Louisville mayor honors 3 teens who rescued man from Ohio River
“If it ever happens again, we would do it again,” one of the teens, Abraham Cruz, said.
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‘This will define this part of our lives’; Months after factory explosion, family looks toward its demolition
Mayor Craig Greenberg’s office says chemical tanks have already been removed from the Givaudan factory and its set for demolition.
‘The mayor listened’: People celebrate ‘victory for the park’ after Joe Creason complex canceled
Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday a tennis and pickleball complex would no longer be at the park after widespread protest.
‘I’m completely broke.’ | Kentucky pleads for FEMA assistance as Trump administration fires director
Without a major disaster declaration from FEMA, Carlos Sanchez doesn’t see how he’ll receive any help.
Black Louisville grads honored in private ceremony after Kentucky law bans DEI programs at university
St. Stephen’s Baptist Church hosted the graduation ceremony after universities announced the cancellation of these events.
‘The whole plan was to provide EMS’ | Jeffersonville Mayor asks Council to stop fire territory
The mayor and Jeffersonville Fire say it’s not worth it to proceed with a reduced fire territory. At least one city councilor disagrees, and wants to keep it alive.
Kentucky’s medical cannabis rollout maintains on track despite audit
At least one company, Arkansas-based Dark Horse Cannabis, was able to secure multiple licenses in the production chain using hundreds of new LLCs.
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‘Patients just get violent’ | Louisville healthcare workers describe attacks on the job, calling it a crisis
The Kentucky Nurses Association expects a shortage of 20,000 nurses in the next five years and fear recent attacks will make recruitment even more challenging.
First look at possible experts to be called during Brooks Houck’s trial in Crystal Rogers case
Brooks Houck’s trial is just six weeks away and attorneys are working out the details of exactly what that court proceeding will look like.
Severe Thunderstorm Watch, Warning issued for parts of Kentucky | Current Alerts
Damaging winds, hail and frequent lightning are all possible.
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LMDC upholds 10-day suspension for officer who punched inmate while handcuffed
The FOCUS Team obtained video of Ofc. Fulner hitting an inmate in April.
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Greenberg: New drone program may help first responders during emergencies
Mayor Craig Greenberg’s proposed city budget include more than $1 million for the new drone program.
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Want to enter the 2025 Kentucky State Fair? Here’s how you can compete
The deadline for State Fair entries is July 10.
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President Trump’s DOJ shakeup impacts police reform in Louisville
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says regardless of what the federal government decides, the city is committed to police reform within LMPD.
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Disaster unemployment assistance offered to residents in 13 counties impacted in April storms
The deadline to apply for assistance is June 23, 2025.