Daviess County Clerk’s Office has announced important dates and polling sites for the General Election. Officials say the online portal to request a mail-in absentee ballot opens on September 21. The locations are: According to the Daviess County Fiscal Court, October 7 is the last day to register to […]
Army Corps of Engineers plans to move Louisville HQ to prominent downtown office tower
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A well-known downtown office building is losing LG&E as its main tenant, but it stands to gain a new one: The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Corps announced Tuesday it is negotiating a lease in the 24-story building at 220 W. Main St. that LG&E plans to vacate when its rental agreement runs out next year. The federal agency has been headquartered at the Romano Mazzoli Federal Building since 1969.
City tackles ‘fairly complex’ litter problem, collects over 23,000 pounds of trash in Hopkinsville
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The City of Hopkinsville is dedicated to maintaining cleanliness and addressing roadside litter through initiatives such as Trash for Cash. With one month left in the program for 2024, participants have collected 23,345 pounds of trash this year. Heather Braun, the Beautification Coordinator, reports that over 150 miles have been covered and 667 bags of trash have been collected.
Baby gorilla rejected by his mother arrives safely at new home
SEATTLE — The baby gorilla rejected by his mother at the Woodland Park Zoo arrived safely at his new home in Kentucky, the zoo said in a release Tuesday. The baby gorilla, named Abeo (ah-beh-OH) which means “bringer of happiness” in a language spoken in West Africa, will be socialized with a foster gorilla mom and a multigenerational family of gorillas at the Louisville Zoo.
Nicholasville pastor celebrates history with church, community
Correction: The Church celebrated its 178-year anniversary on Sunday, August 11. Also, Pastor Radford meets with the young adult church group periodically. Pastor Moses Radford is the longest serving pastor at the First Baptist Church in Nicholasville. The second Sunday of August marks the church’s 178-year anniversary and Radford’s 33rd year as pastor of the […] The post Nicholasville pastor celebrates history with church, community appeared first on Jessamine Journal.
Glasgow teen still not located after 17 days
BARREN COUNTY, Ky. – A Glasgow teen has still not been located after leaving her home on Aug. 2., authorities say. Barren County Sheriff’s Office public information officer Mike Houchens confirmed Tuesday that Devynn Wise, 17, has still not been found. The Barren County Sheriff’s Office stated Wise...
Freshman running back fro Louisville football team named All-American
The Louisville Cardinals are preparing for the start of the 2024 season. This team doesn't have high expectations, but they have high expectations for themselves. The Cardinals have a lot to replace on offense, including a change in the running game because of losing their top rusher. Louisville already has...
Date set for John Calipari’s return to Lexington to face Kentucky
The SEC basketball schedule was released on Tuesday, giving fans a first look at when and where each conference game will take place in the 2024-25 college basketball season. Without a doubt the most exciting matchup is Arkansas at Kentucky – the return of longtime Wildcats coach John Calipari to Lexington. The game, which will take place on February 1, not only brings Cal back to the program he coached for 15 years and brought a national championship in 2012, it also marks the return of former Kentucky players DJ Wagner, Adou Thiero, and Zvonimir Ivisic who followed Calipari to Fayetteville in...
Medical cannabis in Newport? Commission mulls possibilites, faces opposition
The Newport Commission discussed permitting medical cannabis operations in the city — with some divisive opinions on the topic. Newport Commissioners Julie Smith-Morrow and Mike Radwanski and Newport Mayor Tom Guidugli Jr. expressed interest in the idea. Commissioner Ken Rechtin said he intends to vote no, and multiple residents spoke at the meeting asking the city to vote no on the operations. Commissioner Beth Fennell was absent from the meeting.
Tuesday afternoon Cardinal news and notes
—Ashton Gillotte’s latest preseason honor is a big one: First Team AP All-American. He joins Jaire Alexander (2017), Lamar Jackson (2017) and Caleb Chandler (2022) as the only Cardinals to achieve the feat. —Top 20 shooting guard Shelton Henderson (2025) is visiting Louisville this weekend. The word for a...
Louisville Football: The 50 Most Important Players of 2024, 35-31
Cardinal Authority takes a look at the most important players on the Louisville football team for this season. Cardinal Authority is running a special series looking at the 50 most important players on the University of Louisville football roster heading into the 2024 season. Over the course of the next 10 days, we will unveil the rankings of the players starting with No. 50.
If You Have an Extremely High Utility Bill This Summer, There’s Some Relief in Kentucky
Though our weather in western Kentucky is exceptionally pleasant this week, that really hasn't been the case throughout much of the summer. It's been hot and humid and air conditioning systems around the Tristate have been working overtime to keep up. That means lots of local residents are seeing huge increases in their utility bills. For example, my OMU bill for the last month was nearly $500. That's a big chunk of change.
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