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A Grayson County man who plead guilty to child sexual abuse charges and then feld the country has been returned to custody. Kentucky State Police Post Four says William Lee “Scott” Carter of Millwood was arrested in June of 2023 following an investigation by Post Four troopers and detectives. Carter confessed to the allegations during the investigation and plead guilty to one count of first degree Sexual Abuse, one count of […]

The National Weather Service in Louisville has issued a Winter Storm Warning for southern Indiana and central Kentucky, in effect from 1 a.m. Saturday through 7 a.m. Monday. The NWS says widespread heavy snowfall and ice is expected. Area residents should anticipate power outages, impassable roads, impacts to other utilities, and downed trees. Confidence in a winter storm is high, with models projecting one inch per hour snowfall rates. Parts of […]

Winter weather is a must for the Olympics, but it is an obstacle for blood supplies. The Kentucky Blood Center says winter weather often leads to blood drives being cancelled or low donor turnout. At a time where the blood supply is critically low, proactive donations from community drives help to ensure a healthy blood supply for local patients even when inclement weather strikes. The KBC will be hosting a […]

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet encourages aspiring engineers and construction managers to apply for their college scholarships. The KYTC offers three types of higher education scholarships for current or upcoming Kentucky university and college students. Up to 25 scholarships will be awarded for the 2026-2027 academic year in civil engineering, engineering technology, and construction management. According to the KYTC, the annual scholarships come with a paid summer job and guaranteed employment […]

UPDATE: The Winter Storm Watch has been upgraded to a Winter Storm Warning, in effect for the same time period as the previously-issued watch. — The National Weather Service in Louisville has issued a Winter Storm Watch, which will be in effect for the area from 1 a.m. Saturday through 7 a.m. Monday. According to the NWS, widespread snowfall is expected. While confidence in snowfall is very high, meteorologists are still […]

Lincoln Trail Area Development District Executive Director Daniel London says the numbers show how committed the 48-member staff at LTADD is to moving the district forward. “Return on Investment, just at the counting level when you talk about projects that they’ve touched or completed, is $372 million for this region,” London said. “Almost 90,000 home delivered meals, over 108,000 congregate meals served with cooperation from a wonderful partner in Central […]

Kentucky Fish and Wildlife is wrapping up a 10-month, multi-agency investigation of the illegal commercial harvest and sale of catfish from public waters across the commonwealth. Operation River Raid spans from Paducah to Ashland, and KFW says it “represents one of the most significant cases of illegal wildlife harvesting and distribution in recent state history.” KFW says the investigation is anticipated to result in more than 700 criminal charges. Wardens […]

The Elizabethtown City Council met for their second meeting of the month Tuesday. Heather Cochran with RFH, PLLC presented the city’s annual audit report. Cochran said the firm made some recommendations, some of which the city has already taken steps to address, but the city is in compliance for its federal audit. “The important thing, in my mind, is to know you all did get a ‘clean opinion’,” Cochran said. “That’s kind […]

The Radcliff City Council met for their second meeting of the month Tuesday. The council approved the remediation of the cabins at Saunders Springs Nature Preserve to address damage caused by powder post beetles, with the work valued at $13,752. The council also approved the disassembly and storage of the Stovall cabin, which has suffered more extensive damage, until more extensive restoration options are decided upon. Council Member Jerry Brown said it […]