Louisville secures alternative temporary shelter after StrEatery forced to stop operating as one
The SouthEnd Street Angels and StrEatery set up the emergency shelter at Sojourn Church Carlisle.
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New Albany mayor responds to snow removal complaints during second snowfall
In a city Facebook post, Mayor Jeff Gahan says he’s proud of the work of the street department, after he and the department have received criticism by citizens.
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Cars parked along emergency snow routes won’t be towed, but Louisville drivers asked to move them
People had until midnight Thursday to get their cars off certain roads to make room for plow trucks coming in for another round of snow.
Officials warn of black ice as snow blankets Hardin County’s roadways
“We just want all the drivers to understand this is not ice and just don’t let your guard down,” the county’s Emergency Management Director, Joey Scott, said.
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These White Flag shelters, warming centers are open in Jefferson County
Two warming centers are available through Tuesday during this second round of snow thanks to a donation from Delta Dental of Kentucky.
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‘What it looks like for a working class family.’ | Iced roads in many Louisville neighborhoods
City officials have hired an emergency contractor to manage existing snow routes.
3 recycling drop-off locations are open in Louisville; Here’s where
Salvador Melendez with Metro Public Works asked that people not use the unstaffed recycling sites until they can be emptied and cleared of the ice and snow.
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Snow is falling! How much is expected to blanket Kentuckiana? | RADAR
Several more inches of snow are expected to fall Friday. Here’s what you need to know.
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Families in shock begin to visit their charred homes in Los Angeles area
Four days since the flames erupted in and around Los Angeles, many residents have returned to their neighborhoods even amid the threat of new fires.
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Louisville weather forecast: What time does snow start on Friday?
Before the snow from our last winter storm has melted, another round of snowfall is on it’s way.
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New Albany residents frustrated with how roads have been treated after winter storm
Residents continue to look for answers with no response from New Albany on snow removal.
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Bardstown supply stores trying to meet customer demands for snow, ice equipment
After one winter storm, and another on the way, customers in Nelson County have been buying snow sleds, shovels and heaters.
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Louisville mayor gives deadline to move cars parked on emergency snow routes
Mayor Greenberg said all cars must be removed from emergency snow routes by midnight on Thursday. Here is how to check if you need to move.
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The Los Angeles landmarks from film and TV damaged by wildfires
Some famed spots like the Getty Villa Museum, the Hollywood sign and TCL Chinese Theatre have remained at least largely unharmed, but others have taken a toll.
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Here are the celebrities whose homes have been confirmed lost in the L.A. wildfires
Tens of thousands are awaiting word on whether their homes survived the flames — some of them the city’s most famous residents.
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