HARDIN COUNTY, Ky. (WAVE) - Elizabethtown police confirmed two people were found dead inside a home that caught on fire. Elizabethtown firefighters were called to the 500 block of Henon Lane shortly before 5 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 30. There’s no report of anyone else found when firefighters searched the...

Two structures in Caneyville have been leveled by what has been determined to be arson. Tuesday night at approximately 11:20, the Caneyville and Leitchfield Fire Departments, Grayson County Deputy Caleb Owens, Caneyville Police Chief Brandon Brooks, Grayson Co. Emergency Management Director Carey Sims, and EMS responded to two fires at 3431 Watershed Road; a wood-framed house (with what appeared to be a corner of the home made of concrete) and a nearby mobile home.

A family who lost their home to a massive fire Friday night in Leitchfield has issued a plea for the return of a family pet. Haley Snell, whose family — including two young girls — lost everything they own in a fire at their residence on the corner of Alexander Drive and Embry Villa Road, posted on social media a request for help finding one of the family’s dogs, Sophie.

Kentucky State Police has released additional information on an officer-involved shooting at Baptist Health Hardin (BHH) in Elizabethtown. As K105 previously reported, the Elizabethtown Police Department was dispatched to the hospital at 913 North Dixie Hwy at approximately 5:10 on the morning of October 19, 2024, on the report of gunfire.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Hardin County hospital just expanded, adding some vital services for the area. Tuesday, leaders with Baptist Health Hardin cut the ribbon on the hospital's $225.6 million medical pavilion, making this the largest expansion in the hospital's 100-year history. The new 282,000-square-foot pavilion, located at...

A teenage girl from Edmonson County has now been missing for over two weeks. Alexandria Piper, 16, of Rocky Hill, was last seen on Monday, October 14 at 1:30 a.m. “in the Edmonson County part of Smiths Grove close to Rocky Hill,” Alexandria’s mother, Jessica Blair, said in a social media post.

Building skills and confidence, and guiding students to use those skills to help others. That’s how Grayson County Middle School Reading Interventionist Misty Gardner makes a difference in the lives of her students. She recently worked with 8th graders Keona McQuady and Aaliyah Vigil to complete two reading projects....

Patrons of the LaRue County Public Library will soon see a new addition to the walls of the collections — a beautiful, custom-made quilt created by the LaRue County Quilt Club. The quilt, which was designed to imitate a bookshelf, features more than 150 books spread through five shelves....

Grant Mackey of Hardin County and Cody Clift of Caldwell County have been selected as Kentucky’s American Soybean Association (ASA) Corteva Agriscience Young Leaders for 2024-2025. Now in its 41st year, this national program allows young soybean farmers from around the country to gather for a challenging leadership experience. The Young Leaders program offers the opportunity for participants to enhance their leadership skills as well as meet and learn from other young leaders.

HODGENVILLE — LaRue County residents Brian and Denise Martin, owners of Martin Meadow Farms, are sponsoring the first LaRue County Snip & Clip Clinic on Saturday, November 9 in partnership with Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter. This free clinic is for outdoor or barn cats and will be...

ELIZABETHTOWN, Ky. — Wednesday was the last day for excused absentee voting in Hardin County. On the ballot — whether the county will allow medical cannabis businesses to set up shop. At least 67 other counties in Kentucky, and dozens more cities, are considering the same issue. The...

The Radcliff-Elizabethtown Metropolitan Planning Organization last year commissioned a public transportation study, and representatives from the Lincoln Trail Area Development District and consulting firm Michael Baker International on Monday presented the results and recommendations from the study at the State Theater. LTADD Executive Director Daniel London said the study does...

Three area school districts are looking for feedback from school families through active surveys available through their websites and social media. Breckinridge County Schools is seeking responses for their Parent/Caregiver Experience survey. BCS says feedback from the survey will help the district determine what is working well in their schools and what needs improvement. The survey should take about 15 minutes to complete and can be found on the Breckinridge County School District Facebook page.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - The City of Horse Cave has released a statement addressing variations in ad valorem tax rate flunctuations. The statement, posted by the city to Facebook, is as follows.

Sazerac Company, one of the most recognized names in the spirits industry, is holding an exclusive online auction to raise funds for the American Red Cross’s relief efforts for Hurricanes Milton and

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) -The Kentucky League of Cities presented Park City Commissioner Mike Burgess with a Level II Excellence in City Governance award. The nonprofit administers the City Officials Training Center. The voluntary education program allows city officials to complete education levels by attending KLC events and submitting outside educational credit from other municipal training.

Coveted bourbons and ryes from “America’s oldest continuously operated” whiskey distillery. Buffalo Trace’s annual Antique Collection has returned for Fall 2024, representing a squad of stellar whiskey releases from “America’s Oldest Continuously Operating Distillery.” This year’s boozy portfolio includes all five Buffalo Trace Antique Collection bottles, including Eagle Rare 17-Year-Old Bourbon, George T. Stagg Bourbon, Thomas H. Handy Sazerac Straight Rye Whiskey, Sazerac 18-Year-Old Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey and William Larue Weller Bourbon.

On Oct. 22, the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program (Aspen) announced that Dr. Juston Pate, president and CEO at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College is one of 25 innovative leaders selected from across the country to participate in the second cohort of the Aspen Presidents Fellowship, sponsored by JPMorgan Chase. The fellows will engage in a unique year-long professional development experience that will help them refine and enact a reform agenda to help more of their students succeed both during and after college.