A lawyer accused of conspiring to defraud the government of $600 million in federal disability payments will be released to home incarceration in Kentucky to await trial. … [Read more...]
Lawyer Released On Bond
Budget Talks Continue As Deadline Approaches
If state lawmakers don't approve a two-year operating budget by Friday, portions of state government will shut down on July 1 because Republican Governor Matt Bevin says he will not call lawmakers back for a special session. … [Read more...]
Escapee Arrested In Radcliff
An inmate that walked away from a work detail at the Fulton County Detention Center Sunday was arrested early Tuesday (4/12) morning. … [Read more...]
Council Discusses Water Treatment
The Brandenburg City Council discussed water during their regular meeting Monday night. The council heard information related to a possible change of chemicals used to water in the city's water system. … [Read more...]
Police Search For Walk Away Inmate
Kentucky State Police are searching for an inmate that walked away from a work detail in Fulton and may be headed toward the Lincoln Trail area. … [Read more...]
Council Take Care Of Business
Muldraugh City Council received a $1,000 check from Muldraugh Community Action Group, to go toward the expenses of the Muldraugh City Festival, at their regular monthly meeting Monday evening. … [Read more...]
Two Injured In Hancock County Wreck
A two-vehicle accident near Hawesville Monday (04/11) morning left two people injured and closed a portion of Highway 60 for a time. … [Read more...]
Man Faces Four Attempted Murder Charges
A Hardinsburg man is facing four counts of attempted murder after an argument with his ex-girlfriend over the weekend. … [Read more...]
House Struck By School Bus
A Hardin County Schools bus coming from Lakewood Elementary School in Stephensburg collided with a home in the 9800 block of Leitchfield Road Monday (4/11) afternoon. … [Read more...]
Juvenile Shoots Father’s Attacker
Officials responded to a report of a shooting on Massey Lane in Ohio County just before 2 a.m. Sunday. … [Read more...]