(03/07/2014)- A two-vehicle accident in Hardinsburg Friday (03/07) afternoon has left a man dead.
According to Hardinsburg Police Chief Mike Robinson, a Kawasaki motorcycle operated by 26-year-old Kyle Shartzer of Hardinsburg was headed south on Kentucky 261 between the FFA Camp and the Community Center around 1pm when it went into the northbound lane and collided head-on with a
3/5/2014—Division 1 of Breckinridge Circuit Court with Judge Bruce Butler met Wednesday.
A jury trial was scheduled April 10 and 11 for co-defendants, Trenton Neal, 18; Brian Bandy, 19; Jerry L. Lucas, 19; and Rondal Glenn, 37. Neal and Bandy are charged with three counts of 3rd degree burglary; and three counts of theft by unlawful taking/disposition. Lucas is charged
(03/05/2014)- An accident in front of Wal-Mart around 12:45 Wednesday (03/05) afternoon involved five vehicles and sent one person to the hospital for treatment.
According to Hardinsburg Police Chief Mike Robinson, a 2007 Buick driven by 89-year-old Anna Wilson of Westview was traveling northbound on Old Highway 60 as a 2000 Chrysler driven by an unidentified female juvenile was in the...
3/4/2014--Members of the Irvington City council were told that their lease on the temporary City Hall building expires March 31, at their regular meeting Monday evening. The council went into executive session to discuss land acquisition. When they reconvened in open session, no action was taken. The Council scheduled a special called meeting for Wednesday, March 12 at 7:00pm
(03/01/14) - The 3rd Regional Tournament drawings were held Saturday morning in Owensboro at the Sports Center. In the girls brackets, the Breckinridge County Lady Tigers were to play play Muhlenburg County in the second game at 6:45 pm Monday, but the game has been cancelled due to the hazardous road conditions . The game has been rescheduled for Wednesday at 7:45 p.m.
Victim of “knockout game” has message for attacker
Kyle Rogers suffered a broken jaw and facial lacerations from a violent sucker-punch in the Bowery neighborhood of Manhattan. CBS 2?s Jessica Schneider reports he claims he was the victim of a "knockout game" attack.
