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Several community events and local offices are closed or delayed due to the winter weather.

12/06/2013 According to Breckinrige County Sheriff Todd Pate, a Breckinridge County couple has been arrested on meth related charges. Sheriff Pate and Breckinridge County Chief Deputy Bruce Anthony were called to the Hall residence at 1683 HWY 2779 at around 10:30 a.m.Thursday under the suspicion of meth production in the home. Sheriff Pate said several items used to make the drug were found in the home...

Breckinridge Circuit Court-Division 1

12/4/2013—Division 1 of Breckinridge Circuit Court with Judge Bruce Butler met Wednesday.

Johnathan P. Walker, 31, pleaded not guilty to two counts of flagrant non-support.
A pre-trial conference was set for January 8.

Corey Stewart, 39, pleaded not guilty to a charge of 2nd degree trafficking in a controlled substance, hydrocodone, 1st offense. A pre-trial

Breckinridge Circuit Court-Division 2

12/4/2013—Division 2 of Breckinridge Circuit Court with Judge Robert A. Miller met Wednesday.

Paul Crawford, 42, pleaded not guilty to a charge of flagrant non-support. A pre-trial conference was set for January 8.

Judge Miller set a trial date of March 26-27, 2014, for 47 year old Errol R. Sweet. Sweet is charged with 1st degree sexual abuse and 1st degree

Breckinridge County Grand Jury

12/4/2013—The Breckinridge County Grand Jury met Monday and returned 14 indictments.

Aaron W. Neace, 26, Garfield; and Arvin Lawson, 50, McDaniels, were each indicted on one count of flagrant non-support.

Jami L. Anderson, 31, Vine Grove; and David L. Fullerton, 49, Vine Grove, were each indicted on charges of cultivation of marijuana, five or more plants, 1st offense; 1st

Candidate Filing Update

(12/04/2013)- The following candidates have filed with tbe Breckinridge County Clerk's offce...

Fire Destroys Home near Harned

(12/03/2013)- The Harned Fire Department was called to a house fire along Freedom Church Road around 1:30 Monday (12/02) afternoon. According to Chief Jesse Pyle, the residence was fully involved by the time units arrived on scene and was a total loss, which left firefighters only to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby areas....

Irvington City Council

12/2/2013—The Irvington City Council approved a motion to begin the process of demolishing the old City Hall building at their regular meeting Monday evening. Because of roof leaks, the building has a severe mold infestation. City Clerk Lisa Ballman said representatives from the Owensboro office of the Division of Air Quality would not inspect the building because of the mold

PSC Hearing Planned for Big Rivers Rate Request

(12/02/2013)- The Kentucky Public Service Commission will hold public forums next week on a proposed rate increase by Big Rivers Electric Corporation. Big Rivers is seeking approval to adjust rates early next year in order to increase annual revenue by $70.4 million to partially offset the loss of about $175 million in annual revenue that will occur when the Century Aluminum Company....

Candidate Filing Update

(12/02/2013)- The following candidates have filed recently with the Breckinridge County Clerk's Office...

Ice storm freezes Texas, South
Winter weather blankets Southern, Midwest states in a slippery mess

85-year-old veteran back home after N. Korea detention
Merrill Newman, who trained South Korean guerillas during the Korean war, had been held by the North for weeks

Wintry weather lashes parts of U.S.; 4 freeze to death in S.F. Bay Area
Icy mix causing problems from Texas to Ohio to Tennessee; Freezing temps in northern California turn deadly

N.M. cop who fired at minivan full of kids fired
Police officer fired three shot at vehicle holding five children after mother, who currently faces charges, drives away from traffic stop for second time

Frigid temperatures stretch from Texas to New England
Freezing rain and wind force cancellation of Dallas marathon, leave travelers stranded

Chinese firm deemed espionage threat paid U.S. intelligence adviser
AP: Theodore H. Moran resigns as U.S. intelligence adviser after gov't learns he worked for firm condemned as potential national security threat

Couple finds surprise in McDonald's drive-thru bag
During a trip to their local McDonalds, a Tenn. couple got more than their normal breakfast order. They drove away with something much more valuable. Newschannel5's Emily Luxen explains.

White House gives wind farms 30-year pass on eagle deaths
Conservation groups say Interior Department decision sanctions killing of an American icon

Tenn. Couple gets bag of cash at McDonald's drive thru
Employee mistakenly hands over thousands in cash receipts instead of their breakfast order

Ach-oops! Sneeze causes highway corn syrup spill
Pennsylvania police say driver crashed truck after sneezing, spilling several gallons of corn syrup

Job numbers improve, but unemployed could face bad news
Even though the job market continues to improve - employers hired more people than expected last month - there could still be troubling news ahead for the millions of unemployed Americans. Alison Harmelin reports.

Whales stranded in Fla.: From despair to optimism
Experts "cautiously optimistic" as 35 of stranded whales in Everglades seemed to be headed back out to sea

Lighting the National Christmas Tree: A 91-year evolution
As the National Park Service and National Park Association ready the 2013 National Christmas Tree lighting ceremony, CBS News reporter Lindsey Boerma goes behind the scenes to see just how much has changed since President Calvin Coolidge lit the first tree 91 years ago.

Plunging temperatures closes schools, even ice rinks
Frigid weather is sweeping across the country; Fargo, N.D., is so cold salt won't melt the ice on the roads

Rescue workers attempting to herd stranded whales out of the Everglades
Rescue workers banged pipes and revved boat engines in an attempt to herd a group of stranded whales out to open waters. The Coast Guard says it's spotted several small groups of pilot whales stranded in the Florida Everglades, several of which died after beaching themselves in the dangerously shallow waters. Alison Harmelin reports.