WULF News

The Elizabethtown Police Department is seeking information on the theft of historic markers in Downtown Elizabethtown. “We are currently investigating the theft of three historic bronze plaques that were taken from the former Hardin County Courthouse on the Public Square,” said EPD Public Information Officer Chris Denham. “These plaques date back to 1933 and 1955 and honor Presidents Abraham Lincoln and James Buchanan, and hold significant local value.” The plaques recognize visits […]

Kentuckians gearing up to hit the waterways this summer can take advantage of the state’s new online renewal option for vessel registrations. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says boat owners can skip a trip to their county clerk’s office and stay up to date on their vessel registration by using the new online renewal portal, launched on April 1. The KYTC says the new boat renewal option is part of an […]

The Elizabethtown City Council met for a special meeting Friday morning. The council approved a municipal order approving an operations agreement with the Elizabethtown Tourism and Convention Bureau for the outdoor music venue. “The city desires to work with community partners on projects that benefits the citizens and partnered with the Elizabethtown Tourism and Convention Bureau to provide an outdoor music venue located at 600 Commerce Drive by entering into an interlocal […]

The City of Elizabethtown is once again offering their Play in the Park Series for area families looking for something to do with their kids during Spring Break. “On Monday, we’ll be doing a scavenger hunt out at the Oasis at Freeman Lake,” said Elizabethtown Parks and Rec Programs Coordinator Adam Case. “Tuesday, we’re partnering with the Historic State Theater for their Spring Break Movies. They’re doing those at 11 […]

With the 2026 Primary Election just over a month away, voter registration in Kentucky saw another surge in March. The Kentucky Secretary of State’s Office says voter registration saw a net increase of 4,042 voters in the month of March, with 9,839 new voters added to the rolls. According to the Secretary of State’s Office, Republican registration in March increased by 2,526 voters, and independent or other registration increased by 2,071. […]

Two people are in custody after an investigation into stolen explosives from a Louisville construction site. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky says James Culver and Lasierra Chesher, both of Louisville, were charged by complaint Friday with stealing explosive material, possession of explosive material by a prohibited person, and possession of a firearm by a prohibited person. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Culver and Chesher allegedly […]

Breckinridge County is among the counties included in the latest round of funding from the Kentucky Product Development Initiative. According to a release from the Kentucky Governor’s Office, 16 projects across 18 counties were approved for a combined $12.4 million to support speed-to-market and site development initiatives. “We need to make sure that we can run the natural gas line, the water, the sewer, make sure it has power, maybe […]

Registration is open for the Stephen Foster Drama Association’s Youth Performing Arts Academy. The Drama Association will be hosting three distinct camps, each centered of a different theatre production, with participants learning core theatre skills including solo and ensemble singing, choreography, ensemble work, and more. The first available session is the Annie Day Camp for grades 2nd through 8th, happening on July 10. Campers will get a backstage tour of the Drama […]

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration encourages area residents to safely dispose of expired and unused prescription medications during their upcoming National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. The DEA will join forces with local law enforcement agencies and community groups at nearly 4,200 locations nationwide during the 30th Take Back Day event, to be held Saturday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. According to the DEA: “By getting rid […]