SUMMARY: Two people died in a crash in Henry County on Friday night when a motorcycle, driven by 40-year-old Austin D, was struck by a pickup truck after crossing the center line. Austin was pronounced dead at the scene, while 31-year-old Holly Hawkins, a passenger on the motorcycle, later died in the hospital. The 21-year-old driver of the pickup truck, Trustin Hassenauer, was arrested and is currently in the Oldham County Detention Center facing charges of murder and DUI.

A man has been arrested after a deadly Henry County crash.

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SUMMARY: This week, fall weather brings cool temperatures, with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s and clear skies. Overnight temps will drop to the 40s. High pressure is maintaining comfortable conditions, but a warm-up for the weekend is expected, potentially reaching 80°F. Following that, a strong cold front may bring temperatures back down into the mid-60s and possibly even the 50s next week. Rain is not anticipated. Also, Hurricane Milton, currently a Category 5, is moving towards Florida, with landfall expected later this week. Overall, the region enjoys pleasant fall weather amid concerns for those affected by the storm.

Kentucky’s evening weather forecast for October 7, 2024.

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SUMMARY: As Hurricane Milton intensifies in the Gulf of Mexico, local firefighters from Sarasota County, Florida, are mobilizing to assist impacted residents. Emergency messages have prompted evacuations for Levels A and B, urging residents to leave immediately, while Level C should prepare. Over 900 miles away in Jefferson County, firefighters, trained in swift water rescue, are preparing to deploy to Tallahassee at Florida’s request. Equipped with boats and rescue gear, they anticipate urban flooding from tidal surges. Drawing from past experiences, including responses to Hurricane Katrina, these first responders are ready to face challenging conditions, with an expected stay of up to ten days.

Louisville-area firefighters head to Florida ahead of Hurricane Milton’s landfall

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