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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The three men charged in Crystal Rogers’ death will face juries in two different trials in Bowling Green later this year.
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Applications will open in late summer of 2025.
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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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Newly-restored routes are already giving parents and students hope.
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After Trump’s order was blocked by a federal judge, the White House rescinded its original memo.
Multiple proposals for solar farms in southern Indiana have been voted down in recent months.
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A spokesperson for the county attorney’s office confirmed the citation was dropped Wednesday.
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It comes two weeks after KYTC blamed snowfall for the delays.
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Judges said Kayci Shacklette’s artwork “truly captures the spirit of the Kentucky Derby” and embodies the essence of the most exciting two minutes in sports.
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Have your packages not come in the mail since the major snowstorm hit Kentuckiana?
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In addition, the Jeffersonville Animal Shelter won’t provide spay/neuter vouchers to Clarksville residents.
After a Portland family learned the names of six LMPD officers involved in the 2020 raid, a court dismissed the complaint citing a one-year limitations period.
“When our families realize that the community is invested in their success and cheering them on, they are even more motivated to achieve their goals.”
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“If I could just find out where it is in the process, I’m willing to go pick up myself, it’s not far from me.”
