Marc Hibel pleaded guilty in Jefferson Circuit Court to two counts of criminal trespassing and wanton endangerment, with a proposed plea of three years in prison that instead be probated for 5 years. He is also pleading guilty to a new charge of possession of a controlled substance, LSD.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced as much as $961 million in funding for five companies in the state Monday, including two projects in Shelbyville.
LMPD's First Division executed two search warrants in the Russell and Portland neighborhoods on March 6.
After months of planning, crews have started dismantling a home in Louisville's Highview neighborhood where dangerous chemicals and explosives were found in July.
The house on Applegate Lane is scheduled to be knocked down the week of Oct. 16.
Potentially toxic chemicals were detected in Richmond, Indiana after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency tested the site of a massive warehouse fire
Acting on a tip, police found more than 20 dangerous chemicals in the home and arrested its owner July 27.
Representatives with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) will be on-site this week in Louisville at the home in Highview containing explosives and hazardous materials.
Last month, officials found more than 20 dangerous chemicals in a home and arrested its owner.
Greenberg said experts from several agencies recommended "a planned, monitored, and controlled burn."