Hardin County Daily Brief: September 18, 2026
A Radcliff sentencing, a Fort Knox housing win, and Friday night football headline today's Hardin County news.
Top of the morning
Radcliff man sentenced in child abuse case. A Radcliff man was sentenced to five years after being found guilty of child abuse. (The News-Enterprise)
Around the county
Vine Grove man pleads guilty to assaulting healthcare workers. A Vine Grove man accused of assaulting multiple healthcare providers pleaded guilty to the charge. (The News-Enterprise)
Fort Knox releases flu vaccine schedule. The post announced its FY27 flu vaccine season schedule for the Fort Knox community. (DVIDS)
North Hardin hosts Valley tonight. The Bulldogs and Vikings meet on the gridiron in a Friday night matchup, streaming live on NFHS Network. (NFHS Network)
Weather and alerts
[Moderate] Heat Advisory in effect through 8 PM tonight. Heat index values up to 105 are expected across the region; hot temperatures and high humidity may cause heat illness, so check on elderly neighbors and pets. (NWS Louisville)
One more thing
Knox Hills earns "A-list" rating from residents. Two Fort Knox neighborhoods scored an "A-list" service rating in the FY26 Tenant Satisfaction Survey. (DVIDS)
5 items held for editorial review.
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