WULF News

Kentucky Transportation Cabinet District Four crews and contractors are gearing up for work on several area projects. KYTC District Four says preparation work gets under way June 9 for asphalt resurfacing on an 11-mile stretch of the Bluegrass Parkway. Work will take place between mile markers 24 and 35. The KYTC says traffic will be reduced to one lane in varying configurations as the work progresses. Work will begin with barrier […]

The first suspect tried in the Crystal Rogers investigation has been found guilty of both the charges he faced. After about 2 hours and 20 minutes of deliberation Friday, a jury of nine women and three men at the Warren County Justice Center found Steven Lawson guilty of Class B Felony Conspiracy to Commit Murder, which carries a term of 10 to 20 years in prison, and Class D Felony Tampering with […]

A former Hardin County man has been sentenced on federal charges. Pedro Reyes, formerly of Elizabethtown, will serve two years and nine months in prison followed by two years of supervised release for “engaging in a conspiracy to commit health care fraud in connection with durable medical equipment businesses.” According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Kentucky, Reyes plead guilty to one count of Conspiracy to Commit […]

The Kentucky State Police is investigating a fatal collision in Breckinridge County Thursday. According to KSP Post Four, at around 2 p.m. on May 29 the Breckinridge County Sheriff’s Office requested troopers investigate a single-vehicle collision near the intersection of KY 144 and Cart Manning Crossing Road. The KSP says the preliminary investigation indicates that 44-year-old Michael Tropp of Jasper, Indiana, was driving south on KY 144 in a commercial tractor-trailer […]

The prosecution has closed its case as the trial of Crystal Rogers Investigation suspect Steven Lawson wrapped up its third day Thursday. The prosecution’s first witness of the day was Mike Cchafer, who while working as a special agent with the FBI conducted an interview with Lawson at the Nelson County Sheriff’s Office on August 6, 2020, clips were played from that interview for the jury. During cross examination, defense attorney […]

Fort Knox is receiving special recognition. The installation has been selected by U.S. Army judges for the 2025 Commander in Chief’s Annual Award for Installation Excellence. “We’re really, really proud and really, really thrilled to be named one of the best installations across the Department of Defense, so it comes with a lot of pride and it really shows how dedicated our workforce is to maintaining excellence across the post, […]

The City of Elizabethtown invites the community to a free event downtown this weekend. The city will host their first ever E-Town Block Party this Saturday. The concert zone is located near 201 South Main Street. “This concert is a reschedule from the 2024 Heartland Harvest Fest,” said Priscilla Scarborough with the city’s event staff. “With Hurricane Helene, we kind of got washed out that day, so this is a rescheduled […]

American Legion Post 87 in Hodgenville will host their fifth annual BBQ and Bikes event this Saturday at Creekfront Park. “The first event we’ll have that morning will be with the CMA,” said Russell Tucker with the Legion post. “They’re going to have a big bike ride. It’s going to leave out of LaRue County High School. The sign up is going to start at 9 a.m. and kickstands up […]

The prosecution called more witnesses Wednesday as the trial of Crystal Rogers investigation suspect Steven Lawson continued into its second day. During the first half of the day, the prosecution called witnesses who were in contact with Lawson at the time of Rogers’s disappearance and during the subsequent investigation. Elizabeth Chesser has a child with Joseph Lawson, and her mother began dating Steven Lawson in 2017. Chesser said Steven Lawson had previously […]