Fern Creek Fire leaders disciplined after undisclosed workplace relationship investigation
An internal investigation at Fern Creek Fire and EMS found two senior leaders were involved in an undisclosed workplace relationship.
Investigation finds former Simpsonville police chief made inappropriate comments before resigning
Brummer was suspended with pay in July after a Simpsonville police officer accused him of harassment and misconduct.
Family of Kentucky man who woke up before organ removal surgery continues fight for donation reform
As the federal government cracks down on the organ donation provider for Kentucky, one local family said there is a change they’re still fighting for.
Simpsonville police chief suspended amid investigation into allegations of harassment, misconduct
Chief Thomas Brummer was placed on paid leave effective immediately after a July 21 city meeting, according to the meeting minutes.
JCPS database reveals high-paying salaries as the district deals with budget issues
Nearly 1,300 Jefferson County Public Schools employees make six figures as the district is facing budget cuts.
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How AI scammers can hijack your hotel and restaurant reservations
Scammers are using artificial intelligence to hijack travel and restaurant reservations.
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Louisville woman says she lost more than $3K after scammer posed as her bank’s fraud department
Adrienne Jones-James works from home as a call center employee, and said it was a phone call that changed everything.
Louisville residents report more USPS mail delays as complaints continue to pile up
More Louisville-area residents say they’re waiting weeks for mail and packages to arrive, and many customers believe the delays begin after their items reach the USPS Processing and Distribution Center on Gardiner Lane.
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Kentucky cellphone ban doesn’t stop thousands of JCPS students from using phones
A Kentucky law was supposed to stop students from texting and being on their phones at school.
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Academy @ Shawnee principal reassigned amid JCPS investigation
A principal at the Academy @ Shawnee who is under investigation has been reassigned.
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Kentucky dealership accused of selling cars it never paid for as victims wait for titles
The Nelson County Sheriff’s Office said there are at least 16 victims of Richardson Auto Mart in Bardstown.
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Louisville residents say the USPS delays are back as holiday shipping season heats up
Louisville’s main post office is once again facing complaints of mail delays despite a federal audit earlier this year that recommended changes at the facility.
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UPS plane crash response took a lot of cooperation, airport leader tells lawmakers
Louisville airport officials briefed Kentucky lawmakers Tuesday on the response to the UPS crash that killed 14 people earlier this month.
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How school districts in the Louisville area will decide on potential snow day Tuesday morning
Many school districts around Kentucky and southern Indiana said they’ll decide early Tuesday morning on whether school will be in session as winter weather head toward the area.
JCPS sees gains in science, math, and graduation rates despite ongoing challenges
Kentucky’s annual School Report Card was released Wednesday, offering a detailed look at district performance on state testing and highlighting both progress and ongoing gaps for Jefferson County Public Schools.
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