WULF News

CASA of the Heartland ended 2024 with a nice gift. As the beneficiary of Give270’s fourth quarter fundraiser, CASA of the Heartland received a $72,000 donation from the Elizabethtown-based nonprofit. CASA of the Heartland Executive Director Michelle Kail says the donation was a nice way to wrap up 2024 “That means that we will be able to start 2025 off, definitely, on a good note, making sure that we are able to […]

The Kentucky Office of Medical Cannabis launched the portal for patient medical cannabis card applications on January 1. Kentuckians, however, have been able to meet with authorized practitioners such as Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Marlena O’Neil with Heartland Medical Cannabis Health and Wellness since December 1. “The medical certifications, we were able to start those at that time, and so we have been seeing patients since the beginning of December to qualify their medical […]

UPDATE: KSP Post Four Public Information Officer Scotty Sharp says the Breckinridge County Sheriff's Office announced that Julio Morales Ceballos has been captured without incident. The BCSO and KSP thank all who assisted with the investigation and with the apprehension of the suspect. Multiple law enforcement agencies continue to search for a Breckinridge County man suspected of shooting a deputy after a domestic incident. The Breckinridge County Sheriff’s Office and […]

A Radcliff man has been charged with Murder following the death of a child that was in his care. The Elizabethtown Police Department arrested Terrance D. Corbin Thursday evening. According to the Elizabethtown Police Department, Corbin was providing childcare for two children at a residence in Elizabethtown Tuesday afternoon. At approximately 4 p.m., Corbin contacted the  children’s mother and told her the 18-month-old was breathing abnormally. Corbin called 911 a […]

Most of Kentucky is once again facing a Winter Storm Warning Friday. The National Weather Service in Louisville says confidence in the forecast is high for precipitation in the incoming system to be snow, while confidence for accumulation is medium. Much of the state is projected to get 3 to 6 inches of snow while counties in western and southern Kentucky could see six to eight inches. Highway crews are once again […]

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 […]