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Reports: Cause of Death Released for Emmy-Winning Actress Catherine O’Hara

Kentucky News, Crime

Reports: Cause of Death Released for Emmy-Winning Actress Catherine O’Hara

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Kentucky Lawmakers Renew Push for Universal Pre-K Access

Kentucky News, Politics

Kentucky Lawmakers Renew Push for Universal Pre-K Access

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Cincinnati Man Arrested in Kentucky Following Months-Long Fentanyl Investigation

Kentucky News, Crime

Cincinnati Man Arrested in Kentucky Following Months-Long Fentanyl Investigation

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash Claims Life in Madison County

Kentucky News, Crime

Fatal Single-Vehicle Crash Claims Life in Madison County

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Multiple people injured in Merrillville shooting

California News, Crime

18-year-old killed after being struck by freight train in Geneva

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Lineman accused of ambushing coworker during winter storm power restoration, causing serious injuries

California News, Crime

Round Lake Beach community shaken by death of 8-year-old boy; mother and boyfriend charged with murder

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Woman arrested in Milwaukee in connection with Oak Brook Terrace murder

Kentucky News, Crime

Woman arrested in Milwaukee in connection with Oak Brook Terrace murder

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Monday temperatures climb near 40 degrees, tying the warmest mark of February so far

California News, Weather News

Monday temperatures climb near 40 degrees, tying the warmest mark of February so far

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Judge blocks California’s ban on federal agents wearing masks but requires visible badges

California News

Judge blocks California’s ban on federal agents wearing masks but requires visible badges

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

Emergency officials in Putnam County issued a public safety warning after youth were seen walking on a frozen section of the Kanawha River. In a social media post, the Winfield Police Department urged parents and guardians to talk with their children about the dangers of frozen waterways. “While the surface may look solid, river ice is unpredictable,” the post read. “Moving water beneath the ice causes uneven freezing, weak spots and sudden breaks that are impossible to see. Temperature changes, snow cover, currents and runoff can all rapidly reduce ice strength, even after several cold days.” Winfield firefighters also shared a warning on social media, noting that emergency response times along the river could be delayed because access points and boat ramps are frozen. “There is no easy way to get to you,” firefighters wrote. “With very low water temperatures and the current under the ice, a break through may very well be fatal.” Police emphasized that cold water shock, heavy winter clothing and strong currents can make self-rescue extremely difficult. “For your safety and the safety of our firefighters, officers and rescue personnel, please stay off ice-covered rivers, creeks and moving waterways,” police wrote. “No photo, shortcut or adventure is worth the risk.” Officers advised calling 911 to help anyone in distress rather than attempting a rescue.

Kentucky News, Weather News

Safety notice issued after youth seen walking on Kanawha River

February 10, 2026 — 0 Comments

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