WULF News

The Kentucky Secretary of State’s Office says voter registration in the commonwealth held steady in January. More than 6,800 Kentuckians registered to vote in the month of January. According to the Secretary of State’s Office, Republican registration in January increased by 2,197 voters, and independent or other registration increased by 1,535. Democratic registration decreased by 1,122 voters. Republican registration makes up 48 percent of the state electorate, Democratic registration makes up […]

A year-long investigation into illegal poaching in Hardin and Grayson counties resulted in charges for six individuals. Allen Sauer, Malachi Delatour, Joshua Stevenson, Bradley Webb, and Madison Whittington of Leitchfield along with Aden Walker of Elizabethtown face a combined 116 criminal charges as a result of the investigation by Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources Third District Game Wardens. “There were numerous complaints received in Hardin County and Grayson County, and […]

A man faces charges out of three different counties after leading police on a pursuit in Grayson County Friday. Ronald Geary of Beaver Dam faces multiple charges including first degree Fleeing or Evading Police and first degree Wanton Endangerment, and was served with warrants for similar charges, following his arrest Saturday. According to Kentucky State Police Post Four, at approximately 3:12 p.m. on February 13 troopers observed a motorcycle traveling […]

Boys and Girls Club of Kentuckiana President and CEO Daryle Unseld said it was “a true labor of love” to bring a club site to the city of Radcliff. “It was the community, led by your great mayor JJ Duvall and the City Council,” Unseld said. “It was the staff of the Boys and Girls Club of Kentuckiana, and there’s a few of our board members that are here too […]

The Stephen Foster Drama Association is set to present the 67th season of The Stephen Foster Story this summer, and joining the Kentucky classic at the J. Dan Talbott Amphitheatre will be the Broadway classic Annie. SFDA Executive Artistic Director Johnny Warren says this will be the second time the association has staged a production of the musical that features classics such as “Tomorrow” and “It’s the Hard Knock Life”. “It’s a show […]

Reading education efforts at Elizabethtown Independent Schools are receiving some additional support. Panther Academy, Helmwood Heights Elementary School, and Morningside Elementary School have each been selected as recipients of the state’s Read to Achieve Grant. According to a release from EIS, the Read to Achieve Grant is “a competitive state award that recognizes schools doing transformative work in early literacy.” The grants are awarded by the Kentucky Department of Education to schools […]

Much of the snow and ice from the January winter storms has melted off, but in its wake the winter weather left an additional hazard. “Potholes, of course, are a year-round thing, but it becomes even more evident after a winter storm, especially one with the extreme amount of cold temperatures we’ve had and the amount of moisture that fell,” said Hardin County Government Communications Officer Brian Walker. “Snow removal […]

Baptist Health Hardin President Rob Ramey said during the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce’s February membership luncheon Wednesday that in recent years the focus of his comments has been the hospital, but he said more focus is needed on community health and wellness. “As a hospital president, you may not expect to hear me say this, but I want to keep more patients out of the hospital,” Ramey said. “We need […]

A Hardin County man is in custody after a Kentucky State Police child sexual exploitation investigation. Christopher Scott Barnes of Glendale is currently charged with one count of Fugitive from Another State, three counts of Class C Felony Procuring or Promoting the Use of a Minor by Electronic Means, and three counts of Class B Misdemeanor Indecent Exposure following his arrest Tuesday. According to the KSP, Barnes was arrested as […]