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- Sep 10, 2026
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Irvington suspect captured after shot fired near officer (opens the original)
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The suspect was also wanted in a string of crimes Wednesday The suspect was also wanted in a string of crimes Wednesday A man wanted in connection with a string of crimes in Irvington is now in custody after authorities say he was also connected to a shot being fired near an officer early Thursday morning. The city of Irvington confirmed 45-year-old Lester Perks was taken into custody. The Breckinridge County Sheriff’s Office said an officer was driving near Eva Carmen, close to Lon Dowell Road
Shelter-in-place issued in Irvington, KY for 'dangerous situation'; schools closed (opens the original)
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School district officials say the “dangerous situation” is still not resolved School district officials say the “dangerous situation” is still not resolved Breckinridge County schools are now closed Wednesday as authorities respond to what the district is calling a “dangerous situation” in Irvington. Schools were originally on a 2-hour delay. The school district says the situation happened within Irvington city limits, prompting a shelter-in-place for the city. The Breckinridge County Sheriff’s
Driver to be charged after LMPD crossing guard hit by car outside of school (opens the original)
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A Louisville Metro Police crossing guard was hit by a vehicle Thursday morning near Knight Middle School. According to LMPD, the crossing guard, a woman, was hit around 7 a.m. at Blue Lick Road and Atlas Road. Police said the guard had her stop sign up, visible to traffic, when she was struck by a vehicle who disregarded the sign. Police said the crossing guard was alert and conscious after the crash and suffered minor injuries. She did not need to be hospitalized. The driver stopped and was det
JCPS buses hit the streets for the first day of school (opens the original)
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Roughly 96,000 students are headed back to class Roughly 96,000 students are headed back to class The first day of school has arrived for Jefferson County Public Schools, with thousands of students heading back to the classroom Thursday morning. JCPS, the largest school district in Kentucky, serves roughly 96,000 students. District officials expect to transport about 48,000 of those students by bus this school year. Approximately 700 bus drivers are in place to cover about 640 bus routes as the
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