Good morning, Frankfort.

Amanda Couch has been named the new CEO at Welcome House — one of the largest housing service providers in the region.

Couch, who has spent 11 years at the organization including street outreach, said she is ready to work with staff and community partners to help more Kentuckians secure stable housing.

Franklin County has recorded 22 child deaths from abuse since 2014 as reports of harm have risen—local experts say the new Fathers of Frankfort program will provide mentoring to help support dads and prevent further tragedies.

Frankfort residents found hate-filled propaganda posted overnight in several neighborhoods, including near Second Street School and Frankfort High School.

The police increased patrols and urged anyone with surveillance footage to call the non-emergency line—officials say they will track down those responsible to keep the community safe.

Justin Brooks, a senior at Western Hills, was named WesBanco Student of the Week after receiving a Fall 2025 Flight Training Scholarship from DreamFlight Charities—he has already taken discovery flights and begun aviation courses at Bluegrass Community and Technical College to kick-start his career. His scholarship offers up to $6,000 for flight training, supporting his goal of becoming a pilot.

The U.S. Small Business Administration reminds Kentucky small businesses and private nonprofit organizations to apply for low interest disaster loans by Nov 24 to recover from severe weather that hit from Feb 14 to March 7.

The loans, which offer up to $2 million with flexible terms and low rates for covering operating expenses, will help restore local economic activity — more information is available through SBA customer service.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced that motorists in Franklin County must steer clear of right lanes on I-64 east and west as consultant engineers inspect the bridges over KY 420 (Old Lawrenceburg Road) on Tuesday from (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.).

Drivers should follow posted signs and expect delays if weather or other issues arise.

Four Kentuckians saved Trooper Jude Remilien’s life after he was shot on July 13 outside Blue Grass Airport and were honored with the state's highest awards—recognized by Gov. Andy Beshear and Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman during a ceremony acknowledging their quick actions while Remilien recovers.

Kentuckians can drop off unused prescriptions today—part of National Prescription Drug Take Back Day—at around 50 sites to safely dispose of medications and reduce misuse.

Those who cannot attend can use one of 200 permanent disposal locations in 87 counties—officials say the effort helps prevent overdoses—to safely manage leftover drugs.

MVP Erin Thomas of Great Crossing led local volleyball players named to the 41st District all-tournament team with teammates from Franklin County, Frankfort, and Western Hills.

Frankfort Christian Academy's Oakley Bullock and Lilly Claire Whitman were absent from the team photo—according to the State Journal.

Franklin County's girls volleyball team lost the 41st District championship match to Great Crossing on Friday, October 24 after winning the first two sets but falling in a five-set game—both teams now advance to the regional tournament at F.D.

Wilkinson Gymnasium.

Van Morrison Tribute by Van the Band

7:30-9 p.m. — Grand Theatre — Tickets available — Enjoy the music of Van Morrison with classics like Brown Eyed Girl and Moondance for a night to remember.