A murder charge has been filed related to a head-on, two-vehicle collision Friday afternoon near Bardstown.
With school almost out and the weather warming up, public pools are set to open Memorial Day weekend in Elizabethtown and Radcliff.
After listening to an appeal for improved pay, the Hardin County School Board approved its tentative budget of $200.6 million for Fiscal Year 2026-27.
In less than a week, more than 1,000 high school seniors in Hardin County will be tossing their caps in the air after they cross the stage to receive their diploma.
An Elizabethtown man has been indicted on a singular sex charge stemming from 2024.
FRANKFORT — State Sen. Danny Carroll peppered a panel of nuclear energy experts with questions during a conference at the Kentucky Historical Society. He said he could ask questions “all day long.”
At most tennis matches, coaches move from court to court checking on the status of a match before heading off to another one.
The Elizabethtown softball team celebrated Senior Day Thursday, but Meade County senior pitcher Kaelyn Ledford, who was also recognized in the celebration, decided to rain on the Panthers’ parade.
Junior Brady Abell belted a home run and a pair of LaRue County pitchers held host Elizabethtown to five hits and no walks as the Hawks won their 11th straight game with a 5-0 win Thursday night.
It has been a tremendous year for at least two of the girls’ programs at LaRue County.
Carter Lawrence put an exclamation mark on what could have been his final high school track meet by capturing first place in the 110 and 300-meter hurdles at the Region 2, Class 2A track meet held Wednesday in Bowling Green.
Former North Hardin High School Miss Golf Lydia Gumm Lasprilla etched her mark in University of Houston golf program history Wednesday afternoon when her 30th-ranked women’s golf team earned the school’s first berth to the NCAA Championships.
Fort Knox closed its home season of softball Wednesday night with a second straight 10-0 loss.
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The Rev. Cory Bailey delivers the keynote address Monday at the Lottie O. Robinson scholarship luncheon, sponsored annually by the NAACP Hardin County Branch on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Bailey says we must teach the younger generation about past injustices so we may all have a better fut…
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