radioNOVO News for Frankfort: September 3, 2026

RNN FRANKFORT 09/03/26          FRANKFORT HIGH SCHOOL REMAINS CLOSED FOLLOWING A SUNDAY MORNING CLASSROOM FIRE THAT CAUSED EXTENSIVE SMOKE AND WATER DAMAGE. WHILE CLEANUP CREWS WORK TO RESTORE THE THIRD-STORY SPACE, STUDENTS HAVE TRANSITIONED TO VIRTUAL LEARNING AND RECEIVED MEALS FOR THE WEEK. DISTRICT OFFICIALS SAY THE CAUSE REMAINS UNDER INVESTIGATION, AND A REOPENING DATE HAS NOT YET BEEN SET.          TWO TEENAGERS ARE IN CUSTODY FOLLOWING THE FATAL SHOOTING OF SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT DANNADY GREENE AT A LOUISVILLE BUS STOP. POLICE SAY GREENE WAS SHOT ON AUGUST 25TH AFTER REFUSING TO FIGHT ANOTHER GIRL. INVESTIGATORS USED LOCAL LICENSE PLATE CAMERAS AND CELL PHONE DATA TO LOCATE THE SUSPECTS ACROSS THE RIVER IN INDIANA, RECOVERING THE MURDER WEAPON. BOTH SUSPECTS CURRENTLY FACE JUVENILE CHARGES.  CITY LEADERS WANT THEM TRIED AS ADULTS.          THE LOUISVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT DEALT WITH A THREE ALARM APARTMENT FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT SECOND AND HILL STREETS IN OLD LOUISVILLE.          AT LEAST TWO APARTMENTS IN THE BUILDING WERE ON FIRE AS CREWS ARRIVED ON SCENE, JUST BEFORE 2PM.  ONE FIREFIGHTER WAS TRANSPORTED TO U OF L HOSPITAL WITH NON-LIFE THREATENING INJURIES.  NO WORD YET ON A CAUSE FOR THE BLAZE OR A DAMAGE AMOUNT.