Hardin County Daily Brief: August 20, 2026
A vandalism charge, a Flock camera assist, and fall events fill today's Hardin County roundup.
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A vandalism charge, a Flock camera assist, and fall events fill today's Hardin County roundup.
A KSP trooper pulls a family from a burning wreck on I-65, license-plate cameras crack a car theft ring, and Hinton's Orchard turns 20.
Flock cameras help police recover seven stolen cars, the Justice Center reopens after an HVAC closure, and Rand Paul checks in on Fort Knox's gold.
Flock cameras crack a car-theft ring, the American Legion hands out $25,000, and a strong storm is tracking through the county this morning.
A senator's stop at Fort Knox, a hometown company's revenue milestone, and a heat advisory lead a quiet Sunday in Hardin County.
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.
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.
Radcliff weighs new rules for its street cameras, E'town tackles stormwater, and Hardin County 4-H'ers bring home ribbons from the fair.
Rand Paul toured the Fort Knox gold vault, the Wawa spill got an all-clear from the city, and White Mills Days is back this weekend.
A delayed Wawa, a proposed Etown school tax hike, and a jalapeno recall worth knowing about today.
Wellness City throws open its doors in Elizabethtown today, plus a Wawa delay, back-to-school buzz, and a free disc golf class for kids.