The Kentucky Court of Appeals is set to review the conviction of one of the men found guilty in the murder of Crystal Rogers. … [Read more...]
Court Of Appeals Set To Review Conviction In Rogers Murder
Voters To Decide Ban On Governor Pardons
Voters across Kentucky will have more than just candidates to consider when they head to the polls next month. … [Read more...]
Sherrell Lee Whobrey
Sherrell Lee (Morris) Whobrey, age 79, of Corydon, IN, died Wednesday (10/21) at Harrison Springs Health Campus. … [Read more...]
William Percy “Bill” Shumate, Jr.
William Percy “Bill” Shumate, Jr., age 86, of Louisville, formerly of Brandenburg, died Tuesday (10/20) at his residence. … [Read more...]
New Stops Coming To Local Intersections
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District 4 in Elizabethtown announced two intersections, one in Hardin County and one in Meade County, will be changing from two-way to four-way stops this week. Routes affected are KY 222 (Glendale-Hodgenville Road) at KY 1136 (New Glendale Road) in Glendale, and KY 144 (Brandenburg Road) at KY 1238 (Garrett Road) in Garrett. A striping contractor is expected to make roadway marking changes at each location on Wednesday (10/21). New stop signs and advance warning signs will be installed on each of these changing approaches. Electronic message boards will also be placed ahead of new stop condition approaches. Motorists should use caution and be alert to the change as drivers adjust to these new traffic patterns. … [Read more...]
School Bus Accident Sends 5 To Hospital
A truck crashed into the rear of a Breckinridge County school bus on Tuesday (10/20) morning sending 5 people to the hospital. … [Read more...]
Man Sentenced In Sword Attack
A Falls of Rough man who killed one person and seriously injured two others in a sword attack has been sentenced to nearly three decades in prison. … [Read more...]
New Election Laws Approved Ahead of Election Day
Kentucky lawmakers on an interim committee heard from election officials about House Bill 139 months after passing the more than 120-page bill. Election Day is two weeks away. The bill addresses campaign finance, rules poll workers must follow and the kinds of identification accepted to vote. One provision removes Social Security cards or food stamp cards as a form of ID to vote, according to language in the bill that became law in April 2026, without the governor’s signature. The bill also changes campaign finance limits. The limit on individual contributions was $2,200 and is now $3,500. House Bill 139 passed largely along Republican Party lines and was vetoed by the governor, who said the bill makes it harder to vote. The veto was overridden, and the bill became law in April. Some changes in the law will not take effect until next year. He said most of what is in the bill was approved under an emergency clause. … [Read more...]
Mary Ann Neff
Mary Ann Neff, age 68, of Brandenburg, died Monday (10/19) at her residence. … [Read more...]
County Extends Moratorium On Data Centers
Breckinridge County Fiscal Court voted to extend the existing moratorium on data center for an additional twelve months during their regular meeting Monday (10/19) morning. … [Read more...]
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