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Radcliff Police, Crime Stoppers asking for public assistance after armed robberies

After a string of armed robberies, Radcliff police and other law enforcement organizations are asking for the public’s help.

Officer Chris Denham

Surveillance stills of the individuals can be found on the Radcliff police department’s website. Anyone with information on the robberies is asked to contact law enforcement or Hardin county Crime Stoppers. Those reporting to Crime Stoppers can remain anonymous either through P3tips.org or by calling.

Communicare receives nearly $3 million for services

As part of the latest rescue package, an Elizabethtown health service will receive over 2 million dollars to help with mental and substance use disorders amid the pandemic. Senator Mitch McConnell announced Monday that Communicare would receive $2.8 million for its efforts in treating mental and behavioral health. In the release, officials with Communicare say they intended to use the funds to expand their services, saying they intend to establish a community behavioral health center. Communicare services 8 counties in the Lincoln Trail health region.

Kentucky sees decline in cases for fourth straight week

For the fourth straight week, the state of Kentucky is seeing Covid-19 case numbers trending down. Governor Andy Beshear made the announcement during Monday’s media briefing. Beshear said that while cases are trending down, deaths are still high, with the state reporting 40 new ones. Still though, Beshear is pleased with the progress the state is making.

Locally, Hardin county added 18 new cases Monday. Meade county counted 3, and LaRue county added 2.