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Severe storm damage reported across the Tri-State
TRI-STATE (WFIE) - As the day has gone on, we have received numerous photos of weather damage across the Tri-State. Oakland City and Francisco were hit especially hard this morning with officials closing all roadways to help clean up debris. Damages reported in Indiana:. Many photos of debris and damage...
Northern Kentucky Tribune
Process begins to convert Covington’s Scott, Greenup streets, remove KY 17 from populated neighborhoods
The physical work of moving a designated state highway from several densely populated Covington neighborhoods is underway. After years of public input, planning, and state decisions related to funding, Riegler Blacktop is fixing curbs and doing other minor concrete repair on Scott and Greenup streets between 12th and 20th streets as the first stage of the conversion project.
aseaofblue.com
Final bracketology roundup for Kentucky as Selection Sunday arrives
The Kentucky Wildcats finished the regular season on a high note and earned the 6-seed in the SEC Tournament. With double-digit bids likely, the conference has numerous top-10 teams, so the Cats did well to earn some type of bye in the event. They won their first battle against Oklahoma but lost to Alabama Friday evening in the quarterfinal.
WBKO
New details following I-165 fatal collision
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - A deadly crash shut down all lanes of traffic on I-165 Saturday afternoon. The collision happened just after 2 p.m. on the northbound side of the interstate at mile marker 14.4. It happened between two vehicles, one driven by 31-year-old Alberto Alejandro Alamo Ramos of Hialeah, Florida and 47-year-old Ryan Rutman of Owensboro.
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Wells, Former Trigg Educator, Arrested In Christian County
A Hopkinsville woman was charged with DUI after she reportedly fell asleep in the school pickup line Monday afternoon. Hopkinsville Police say they were called to Christian County Middle School for 42-year-old Ashley Wells. Officers reportedly located her vehicle and made a traffic stop on Glass Avenue, and during the...
On3.com
Kentucky’s 29-point loss to Alabama made some bad history
Less than 24 hours after Kentucky won its first SEC Tournament game in Nashville in six years, the Cats are headed home. Alabama dominated Kentucky in the quarterfinals, outscoring the Cats by 22 in the second half en route to a 29-point rout. It was the worst, in more ways than one. Corey Price had a lot of unfortunate stats to share on social media after the buzzer finally sounded. The 29-point loss was Kentucky’s worst in the SEC Tournament in school history, passing the 17-point loss to Florida in the 2005 championship game. If you widen the scope, it’s the second-worst postseason loss in ...