Hannah Saad
Assistant News Director at WKMS-FM (Murray, KY)
Sports Photographer at Freelance
Assistant News Director @WKMS | Freelance Sports Photographer | @UofAlabama ‘21 | She/Her | previous: @PaducahSunNews @TheCrimsonWhite |
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2 weeks ago |
lpm.org | Hannah Saad
Several Kentucky communities were hit with flash flooding on Friday and are prepping for yet another round of storms – with the potential for more widespread flooding – to hit this weekend. So far, one Kentuckian has died from Friday's flood. In a social media post, Gov. Andy Beshear confirmed a 9-year-old boy in Frankfort died after he was swept away by floodwaters while walking to his bus stop.
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3 weeks ago |
lpm.org | Sylvia Goodman |Hannah Saad
Violent storms swept through Kentucky Wednesday night and into Thursday morning, bringing intense rain, winds and a few radar-indicated tornadoes in several Kentucky communities. Gov. Andy Beshear assured Kentuckians Thursday that there are no reported fatalities as a result of the storm. He said one family in western Ballard County sustained injuries in the storm.
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3 weeks ago |
wkms.org | Hannah Saad
Three men are campaigning to be the next mayor of Metropolis. The incumbent mayor Don Canada, city alderman Chuck Short and business owner Gregg Jeffords are all asking Metropolis residents to vote for them as the southern Illinois city’s next mayor on election day, April 1. Canada was first elected to the mayor’s office in 2021. Prior to that, he served for six years on the city council.
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1 month ago |
wkms.org | Hannah Saad
Communities across the U.S. have put fluoride in their drinking water for decades due to its benefits for dental health. However, opposition to the practice has grown in recent years – even including criticism from national figures like U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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1 month ago |
wkms.org | Hannah Saad
Everything old is new again. That adage stands true for the Paducah Symphony Orchestra, which is welcoming community members this weekend back to its original home, which now boasts a renovated performance space and music education classrooms. PSO will host a ribbon cutting ceremony on Saturday to officially open its new Symphony Hall, an auditorium that can hold nearly 700 people with permanent and temporary seating.
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