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New date set for hearing in Fort...

An Article 32 hearing in the shooting death of a Fort Knox civilian employee has been reset for May 29.

Missing Elizabethtown man found...

Search and rescue efforts helped authorities in West Point find an Elizabethtown man who is part of a newly formed volunteer search and rescue team.

Elizabethtown resident Drew Holmberg was reported to West Point police as missing and possibly injured at about 1:30 a.m. Thursday after he and his brother were fishing in the Ohio River area, West Point Police Chief Butch Curl said.

Our precious loss: May 14, 1988...

It wasn’t until a few days before the trip to King’s Island north of Cincinnati that Jerry and Jeff Wheeler knew for certain they would be allowed to attend.

“I remember begging mom to let us go,” said Jerry Wheeler. “I wanted to go to maybe meet some new people. It was a really fun day leading up to what happened on the way home.”

Seven women indicted since April...

Over the last four weeks, at least seven Hardin County women have been indicted for fraudulently obtaining thousands of dollars in public benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.

In April, Elizabethtown woman Joyce McCarthy, 48, was indicted for misrepresentation or failure to report a change to obtain public assistance benefits. Three weeks later, five more women — Angela Marie Varner, Amanda McQuillen, Deidre McCray, Chariti May and Stephanie L. Skirvin — were indicted on the same charge.

Police: Father arrested after...

For the second time in 13 months, a Vine Grove man has been arrested after his 3-year-old daughter was found walking alone on her way to a school playground.

Gabriel A. Smith, 29, was arrested Friday night on a charge of second-degree criminal abuse.

According to the citation, a witness saw Smith’s 3-year-old daughter walking unattended around 5:30 p.m. east on Alton Street on her way to the nearby playground at Vine Grove Elementary School.

Radcliff father pleads guilty to...

A Radcliff man accused of abusing his 2-year-old son pleaded guilty Tuesday to an amended charge.

Ethan Stenhouse, 22, was arrested last April on a charge of first-degree criminal abuse after police said the child’s mother reported the 2-year-old had sustained extensive bruising on his buttocks while in Stenhouse’s custody.

Per an agreement with the Commonwealth Attorney’s Office, Stenhouse pleaded guilty Tuesday to an amended charge of second-degree criminal abuse.

Bus crash survivor to speak at...

A former Trojan will return to his alma mater next week to share his experiences as a survivor of the Carrollton bus crash.

Jason Booher, a 1992 graduate of North Hardin High School, will speak at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the school about the crash and finding success later in life.

Tuesday marks the 25th anniversary of the crash, which killed 27 people and is the worst drunken-driving crash in the nation’s history.

Jr. Food Stores closing doors in...

Two businesses will say goodbye to Radcliff this week.

Motorcycle wreck on U.S. 62
E'town man arrested in...

An Elizabethtown man was arrested Sunday morning in connection to a burglary five months ago at a Radcliff home.

Robert Lee Flores III, 25, is charged with first-degree burglary and second-degree assault.

According to an arrest warrant, someone entered a private residence at 6:19 p.m. Dec. 16 in the 1700 block of South Wilson Road in Radcliff. Police said the burglar entered through a rear door by “apparently breaking the door glass” and reaching through to unlock it.