Hazel Ann Downs Fowler, 89, of Louisville, KY, passed away on Monday, April 27, 2026. Born June 27, 1936, in Raywick, KY, she is survived by four children, Lee Ann Chroneos, John Fowler (Kim), Jim ...

More than 2,000 peaceful "No Kings" rallies on Oct. 18 could bring an historic turnout. "No Kings Day" rallies on June 14, 2025, drew an estimated 5 million people. Roughly four months after "No Kings ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Funeral arrangements have been announced for a Raywick firefighter killed in a crash. Brian Hatt and Leonard Winkler, both members of the Raywick Fire Department, were ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Funeral arrangements were announced after a Kentucky firefighter died earlier this week. Lieutenant Brian Hatt, 51, a volunteer firefighter with the Raywick Fire Department, ...

BUT HIS MEMORY WILL LIVE ON FOREVER. AN EMOTIONAL GOODBYE FOR A BELOVED FIREFIGHTER AND FATHER TONIGHT. DOZENS OF FIRST RESPONDERS WERE OUTSIDE U OF L HOSPITAL TO PAY THEIR RESPECTS TO LIEUTENANT ...

51-year-old Brian Hatt lost his life in a tanker truck rollover crash last Friday. Rhode Island assistant AG suspended after warning officers they would 'regret' her arrest Republican senators sound ...

LET’S SEND IT BACK OVER TO ALEX SUSANNE. THANK YOU. NEW THIS MORNING, ONE OF THE TWO FIREFIGHTERS INJURED IN A WEEKEND CRASH IN MARION COUNTY HAS NOW DIED. THAT’S ACCORDING TO THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. TWO ...

Lieutenant Brian Hatt, 51, died Monday afternoon from injuries he sustained in a crash while responding to a call. We regret to announce the line-of-duty death of Lieutenant Brian Hatt of the Raywick ...

Lt. Brian Hatt died Monday from injuries after a tanker crash in Marion County. The vehicle flipped after leaving KY 527; Hatt was ejected, Winkler was trapped. Hatt served 12 years with Raywick Fire ...

The crash involving a fire apparatus happened on Friday at 5:17 p.m. Two firefighters with the Raywick Fire Department were "seriously injured" after a fire apparatus rolled over while on a run.

A Marion County firefighter who was critically injured in a crash while responding to an emergency call has died from his injuries. Lt. Brian Hatt, 51, died at the University of Louisville Hospital ...