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Extreme heat forces some Tri-State schools to dismiss students early or close for the week
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Several schools in the Tri-State are dismissing students early or closing for the rest of the week due to the extreme heat. North College Hill Superintendent Dr. Eugene Blalock Jr. says the elementary, middle, and high school air conditioning units were malfunctioning. As a result, parents and guardians picked up their students.
Gas leak prompts evacuation in Kentucky town
ANDERSON COUNTY, Ky. (WKYT) - The all-clear has been given after part of downtown Lawrenceburg was evacuated Tuesday due to a gas leak. The Anderson County emergency manager says a construction crew hit a service line late Tuesday morning on Main Street. “A construction company struck a gas line. They...
Hat Scottie Scheffler Wore At PGA Championship After Being Arrested Was Sold At Auction
It’s hard to imagine 2024 will produce any sports stories wilder than the ordeal Scottie Scheffler had to endure when he was arrested at the PGA Championship, and one person has managed to secure a piece of history thanks to an auction featuring the hat he wore after he was sprung from jail. Scottie Scheffler […] The post Hat Scottie Scheffler Wore At PGA Championship After Being Arrested Was Sold At Auction appeared first on BroBible.
New music venue coming to Covington
Galaxie, a popular bar and music venue in Louisville's East Market District, is planning to open a sister location in Covington this fall near Hotel Covington. Construction is already underway on the former Acme Lock building at 815 Madison Ave., where Galaxie expects to open in late fall, according to Elizabeth Post, a...
Mayfield juvenile accused of credit card fraud
A Mayfield juvenile is accused of credit card fraud according to an investigation conducted by the Graves County Sheriff's Office. The card number was used to rack up $1,200 in unauthorized purchases at three businesses in Mayfield. The credit card belongs to a Fancy Farm resident who called the Sheriff's Office when they noticed the fraudulent charges.
Camp Creek faces water runoff issue
The Harlan County Fiscal Court addressed an ongoing issue regarding water runoff near a defunct mining site in the Camp Creek area near the Coldiron community during their regular August meeting. Harlan County Judge-Executive Dan Mosley brought the matter to the court’s attention early in the meeting. “(Magistrate) James Howard and I have become very […] The post Camp Creek faces water runoff issue appeared first on Harlan Enterprise.
Crash with injuries reported on I-75 southbound in Erlanger
ERLANGER, Ky. — A crash with injuries has been reported on Interstate 75 southbound near mile marker 183.7 in Erlanger. The severity of the injuries has not been confirmed at this time. Kenton County police and fire-rescue responders have been dispatched to the scene. For live traffic updates, click...
E-Town Public Works proposing limit on tree removal services
The Elizabethtown City Council met for a work session Monday evening. City Public Works Director Don Hill gave an update on projects the city’s Public Works Department has been working on. Hill said investment from the city has helped with efficiency in the Sanitary Sewer Department, which completed several installation projects.
No foul play suspected after two bodies found at Ellis Park
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT)- The Henderson County Coroner’s office is investigating after two bodies were found within the property of Ellis Park stables early Tuesday morning. The Henderson County Sheriff’s Office confirm that the deceased are both males and were found in their apartments on the backside of Ellis Park. Following a preliminary investigation, the sheriff’s […]
Eight graduate from local Drug Court program
lance.gaither@bluegrassnewsmedia.com A graduation ceremony was held Aug. 15 for eight people who have completed their treatment and rehabilitation program with the Boyle-Mercer County Drug Court. At the graduation, guest speaker Amy Anness, from the Boyle County Health Department Syringe Exchange program, spoke about how the drug court helped change her life a decade ago. “As […] The post Eight graduate from local Drug Court program appeared first on The Advocate-Messenger.
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