WULF News

Area wireless customers are among those impacted by a nationwide service outage Thursday. “This morning, we’ve had a report of multiple outages in the area of cell phones, mainly focused towards AT&T, that’s our biggest provider with the most outages,” said Hardin County Emergency Management Director Joey Scott. “Verizon has some outages. T-Mobile and Cricket Wireless have also been affected, as well.” Emergency responders still have access to their communication […]

Nolin River Wildlife Director Mary Key says spring is one of the most critical times at the wildlife rehab as that’s when baby animals tend to arrive in abundance. “A baby animal comes to us after it’s either been injured or orphaned, most likely orphaned, and you know, it’s really usually people-related,” Key said. “It’s somebody trapped and relocated mom, or shot mom, or run over mom, so I think […]

The Radcliff Police Department has made an arrest in its investigation into area vehicle break-ins, and more arrests should be on the way. The RPD stated in a Facebook post Wednesday that a 17-year-old male has been charged with six counts of first degree Wanton Endangerment and two counts of Theft of a Firearm for offenses that occurred in the city of Radcliff, with additional charges pending for offenses in other […]

If you enjoy singing and are looking for a chance to share and practice those talents, the Heart of Kentucky Chorus invites you to their Guest Night taking place Thursday evening. “At 7 o’clock, we’re having a Guest Night at East Hardin Middle School,” said Heart of Kentucky Chorus Vice President Amanda Heady. “We’re going to be meeting in the cafeteria there, and we would love it if anybody that’s […]

Elizabethtown Independent Schools is celebrating four Elizabethtown High School seniors for their recent achievement. EHS Beta Club members Mason Baldwin, Jessica Chen, Olivia Paulsen, and Kate Shirts were each named winners of 2024 National Beta Scholarships, with each student receiving a $1,000 scholarship from the National Beta Club. “It’s a student group that obviously academics is a huge part of it, but it’s also based on your character, leadership, and your service,” […]

The Elizabethtown City Council met for their second meeting of the month Tuesday. The council approved a resolution that named Hanna Yun as the city’s director of South Korean relations. The resolution described the city’s desire to have a person that could serve as a direct liaison for the city when discussing business interests with South Korean entities, and Elizabethtown Mayor Jeff Gregeory said Yun’s name was immediately thought of […]

William J. Litteral of Big Clifty was charged with Menacing, second degree Disorderly Conduct, first degree Fleeing or Evading Police, and Possession of a Firearm by a Convicted Felon following his arrest Monday. The Grayson County Sheriff’s Office says a resident called the sheriff’s office at approximately 1 p.m. on February 19 in order to have officers trespass someone from their property. Deputies were also alerted about a man reportedly […]

A fire in Hodgenville resulted in a man’s arrest. The Hodgenville Police Department was the first agency on the scene Monday morning for a reported structure fire at a residence on the 400 block of Campbellsville Road. Upon arrival shortly after 4:30 a.m., responding officers saw a garage on the property was on fire and alerted the Hodgenville Fire Department. The fire spread from the garage to an adjacent trailer […]

The Kentucky Secretary of State’s Office says this November’s election could have the highest voter turnout in decades as January marked the tenth consecutive month of increased voter registration. The Secretary of State’s Office says 6,700 new voter registrations were made in January, while 6,156 were removed. Of those removed, about 5,000 were for deceased voters, 578 were for voters convicted of felonies, and 325 moved out of state. The […]