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Kentucky middle school teacher shows up drunk to school, gets arrested and resigns
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville-area teacher was arrested at school Tuesday after police say she showed up drunk. According to Elizabethtown police, staff at TK Stone Middle School observed Tamara Mouser on campus and believed she was intoxicated. The school resource officer assigned to the building was notified and made contact with Mouser.
35-year sentence for man arrested in Oak Grove for kidnapping, ransom
A Texas man will spend 35 years in a federal prison after kidnapping a Kentucky woman and transporting a minor across state lines. The sentence was handed down this week for 42-year-old Bryan Conley. In 2018, he created a fake online dating profile where he offered money and property to lure a minor from Ohio. The minor met up with Conley in Tennessee. He took the minor to Texas, stealing her purse and phone and abandoning her.
Man Charged After Hopkinsville Hit-And-Run Crash
Police have released more information about a wreck on East 9th Street in Hopkinsville that sent a Clarksville man to the hospital Sunday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say a car driven by 23-year-old Josaiah Brown was northbound on South Virginia Street when an SUV driven by 22-year-old Eric Chapa of Brownsville, Texas that was eastbound on East 9th Street failed to stop at the light and hit his car.
Deven Leclercq from Southwestern High rising to the top of the Bigs in his class @JasonFoley22 @jherron_5 @Southwestern_FB @12thSports @CoachRenoYale @CoachJanecek
’26 lineman capable of playing on either side of the ball. We’ve been featuring versatility this offseason and we aren’t but a few articles from being in-season. When you discuss lineman versatility, you’re talking about linemen who can play anywhere across an offensive front and possesses the burst, movement, speed, and explosion to play on defense too. Leclercq is that guy for his Southwestern High Warriors. Enjoy this look at a fast riser in the ’26 graduating class and a kid we’re examining for end of the year All-State recognition.
Students Call Out Louisville School Bus Cuts In Rap Song ‘Where My Bus At’ Amid National Driver Shortage
A group of students who call themselves The Real Young Prodigys have released a song to protest recent bus cuts in Louisville’s Jefferson County Public Schools. “Where My Bus At” was released on Aug. 7 with an accompanying music video that has garnered over 38,000 views on YouTube so far.
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