The newly formed Louisville Metro council convened for its second official meeting but the first since Councilwoman Paula McCraney changed her party affiliation.
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The heavy snowfall three weeks ago didn’t just make things difficult for drivers, but also had a big impact on wildlife, including deer searching for food.
Why you’re seeing more deer near Kentucky interstates this winter Read More »
Detective Kyle Willis was on scene when he noticed something was off.
Democratic State Representative David Yates expressed cautious optimism about the tax reduction but warned against the unintended consequences of regressive taxes.
New immigration rules now allow federal agents to enter schools, churches, and hospitals to enforce immigration laws—places that were previously off-limits.
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Mary Clark, a local resident who lives alone, experienced the bitter cold firsthand. Monday morning, temperatures plummeted, leaving her in a precarious situation.
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Mitch McConnell is the longest-serving senator from Kentucky.
Two teenage girls had broken through the ice and were struggling to stay afloat.
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A closed-door meeting among Scott County officials Thursday evening raised concerns and allegations of a toxic workplace environment, with a newly elected commissioner urging employees to come forward.
On Monday, the community lost one half of the dynamic duo when Eddie “Meatball” Cravens died from complications due to colon cancer at UofL Hospital.
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The industry’s economic turbulence is further reflected in Brown-Forman’s recent decision to close its famed cooperage in Louisville.
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It was Mason’s idea to start shoveling sidewalks together, a task that has brought them closer as brothers.
The demand for salt continues to grow as businesses and communities recognize its value.
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Mason Goodrich and his brother, Shane Crowe, spent their snow-filled Thursday afternoon making life easier for their community, one sidewalk at a time.
Louisville teens spend snow day shoveling sidewalks in their community for free Read More »
The main roads across Louisville are mostly clear after a significant snowfall, thanks to ongoing efforts by city plows. However, while many can now navigate safely, others are still facing icy challenges.
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