Local non-profits remain confused after Trump backpedals pause on federal grants and loans
After Trump’s order was blocked by a federal judge, the White House rescinded its original memo.
Case dropped against pregnant woman in labor cited for unlawful street camping
A spokesperson for the county attorney’s office confirmed the citation was dropped Wednesday.
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Refugee arrivals into Louisville on pause, immigrations services still providing current clients support
The World Affairs Council of Kentucky & southern Indiana hosted a panel where immigration services had the chance to speak publicly on what they’re enduring.
‘They can’t let anyone inside.’ | Long lines at Louisville licensing offices
It comes two weeks after KYTC blamed snowfall for the delays.
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PRP High School student takes Grand Prize in Kentucky Derby Museum’s art contest
Judges said Kayci Shacklette’s artwork “truly captures the spirit of the Kentucky Derby” and embodies the essence of the most exciting two minutes in sports.
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Are you having trouble getting USPS packages delivered? Here’s what to do
Have your packages not come in the mail since the major snowstorm hit Kentuckiana?
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Southern Indiana animal shelter won’t accept found, surrendered animals from Clarksville
In addition, the Jeffersonville Animal Shelter won’t provide spay/neuter vouchers to Clarksville residents.
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ACLU challenges Kentucky’s statute of limitations after LMPD raided family’s home using ‘faulty warrant’
After a Portland family learned the names of six LMPD officers involved in the 2020 raid, a court dismissed the complaint citing a one-year limitations period.
Family Scholar House breaks ground on new modular campus to help student parents
“When our families realize that the community is invested in their success and cheering them on, they are even more motivated to achieve their goals.”
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‘Two pills left’ | New Albany resident concerned after weeks of not getting medication in the mail
“If I could just find out where it is in the process, I’m willing to go pick up myself, it’s not far from me.”
MLK Day motorcade through west Louisville inspires hope and community
The 53rd annual motorcade went through the streets of West Louisville before arriving at King Solomon Baptist Church.
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Meet the Boerne 101-year-old who just renewed his driver’s license
The World War II and Korean War veteran follows in the footsteps of his brother, who renewed his driver’s license at 103.
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$14.5M grant fuels Louisville’s push to reconnect community with Ohio River
In the ongoing effort to revitalize west Louisville neighborhoods a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation plans to make the park accessible again.
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Henry County EMS service switches to AmeriPro; What it means for the community
The county decided to switch to a private, national provider to save money.
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Want to be the person who kicks off Thunder Over Louisville? How to enter
Your lottery tickets could win you a Kentucky Derby Festival jackpot!
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