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Despite what some politicians say, crime rates are decreasing
Violent crime in the United States dropped significantly in the first quarter of 2024 compared with the same period last year, according to the FBI’s Quarterly Uniform Crime Report released last month. The FBI’s data, collected from nearly 12,000 law enforcement agencies representing about 77% of the country’s population, suggests violent crime dropped by 15% […] The post Despite what some politicians say, crime rates are decreasing appeared first on Kentucky Lantern.
Hopkinsville’s Perry named Public Works Director of the Year
The City of Hopkinsville is celebrating after Public Works Director Mike Perry was named the City Engineer/Public Works Director of the Year. He was awarded the honor during the Community Development Leader Awards, which are designed to celebrate the tireless efforts and unwavering dedication of local leaders — including city managers, public works directors, city engineers, and other municipal leaders — who ensure their communities remain safe, operational, and prosperous.
Songwriters’ Circle brings aspiring musicians to Winchester
For several years, former Robert D. Campbell Junior High School band director Trish Torline has hosted songwriters’ circle events in Clark and Harrison County. Recently, upcoming musicians had an opportunity to perform for the citizens of Winchester. On Thursday, June 27, The Hall Coffee & Social Club on South Main Street hosted Katie Grace and […] The post Songwriters’ Circle brings aspiring musicians to Winchester appeared first on Winchester Sun.
4th of July in NKY: all the local events happening today
It’s Independence Day, and cities around Northern Kentucky are poised to celebrate with runs, parades, and concerts. Here is a list of what’s happening today and where:. Edgewood 4th of July Extravaganza — 550 Freedom Park Drive, Edgewood. Annual 5K race steps off at 7:30 a.m. 4th...
Southern Baptist Convention debates religious liberty again | Terry Mattingly
In the midst of heated debates about female pastors and the morality of in vitro fertilization, the national Southern Baptist Convention recently passed a religious liberty resolution that – in terms of Baptist history – was rather ordinary. But these are not ordinary times in American life. ...
I-71/I-75 reopens in NKY
COVINGTON, Ky. (WXIX) - Interstate 71/75 northbound at the cut in the hill in Northern Kentucky is back open. The northbound portion of the interstate was closed for several hours as traffic was diverted into Covington. See a spelling or grammar error in our story? Please click here to report...
Kentucky Football: Dawayne Galloway Announcement Impacts SEC Recruitment
In anticipation of Dawayne Galloway's college decision, Kentucky Football is in focus, with the standout cornerback expected to announce his choice today, potentially elevating Kentucky's 2025 class ranking. Mark Stoops' success in developing defensive talents adds prestige to this recruitment. 4-star recruit Dawayne Galloway is ranked as high as 112th...
Goodin headed into senior season at EKU
Defensive back Tré Goodin is headed into his senior season with the Eastern Kentucky University football team. Goodin, a Taylor County High School graduate, played in all 11 of Eastern Kentucky’s games during the 2023 college football season. As a junior, Goodin recorded 14 tackles and one pass breakup. The Taylor County High School product logged a career-high six tackles in a game versus Stephen F. Austin on Nov. 18, 2023.
Semi-pro women’s basketball coming to the mountains
(WYMT) - Carla Booth has spent much time over the last eight years helping people improve their basketball skills with her training camp, OnPoint Ballers. The desire to stay connected led her to the Women’s American Basketball Association website and the idea of creating a semi-pro team. “I know...
City of Hazard celebrates Independence Day
HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - Perry County celebrated Independence Day in true small-town fashion, starting with a fish fry. Mayor of Hazard, Happy Mobelini said city staff does not take a break for this holiday. “Our Fire Department have been cooking since 6 o’clock this morning.” Mobelini said. “The City of Hazard is not off on the Fourth of July.”
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