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Employees evacuated from plant in northern Kentucky after ammonia leak
FLORENCE, Ky. — A small ammonia leak led to an evacuation at a plant in northern Kentucky. It happened around 10 a.m. at Schwan's Global Supply Chain on Empire Drive. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site.
I-69 back open following crash in Webster County
WEBSTER CO., Ky. (WFIE) - Interstate 69 is back open following a crash Thursday night in Webster County. The closure was between the Sebree and Slaughters exit. Authorities say the crash involved two vehicles and multiple people were hurt. Deputies with the sheriff’s office say the interstate opened back up...
Popular Louisville restaurant and bar moving to well-known spot on Bardstown Road
A popular Louisville restaurant and bar is moving to a new neighborhood. The Hub, also a late-night club at 2235 Frankfort Ave., is expected to close soon and relocate to the Highlands in the former space of Nowhere Bar and Somewhere Bar, according to a notice filed with Louisville Alcohol Beverage Control. ...
Hardin County Schools announces Distinguished Alumni Award recipients
Hardin County Schools has announced this year’s recipients of the Distinguished Alumni Award, which recognizes five HCS alums who have excelled in their chosen profession or made outstanding contributions to their communities. The 2024 class of recipients are Central Hardin class of 1994 grad Donna Preston Dennis, North Hardin...
Kentucky vs. Louisville tabbed second-best rivalry in college basketball
With the 2024-25 college basketball season only a few months away, Andy Katz has ranked his top 10 rivalries for this upcoming year. Katz believes these rivalries go beyond the court with lots of school culture, tradition, and pride involved. He ranked the Kentucky Wildcats vs. Louisville Cardinals rivalry at...
Business development in Paducah increases job opportunities
PADUCAH — While driving through Paducah and McCracken County over the past few months, residents may have noticed the various commercial construction projects popping up or already in progress. The city of Paducah issued more than nine commercial business permits for new construction between March and July, signifying growing...
Meth, guns found at West Edmunds Street home in Hopkinsville
HOPKINSVILLE, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – The Hopkinsville Police Department has charged two people with drug trafficking after a large amount of methamphetamine was found in a residence. The arrest occurred on Aug. 28 at West Edmunds Street in Hopkinsville, according to a news release from HPD. Members of...
Art, music, food and fun await at Constitution Square Festival
The Constitution Square Festival is making its much-anticipated return to the historic Constitution Square Historic Site in Danville, on September 14th from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. This beloved event offers a day of art, music, local produce, and small-town charm in the very birthplace of Kentucky. As you stroll through the...
Five Wildcats added to Kentucky roster in College Football 25 updates
EA Sports' College Football 25 was released over a month ago and changes have already been made. Ratings were updated and players were added in the video game's latest patch. First and foremost, here are the initial rankings released in July:. DL Deone Walker: 93. CB Maxwell Hairston: 91. C...
Florence PetSmart evacuated for possible electrical fire
FLORENCE, Ky. — A possible electrical fire has prompted an evacuation at a PetSmart in Florence Thursday morning. PetSmart on Hansel Avenue confirmed employees worked to evacuate all people and animals after they reported an electrical fire in the building. Fire crews are on the scene. No injuries have...
Frederick Douglass, Trinity football meet again in Class 6A clash. What to know, how to watch
A product of Russell High School in northeastern Kentucky and Marshall University in West Virginia, Nathan McPeek had only heard through the grapevine about the reputation of high school football in Lexington when he became Frederick Douglass’ first offensive coordinator in 2017. It wasn’t good. “The image of Lexington was there’s all kind of...
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