Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey came by WDRB on Thursday to discuss a decline in homicides in 2025, a new push to solve cold cases and what can be done to stop crimes before they happened.
Senate Bill 130 was signed into law by Gov. Andy Beshear after passing unanimously in both the House and Senate.
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Police said the arrest came Thursday morning after a brief standoff in the 2700 block of Cedar Street.
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The Metro Council is expected to present the Nick Rodman Legacy Foundation with the South End Resident Valued for Excellence Award.
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The new law will be regulated by the state’s Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control.
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A day after contradicting the Kentucky Science Center in denying it passed out graphic coloring books to a group of public school students last week, Planned Parenthood acknowledged Thursday a staff member “inadvertently” distributed the books.
Months after Louisville made an unsuccessful bid to host the Sundance Film Festival, officials have announced the winning city.
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The free concerts happen on the Big Four Lawn in Waterfront Park, next to the Big Four Bridge.
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The video focuses on how the Louisville business was able to take off because of the platform.
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Chef Paula Endara is the executive chef at The Manchester, a boutique hotel in Lexington’s Distillery District.
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The Kentucky Film Office will be a central hub for industry coordination in the state, including marketing and workforce development.
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Lyndon police detectives are investigating the case, but there are no suspects.
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The Kentucky Science Center apologized Wednesday, claiming Planned Parenthood distributed an “Adult” coloring book to a group of 8- to 13-year-old public school students at an event March 21.
The Jeffersonville Police Department began investigating Eva Massage at 1002 E. 10th St. after receiving tips from the community.
