Kentucky bill requiring animal control officers to learn signs of child abuse moves forward
“Animal control officers are often the first to witness warning signs of abuse in a household,” Rep. Susan Witten (R-Louisville) said.
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Louisville bar apologizes after canceling benefit show for aid to Palestine
“Our owners are self-admitted idiots,” Zanzabar wrote on social media. “Well meaning, but uneducated on the conflict in the Middle East.”
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Democrats rally against federal cuts, DOGE in ‘March to Mitch’ protest
The Louisville Democratic Party organized the demonstration. Republicans said cuts can be painful, but the party is concerned with the deficit.
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Amid mail delays, Kentucky congressman tours USPS facility in Louisville
Rep. Morgan McGarvey said the poor conditions and mail delays are the result of disinvestment in the Postal Service.
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River Road closures expected as Louisville Water prepares for 2-year project
In early March, a stretch of River Road will close while crews replace a decades-old residual line.
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‘A dream come true.’ | Historic Parkland Library reopens after decades-long closure
The Parkland Library closed in December 1986 due to budget cuts, but community grassroots efforts brought the library back to life.
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Shawnee Golf Course clears mud after Ohio River floods nearly 80% of course
Crews removed dirt and debris from Shawnee Golf Course ahead of reopening the course in the coming days.
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White House approves individual assistance through FEMA for Kentucky flood victims
“Thank you for doing what’s right for Kentucky,” Gov. Andy Beshear said.
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Tennessee restaurant owner receives new kidney from living donor he’d never met
Walter Aljouney’s family called on the community, hoping to find a kidney donor. A kind stranger saw his story on TV and came to help.
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Janelle Monae will be featured artist for Louisville Urban League 2025 Derby Gala
The gala proceeds help advance economic empowerment in underserved communities within Louisville.
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Toddler who spent most of his life in NICU is now thriving back home
Cody Simmons has undergone two open-heart surgeries and wasn’t expected to live past his first birthday, but he’s defying the odds and is now thriving.
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Study examines a potential ‘small’ nuclear future for Indiana
The report found that small modular reactors – also known as SMRs – could “help Indiana shift to 24/7 carbon-free electricity with economic benefits.”
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Walter Sharp, a 100-year-old veteran, shares his story
The World War II veteran says he’s seen and heard it all, and that his family was his motivation.
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Greenberg plans to sign development agreement for Louisville Gardens this week
The Louisville Gardens has sat dormant for nearly two decades, but is expected to be transformed into a new hub for film production.
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Fear of ICE raids leaves empty seats in JCPS classrooms as some students stay home
“You see a kid in your classroom and then all of a sudden you don’t see them anymore,” one JCPS teacher said. “And you know the reason why.”
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