‘It’s bittersweet’: Urban Government Center torn down for multi-million dollar development
The lot sat vacant for a near decade, but it took years of debate within the community to decide what to build.
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Community mourns after Clarksville firefighter dies while off duty
Michael Mallory is being remembered as a “bright, highly trained, and deeply passionate” firefighter.
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Explore Black Louisville’s rich history through museum tours, sports exhibits, and more
Looking to gain a little culture and learn American history? These events in Louisville range from art, museums to performances throughout February.
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Copper wire theft leaves Camp Taylor residents without internet for days
The incident left the neighborhood without internet for five days.
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UofL Health improving addiction treatment services; How to get help
Hundreds came together Friday so more recovery services can be offered at the hospital.
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Shootings down nearly 40 percent since 2020, Louisville mayor says at State of the City address
Mayor Craig Greenberg also said Louisville Metro Police has identified and arrested an entire criminal gang operating in the city.
‘When one feels it, we all feel it.’ | Local figure skater reflects on fatal DC plane crash
While Savannah Nickell didn’t know anyone on the flight personally, she knows about loss and the importance of her community.
‘Seize the moment’ | Greenberg shares concepts of potential new Belvedere
Last year, lawmakers approved $100 million to revitalize downtown Louisville, a large part of those funds will go to the Belvedere project.
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Bluegrass Bartender Fund aims to help bartenders through hard times
Applications will open in late summer of 2025.
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Here’s why Louisville college students won’t be able to have medical cannabis on campus
University of Louisville and Bellarmine University won’t allow students to posses medical marijuana on campus, despite it’s legal status in the state.
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JCPS parents pleased some bus routes restored as district eyes more restorations
Newly-restored routes are already giving parents and students hope.
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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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