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Kentucky felon sentenced to 8 years in prison for child exploitation material
FRANKFORT, KY — On June 20, 41-year-old Jason Pitcock of Fountain Run was sentenced to eight years in prison for the possession and viewing of child exploitation material. The Department of Criminal Investigations' Special Victims Unit in the Office of the Attorney General investigated the case and Monroe County Commonwealth’s Attorney Jesse Stockton prosecuted the case on behalf of the Commonwealth.
Kentucky utilities to further study nuclear power possibilities
(The Center Square) – Two Kentucky energy providers say they plan to use federal funding to continue studying whether there are sites in the state that could be suitable for nuclear power generation. In a news release, PPL Corp., which owns Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities, said its subsidiaries will work with representatives from the U.S. Department of Energy and X-Energy, a nuclear design engineering firm, in the assessment. ...
IN, KY rank among the most smoking-addicted states
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – A new study has revealed the US states most addicted to smoking, based on the percentage of residents attempting to quit. Both Indiana and Kentucky rank in the top ten for smoking addiction, with a low percentage of current smokers trying to quit. Methodology Researchers explain the study, which was conducted […]
New Chamber Member Spotlight: JB’s Haunted Mansion and Snack Shack
It may be summer, but you can always find the spine tingling feels of fall at JB’s haunted Mansion and Snack Shack in Cave City. Owners James and Tonya Cline describe their haunted house as a kid-friendly attraction, full of dark vibes and jump scares. “We have lots of...
Parents jailed after child makes 911 call
CORBIN, Ky. (WYMT) - Two parents are in jail after their child reportedly called the police, thinking the mother was dead. On June 28, police say the girl called, saying that she could not wake her mother up. When police arrived at the home, the girl and her mother Danielle Asher, came to the door. The father, Robert Herren was found later.
Drier and more pleasant weekend
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - An isolated shower is possible as we round out your Friday. Humidity levels do come down a bit tonight and that is going to allow temperatures to bottom out in the upper 60s. THE WEEKEND as a whole is looking great with sunshine and lower...
Officials announce passing of veteran Greenville Fire Department member
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Officials with the Greenville Fire Department announced the sudden passing of a 50 year veteran of their department on Friday. According to a post, Gregory Martin began his membership with Greenville in the 70s. and he held an inactive role in their training administration. He also spent several years working for […]
JURY CONVICTS LONDON, KENTUCKY NATIVE IN LAUREL CIRCUIT COURT ON CHARGES CONNECTED TO A 2023 DRUG RELATED INVESTIGATION
LONDON, KY - Laurel/Knox Commonwealth Attorney Jackie Steele, Laurel County Sheriff John Root, and London Police Chief Chuck Johnson report that on Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024, an accused drug trafficker was convicted in a jury trial in Laurel Circuit Court. This case was the result of Laurel County Drug Task Force investigations.
Free Adoption Friday — Marshall County Animal Care and Control waives fees
MARSHALL COUNTY, KY — In celebration of Independence Day, Marshall County Animal Care and Control is having an adoption event on July 5 where all adoption fees will be waived. This deal applies to both cats and dogs, and you can see some of the pets up for adoption...
First Friday on Main draws Louisville locals to Museum Row
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Blind Feline is the first local band featured in the First Friday on Main event, put on by Alicia Otero of Lou Rae Riverside. They hope to bring more Louisvillians to Museum Row, drawing them with Louisville flair like the blues-funk-jazz fusion Feline provides. "This is...
Thousands enjoy Fourth of July fireworks at Louisville's Waterfront Park
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The grand finale of the Fourth of July fireworks show caught the attention of thousands Thursday night at Louisville's Waterfront Park. “I thought maybe we couldn’t come because of the rain, but we’re here anyway,” said Shahanan Shaharn. Severe storms, including a couple...
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