A Vine Grove man was arrested Monday morning by Vine Grove police and charged with multiple sexual offenses involving a female under the age of 12.
A Radcliff man was arrested Monday morning after reportedly breaking into a Kingswood Way residence by kicking in a basement door and stealing various items.
The community of White Mills rung in the holiday season Sunday evening with its annual bridge lighting and chili supper.
LEBANON — Longtime Kentucky Baptist pastor Dr. Billy Compton, a former pastor at Severns Valley Baptist Church in Elizabethtown, was like a lot of others when the coronavirus pandemic started. He was cautious but didn’t believe all that was being said by a news media known for sensationalizing.
School districts in the county have continued with their cleaning and sanitizing efforts in the school buildings to reduce the possible spread of COVID-19 since the beginning of the school year.
It was a clean sweep for Elizabethtown volleyball in the individual awards of The News-Enterprise Coaches All-Area Team this season.
MURRAY, Ky. (AP) — KJ Williams scored 22 points, every Murray State player entered the scoring column, and the Racers offensive eruption led to a 173-95 win over NCAA Division III-member Greenville on Sunday.
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Richmond could hardly have played worse in the first half Sunday, yet it trailed No. 10 Kentucky by only a few points.
It was a closer game at halftime than the North Hardin offense would have liked Friday night at Ray Story Stadium. Hosting Meade County in a second-round playoff matchup, the Trojans led 7-0 after two quarters with just one touchdown courtesy of sophomore running back Kye Boyd.
Just four minutes into their first game in four weeks, John Hardin knocked the dust off Friday en route to a convincing second round playoff victory over visiting Spencer County.
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Hardin County Schools released this video Oct. 30 regarding its decision to switch to non-traditional instruction.
We don't know if we will have to go to NTI. However, we want to be prepared should we have to utilize that style of learning. Mrs. Morgan explains the process and talks to HCS families about how they can be prepared.
News conference Monday announcing Metalsa and ECTC new partnership features Megan Stith, Juston Pate and Rick Games.
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Firefighters from multiple departments responded Monday night to a fire at the Cecilian Chapel, a wedding and event venue which formerly served as a Methodist church. The remains of the building will be torn down.
Fort Knox conducted a formal ribbon-cutting ceremony and tours of the new facility Tuesday.
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During this holiday weekend of thankful reflections, it might seem cliché to say we’re blessed to live in a community where so many so quickly find ways to meet needs, lift up those who are down and bring good things together in effort to improve quality of life. But it’s true.
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