Brandon Bartlett
News Anchor at WEHT-TV (Henderson, KY)
News Anchor at WTVW-TV (Henderson, KY)
Evening News Anchor • Eyewitness News • WEHT/WTVW ABC25/CW7
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Brandon Bartlett
DAVIESS CO. Ky. (WEHT) — Crews battle a large fire after a reported explosion at the Daviess County landfill. Dispatch told Eyewitness News the first call came in just after 9:00 Thursday night. They said a witness reported seeing fire in the sky after the explosion. The landfill is located on Highway 815 in the western part of the county. Officials have not yet said what caused the explosion. No injuries have been reported. AdvertisementAdvertisementCopyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc.
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1 month ago |
tristatehomepage.com | Brandon Bartlett
by: Brandon Bartlett Posted: May 15, 2025 / 09:28 PM CDT Updated: May 15, 2025 / 11:08 PM CDT DAVIESS CO. Ky. (WEHT) — Crews battle a large fire after a reported explosion at the Daviess County landfill. Dispatch told Eyewitness News the first call came in just after 9:00 Thursday night. They said a witness reported seeing fire in the sky after the explosion.
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1 month ago |
tristatehomepage.com | Seth Austin |Brandon Bartlett
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Final Destination: Bloodlines is setting a fiery record before it debuts in theaters. The popular horror franchise is known for its tense atmosphere and creative death sequences. 71-year-old stunt performer Yvette Ferguson was brought out of retirement to break the record for the oldest person ever set alive in film. The blazing scene featuring Ferguson takes place in the film’s opening sequence.
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2 months ago |
tristatehomepage.com | Brandon Bartlett |Isaiah Calalang
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEHT) — The Ohio River is overtaking Smothers Park in downtown Owensboro. Crews have been busy preparing for days. Now their goal is to keep water from going beyond the park. Sean Barney is just one of dozens of people who made their way to the riverfront to see it for themselves. He snapped photos and took in a scene few thought they’d ever witness. The Ohio River was spilling over the banks and into the park, and it’s not done rising yet. “I know it was a mighty river,” says Barney.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Brandon Bartlett
OWENSBORO, Ky. (WEHT) — The Ohio River is overtaking Smothers Park in downtown Owensboro. Crews have been busy preparing for days. Now their goal is to keep water from going beyond the park. Sean Barney is just one of dozens of people who made their way to the riverfront to see it for themselves. He snapped photos and took in a scene few thought they’d ever witness. The Ohio River was spilling over the banks and into the park, and it’s not done rising yet.
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As I walked out of the television station after work last night, the full Strawberry Moon was shining bright… 🌕 https://t.co/RLi5b5xWEZ
Honored to be one of the hosts for tonight’s Easterseals Telethon on ABC 25. It’s always moving to see the Tri-State come together like this—nearly $908,000 raised to help Easterseals continue their amazing work. Grateful to play a small part in such a big mission. https://t.co/oLv3GQjUjp
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