Hardin County Daily Brief: August 15, 2026
A quick-thinking KSP trooper pulled a family of four from a burning I-65 rollover in Hardin County, and a heat advisory covers the whole county through Sunday night.
A quick-thinking KSP trooper pulled a family of four from a burning I-65 rollover in Hardin County, and a heat advisory covers the whole county through Sunday night.
Hardin County explains its tornado siren call, a heat advisory covers the county through tonight, and Radcliff Head Start reopens after a months-long move.
news
Public records obtained by Hardin Local reconstruct the night of the July 20 fuel spill at Elizabethtown's new Wawa: who was told, who was not, and the state's rejection of the plan for the fuel work. The full investigation is free to read with a Hardin Local account.
A new school year opens across Hardin County, plus a Cecilia mom's fight over long bus routes, a bank CEO exit and Etown's new trail-town title.
podcast
Six hosts, White Mills Days at 51, a rooftop bar nobody knew about, an 87 percent jump in contracts, and the premiere of our new statewide show.
event-spotlight
Hardin Local's statewide sister show has launched. Bourbon as the thread, not the whole subject, with Jessica Zimlich, Jon O'Brien and Phil Taul.
Restaurant Reviews
The real test is not the grand opening, it is month six. Britten McDowell revisits Sabor Cubano in Radcliff to see how it is holding up.
Housing Market
Contracts nearly doubled week over week. Rachel Brantingham on why buyers are asking about value, not price, and what the five price tiers really show.
business-buzz
A first look inside Off The Clock, the new bourbon bar on the second floor of The Assembly, including the rooftop most of downtown has never seen.
events
Jon O'Brien walks through all of White Mills Days, plus a Michter's tasting at Cavern Club and a free Jake's Day for kids 16 and under.
special-report
The Flock report drew our biggest response ever, and a comment section that got away from us. What we found when we checked our own work, and the rule from here.
Radcliff weighs new rules for its street cameras, E'town tackles stormwater, and Hardin County 4-H'ers bring home ribbons from the fair.