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Two Evansville women feel safe going to Taylor Swift concert in London following Vienna terrorist threats
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEHT) — Despite last week’s foiled terrorist attack in Vienna during Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour, Stephanie Bonenberger and Hope Mills are packing their bags and heading to London for Swift’s concerts. The shows in London are the first since the cancelled shows in Vienna. Bonenberger and Mills have seen Swift in concert before, […]
The city plans to pay $49,400 on behalf of the owner of the old Pearl Cleaner
The city plans to pay $49,400 on behalf of the owner of the old Pearl Cleaners site to clean the property from debris left by a fire and partial demolition. The Board of Public Safety agreed Aug. 14 to hire Stemaly Excavating to complete the job after the owner ignored City orders to clear the property.
Howl at the Moon V charity festival to be held in New Concord
The Howl at the Moon Festival is an upcoming charity event on August 23 and 24 in New Concord, Kentucky, featuring a diverse lineup of local bands, including the Wish You Weres, the River Dust Duo, and Firefly, as well as vendors, food, camping, and a family-friendly atmosphere. The festival is raising funds for the Murray WATCH program, which helps individuals with traumatic brain injuries. WKMS Morning Edition host speaks with HATMF Secretary Dalton Ashley about the festival and Murray WATCH.
Woman shot, killed at apartment in east Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A woman was killed after she was shot multiple times at an apartment building in east Louisville. Louisville Metro police officers were called on Friday just after 5 a.m. for a shooting in the 2000 block of Liverpool Lane in the Bon Air neighborhood. That’s about three minutes from the intersection of Bardstown Road and Hikes Lane.
Proposed Jeffersontown smoke shop shot down by city
A proposed smoke shop has been prohibited from opening near Jeffersontown's Gaslight Square, with a Jeffersontown government employee saying the location violates a new city ordinance. Trippy's, a Louisville-based smoke shop specializing in CBD products, vaping devices and other smoking supplies, received a license from Louisville Metro Government to sell tobacco products at 10305 Taylorsville Road in June. ...
Murray Says ‘No’ to Christian County Offense
The Murray Tigers have had a pretty decent week against teams from the 2nd Region. The Tigers picked up their second win over a school from Christian County in the opening week of the season with a 7-0 win over the Christian County Colonel Thursday night at the Stadium of Champions.
Parents frustrated over JCPS decision to hold middle school football games at high school fields
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Parents at Newburg Middle School are frustrated over JCPS Athletics’ decision to hold varsity middle school games on high school fields. After two years of repairs to their football field, parents of the school’s varsity players were looking forward to playing at home and hopefully bringing in some extra funding for the program.
Man charged with murder in connection to shooting outside Highlands nightclubs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A man has been arrested in connection to a shooting outside a popular stretch of late-night bars and restaurants on Baxter Avenue in the Highlands that left two dead and one injured. Louisville Metro Police said Richie Williams, 37, was arrested Thursday and charged with murder...
Kentucky Supreme Court weighing whether agencies can withhold records during active cases
What records – if any – should be made available to the public during active criminal investigations or prosecution?. That was the central question that Kentucky Supreme Court justices heard arguments about on Wednesday in a case that could determine whether a police department is allowed to withhold records from a news outlet because of the records’ connections to a criminal investigation.
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