Author: WNKY Staff

Louisville woman arrested in Glasgow on multiple charges

GLASGOW, Ky. – On Wednesday, the Glasgow Police Department conducted a traffic stop on Happy Valley Road that led to an arrest. According to a release, officers conducted a search of the vehicle after a K-9 alerted on it for drugs. Officers located marijuana and hydrocodone inside the vehicle on the passenger’s side floor. Carey L. Walker, 43, of Louisville,…

Gov. Beshear signs legislation allowing Kentucky’s student-athletes to profit from their name, image and likeness

FRANKFORT, Ky. – Today, Gov. Andy Beshear signed legislation that approves of compensation for student-athletes in Kentucky if their name, image and likeness is used. In June of last year, after consulting with lawmakers and universities, Gov. Beshear was the first governor to sign an executive order immediately allowing students to receive such compensation, according to a release. Senate Bill…

KSP arrest man on charges related to child sexual abuse material

EVARTS, Ky. – Yesterday, the Kentucky State Police Electronic Crime Branch arrested David Brodylee Crusenberry, 22, on a charge related to child sexual abuse material. According to a release, Crusenberry was arrested as the result of an undercover Internet Crimes Against Children investigation. The KSP Electronic Crime Branch began the investigation after they discovered the suspect uploading online images of…

Voices of Honor – Minor Hall

Minor Hall tried his hardest to join the military after the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Since he was only 13, he missed World War 2, but by only one month. In the U.S. Navy, he participated in the occupation of Japan and saw the horrors of the Chinese civil war. He is this week’s Voices of Honor.

Kids dressed as historical figures Tuesday at W.R. McNeill Elementary

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – On Tuesday, third-grade students at W.R. McNeill Elementary dressed as historical figures they had researched for the school’s annual Wax Museum. Students assembled galleries to present facts about their chosen character for families, guests and other students. The event was held in the gym and a total of about 87 students took part. One McNeill student,…

Logan County Sheriff’s Office searching for missing woman

RUSSELLVILLE, Ky. – The Logan County Sheriff’s Office is in search of a missing person. Jamie L. Robbins, 24, of Russellville is described as a Hispanic female with a thin build, 5 feet 4 inches and 125 pounds. On February 27, the missing person report was given when Robbins did not return home after staying with a friend in Todd…