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The changes come after an audit revealed officer Asad Zahir used the Flock system to search vehicles of the mother of his child thousands of times.

The Kentucky Exposition Center is undergoing a $460 million transformation, including construction of a 350,000-square-foot multipurpose facility.

Sellersburg is banning semitrucks from eight local roads as the town works to keep tractor-trailers off residential streets that officials said aren’t designed to handle them.

In the middle of one of Louisville’s fastest-growing neighborhoods sits a church that has served the city for nearly 190 years.

Two school buildings are now one at Bullitt East High School following a $60 million expansion project designed to create more space for students and staff.

The change comes months after the Bullitt County Fiscal Court asked KYTC to reduce the speed limit because of the number of serious crashes along the corridor.

Crisincio Franks’ attorney said his client was well within his rights to refuse to give his information.

All 880 buses maintained by the district, including the 640 buses that run daily routes, are equipped with new tablets that provide turn-by-turn directions for every route.

Farmers in LaRue County said a state highway project intended to improve safety is creating new challenges for the agricultural community by making it harder to move large farm equipment along one of the area’s main corridors.

The public was able to preview Col. Harland Sanders’ collection of personal artifacts Monday that will be auctioned off in Shelbyville this week.

A new affordable housing development is now under construction in west Louisville on the Goodwill Opportunity Campus.

The $800 million project will begin with construction of a new outlet system on the left side of the dam.

No new data center projects can now be considered in the county for the next year.

The Bullitt County Fiscal Court is scheduled to vote Tuesday on the proposed moratorium. If approved, no new data center projects could be considered in the county for the next year.

The debate over changing the clocks twice a year is back in the national spotlight after Congress approved legislation to make Daylight Saving Time permanent.