Former Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin was bored at his Maine hideout, dodging an arrest warrant in Kentucky related to a child support support claim by his elderly son.

Thinking he could become the new Timothy Chalamet, Mr. Bevin decided to reignite his notoriety on the silver screen...OK...the TV screen...as a sexy actor. Bevin sneaked into Paris, Kentucky to play the role of a Wise Man in the Hallmark Christmas movie STABLE LOVE.

A giggling (totally non-political) woman called 911 and tipped off law enforcement that Bevin was in Kentucky. He was promptly arrested even before he could remove his movie makeup.

Terry Meiners dissects the 911 call and has a strong feeling about its point of origin.

Pro Rehab founder Dr. Larry Benz offers tips on hydration in extreme heat and the value of massage for worn out muscles.

Jefferson County Family Court Judge Derwin Webb, a former University of Louisville basketball player for Denny Crum, chose UofL not just for sports but also for its law school.

Derwin has written a children's book to tell his own story of being bussed to an all-white school where he took advanced placement classes but felt ignored. Then he's take the bus home to his mostly black neighborhood where he also felt he didn't quite feel accepted.

It was a doubly tough life situation for a smart kid in Indianapolis who eventually made friends in both places.

Jedge Webb discussed his book DUB, The Smart Kid with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio

Joe Lowe and Coach Spike Martin from Bridges Beyond Boxing travelled to Louisville for WorldFest this Labor Day weekends. They're leading 12 young Irish boxers who are gaining life skills through the discipline, drive, and concentration required by the sweet science of sports.

Joe and Coach Spike spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio.

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LSU Tigers superfan Brian Manzella, a New Orleans golf teaching professional, explains why the S.E.C. is bunched up over roster moves by the Tigers.

Businessman Denis Frankenberger raises concerns about a lack of financial reporting by the Louisville Arena Authority. He says taxpayers have spent about $450 million over the past 16 years but still owe almost all of the principle.

In a WHAS Radio conversation with Terry Meiners, Mr. Frankenberger paints a rocky financial picture of the years ahead for Louisville's primary arena.

website: billiondollarbasketball.com

16-year-old Dannady Greene was assassinated at a Louisville school bus stop for refusing to fight another girl.

A boy and girl have been arrested. The boy is the alleged trigger puller. The girl had been squabbling with the other girl in previous encounters.

Who raised this boy? If he is convicted, why should he ever be allowed to re-enter the community?

Why does any society give softer treatment to "minors" who commit murder, attempted murder, rape, assault, carjacking, home invasion, or a litany of other nefarious crimes?

Why does Louisville still not have a juvenile detention center? Hotels, businesses, homes, apartments, highways, and thousands of other infrastructure projects are completed in a year's time but the renovation of the local juvenile detention center just can't seem to be completed. Who is slow walking this necessity to keep Louisville safe?

Terry Meiners of WHAS Radio has serious concerns for the safety of his hometown Louisville.

Lance Burton, who ruled Las Vegas for 30 years with his universally famous magic show, jumped on the radio with Terry Meiners to describe Friday's IT'S MAGIC! show at Louisville's Eifler Theater, 2117 Payne Street.

Lance will be joined by Stephen Bargatze, David Garrard, Jimmy McKnight, Dinky Gowen & Adrienne Phoenix, Sidney Lee, Gideon Clark, Joanna Logsdon, and America's most charming emcee Cody Clark!

Louisville Magic Club president Bret Sohl, along with Dinky & Adrienne, joined Terry Meiners in the WHAS studios to discuss this talent-loaded show.

website: louisvillemagicclub.com

This year's PNC Broadway in Louisville series of shows is incredible, launching in October with Jersey Boys and then Disney's The Lion King.

Leslie Broecker, president of PNC Broadway in Louisville, runs through a full slate of magnificent shows for the new season with WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners.


website: louisville.broadway.com

Danny Wimmer Presents brings Louisville two amazing multi-day concerts every September. Louder Than Life, America's largest hard rock concert series, returns to Louisville from September 17-20. The following week brings Bourbon and Beyond back to the Kentucky Expo Center.

Danny Wimmer Presents GM Chamie McCurry joined Terry Meiners to spill all of the details.