Margaret Vancampen

​Last year marked the first time enough people donated wreaths to cover every headstone.

It's a day that helps jumpstart local economies ahead of the holiday season.

"His personal and professional impact on Norton Healthcare, our community and the patients who trusted him will be deeply missed."

The outage was in eastern Jeffersonville and extended towards Utica and Cementville, according Duke Energy's outage map.

Briana Benford said the program supports youth through life transitions, and acts like a surrogate family.

"For these 14 families and anyone else who experienced trauma, let's make sure we're there for them this Thanksgiving."

The investment will be split between Goodwill Kentucky and Volunteers of America Mid-States to support programs aimed at building a skilled workforce.

The donation drive starts Monday and will end on Dec. 9.

The Jeffersonville Fire Department said crews responded to reports of a structure fire on West Maple Street just after 8 p.m. Thursday.

The funding comes from the $14 million for pediatric cancer research Gov. Beshear set aside in the 2024-2026 state budget, according to the governor's office.

The best chance of viewing the auroras is away from the city lights, so the darker the area, the better.

Grade A Reycling owner Sean Garber identified them as 52-year-old John Loucks, and 35-year-old Megan Washburn. One other employee still remains unnamed.

“Veterans are part of the fabric of our community. They are our neighbors, coworkers, friends and family,” Baptist Health Hardin President Robert Ramey said.

This isn't the first restaurant to close on Frankfort Avenue in 2025.

Braxton Skaggs told lottery officials in May that he was saving to build a house. Now that he has won for a second time, that is becoming a reality.

Infants born at Norton Women's & Children's Hospital will receive free books thanks to a $100,000 grant honoring Junior Bridgeman.

The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash.

An aviation lawyer suggests that maintenance in San Antonio could be linked to the UPS crash in Louisville.

Police identified Hunter Weaver, a two-year veteran of the department, as the one who fired his weapon.

The MD-11 aircraft was enroute to Honolulu and went down around 5:15 p.m., sending a massive plume of smoke into the sky.