94.3 The Wolf

Unemployment rates across the Lincoln Trail Area Development District were up in November from where they were the year prior. The Kentucky Center for Labor Statistics says unemployment rates increased in 119 of the state’s counties in November. The state unemployment average for November was reported at 4.8 percent. That is a slight increase from the 4.7 percent average seen in October, and it is up from the 3.8 percent average that […]

The jury trial date for Crystal Rogers investigation suspect Steven Lawson has been moved. During a hearing in Nelson Circuit Court Thursday morning, Nelson Circuit Judge Charles Simms III granted a motion for a continuance filed by Lawson’s defense to delay the start of his trial on Conspiracy to Commit Murder and Tampering with Physical Evidence charges. The trial was moved from February 11 to May 27. Lawson’s attorney Darren […]

On the heels of Winter Storm Blair and a week of subfreezing temperatures, more snow looks to be on its way to the area. The National Weather Service in Louisville says another winter system looks to be arriving Friday into Friday night with accumulating snow likely in the forecast. This system is expected to sweep further south than what was seen this past weekend. Hardin, Meade, Breckinridge, Nelson, Bullitt, and LaRue counties […]

During his State of the Commonwealth address Wednesday evening, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear said the state of the commonwealth is “strong, and it’s growing stronger.” “Every day, we’re welcoming more businesses, more families, and more visitors to our new Kentucky home,” Beshear said. “We’re making progress like we’ve never seen before, and the rest of the country is noticing. Right now, all eyes are on Kentucky.” The governor touted successes in economic […]

President Joe Biden has declared January 9 a national day of mourning in memory of Former President Jimmy Carter, and federal facilities including Fort Knox will have closings as a result. According to the U.S. Army Fort Knox Facebook page, the installation will treat the day of mourning like any other federal holiday. The Brandenburg and Wilson gates, along with the Chaffee Avenue on-ramps to U.S. 31W, will be closed […]

Two suspects in October Hardin County incidents were back in court Tuesday. Dustin Caudill appeared via Zoom before Hardin Circuit Judge Larry Ashlock for an arraignment hearing following his indictment by a Grand Jury on multiple charges including two counts of Murder and one count of First Degree Arson, among other charges. Caudill is accused of shooting and killing 41-year-old Blake France of Greenville and 43-year-old Anthony Garrett of Elizabethtown and then […]

Attorneys for Crystal Rogers investigation suspect Steven Lawson are asking Nelson Circuit Judge Charles Simms III to delay the start of his trial. Lawson’s jury trial on charges of Conspiracy to Commit Murder and Tampering with Physical Evidence is set to begin on February 10 in Warren County. In a motion dated January 3, however, Lawson’s attorneys motioned to continue the trial to a later date in order to allow the […]

The U.S. Postal Service has a request for area residents as they wait for the thaw after Winter Storm Blair. The USPS is reminding customers that it is important to keep walkways, sidewalks, and areas around mailboxes clear from snow and ice in order to help letter carriers provide safe and timely deliveries. The USPS says postal employees make every reasonable effort to deliver mail in many different weather conditions, but snow […]