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From the News Edge: Commonwealth's Attorney G.L. Ovey says the case against Claude Russell should not be affected by his decision to ask to be recused from the murder trial.....................................................................................................From the News Edge: Transportaion officials say the welcome center for westbound travelers on Interstate 24 in Christian County is reopened until Tuesday.....................................................................................................From the Weather Edge: Staff Meteorologist David Bryant says there will be a slight chance of thunderstorms in the forecast for most of the Memorial Day weekend....................................................................................................From the Sports Edge: Boys District Baseball Finals Thursday - 5th District: Trigg County vs Crittenden County 6pm.........7th District: Caldwell County vs Madisonvill 5:30pm..............Girls District Softball Finals Thursday - 5th District: Livingston Central vs Lyon County 5pm........6th District: Union County vs Henderson County 5:30pm........7th District: Hopkins Central vs Dawson Springs 5:30pm.
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