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Marlon Thompson, of Selden, sentenced to 30 years in prison for selling fentanyl that caused overdose death of Freddy Koenig, prosecutors say

Marlon Thompson, of Selden, sentenced to 30 years in prison for selling fentanyl that caused overdose death of Freddy Koenig, prosecutors say
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UNSUNG HEROES: Ehringer a constant presence for APA, cats in need

JEFFERSONVILLE — Like a teacher speaking to her students, Cindy Ehringer addresses each of the cats by name inside of the Animal Protection Association shelter in Jeffersonville.

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Joella s Hot Chicken at the Banks closes, blames DORA

The restaurant said the road closures were reason

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Many Kentucky, Indiana animal shelters at capacity due to people returning pandemic pets

Many Kentucky, Indiana animal shelters at capacity due to people returning pandemic pets © WLKY many kentuckiana animal shelters at capacity, as owners return pandemic pets Pandemic pets: the animals adopted during the pandemic to keep people company. However, as people return to work and life returns semi-normal, local animal shelters say people are returning their pets at an alarming rate.Sign up for our Newsletters The Animal Protection Association in Jeffersonville, Indiana, is almost at capacity with 35 cats. The no-kill shelter cannot take in any more cats because too many people have surrendered their animals recently. Denise Koenig, the communications manager for APA, said there are numerous phone calls and attempted drop-offs every day. Just this Saturday, someone left a cat at the door. Some cats are even being returned after 10+ years of ownership.

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