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John Mills is the man who died at PGA Championship
Lost in all the jokes and most of the talk about Scottie Scheffler’s arrest Friday morning ahead of the second round of the PGA Championship is that a man died prior to the arrest. 69-year-old John Mills of Crestwood, Kentucky died Friday morning after being hit by a shuttle bus while crossing Shelbyville Road to... The post John Mills is the man who died at PGA Championship appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
TRAFFIC: I-71 south reopens after crash in La Grange
LA GRANGE, Ky. — 11 A.M. UPDATE:The road has reopened. Drive times are climbing out of LaGrange, Kentucky this morning for a crash on I-71 south. The crashed happened Thursday morning after HWY-329. All southbound lanes are closed and traffic is backed up to Buckner. If you're in a...
Kentucky man plans to retire after winning $1 million on lottery scratch-off
FRANKFORT, Ky. — A Kentucky man is planning to retire after winning the top prize on a scratch-off lottery ticket. Kentucky Lottery officials said the Frankfort man, who wishes to remain anonymous, plans to retire after he won $1 million on a $30 Mega Millionaire Scratch-off ticket. Video above:...
Discussion continues of possibly adding police force in Pewee Valley
PEWEE VALLEY, Ky. — Pewee Valley is actively exploring the possibility of having its own police force, but the final decision hinges on various factors, including cost considerations and community support. The city is debating whether or not to hire just one officer, a police chief, to enforce laws...
Lanes blocked on EB Watterson Expressway following pedestrian strike
All eastbound lanes of Interstate 264 are temporarily shut down after a pedestrian was struck Friday morning. Pedestrian struck by bus near Valhalla:Pedestrian killed near front gate of Valhalla. Second round of PGA Championship delayed. According to TRIMARC, the incident occurred on the Watterson Expressway near the area of Shelbyville...
Rose Veal Grillades and Grits
Chef Mitchell Arens first fell in love with grillades and grits at the now-closed Blue Dog Cafe in Lafayette, Louisiana. Throughout his career, Arens, who now oversees several restaurants in Kentucky, has used different proteins, from venison to pork shoulder, to replicate that dish. But according to the chef, none compare to the tender rose veal from Our Home Place Meat in Henry County, Kentucky. The key to great grillades—which, despite the name, are not grilled, but fried or seared—is the gravy, he says. In this case, a roux is cooked to the color of peanut butter before adding the Louisiana trinity of green bell peppers, onions, and celery.
Tuesday marks 36 years since 27 people were killed in Carrollton bus crash
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Tuesday served as a somber reminder that it's been 36 years since 27 people were killed when a drunk driver hit a bus in Carrollton. On May 14, 1988, a drunk driver hit a bus on Interstate 71 in Carroll County that had 67 people on board.
Watch: Kentucky softball walks off Michigan 4-3 in first round of Stillwater Regional WCWS
Kentucky softball is moving on to the winner's bracket. The Wildcats (31-22, 8-16 SEC) defeated Michigan 4-3 on Friday in the first round of the Stillwater Regional on a single by Ally Hutchins to score Erin Coffel. REQUIRED READING: Mark Pope, known for offense, is building his first Kentucky basketball roster on...
Chris Renner, after two years away, will return to basketball sideline at Oldham County
When Chris Renner stepped down as boys basketball coach at Ballard in 2022, he said he had no intention of returning to the profession that made him a Kentucky High School Basketball Hall of Famer. But Renner is back and ready to take the reins of a tradition-rich program. Oldham...
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