Brandon Malone, 18, sprung into action when he heard two girls screaming for help after falling into icy waters.
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The 53rd annual motorcade went through the streets of West Louisville before arriving at King Solomon Baptist Church.
MLK Day motorcade through west Louisville inspires hope and community Read More »
In the ongoing effort to revitalize west Louisville neighborhoods a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation plans to make the park accessible again.
$14.5M grant fuels Louisville’s push to reconnect community with Ohio River Read More »
The county decided to switch to a private, national provider to save money.
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Over 44 million pounds of salt hit Louisville’s roads, which can rust the underside of vehicles.
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Gov. Andy Beshear is warning Kentuckians to prepare for an incoming blast of arctic air that will last several days.
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Your lottery tickets could win you a Kentucky Derby Festival jackpot!
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The cemetery agreed to pay a $1.25 million settlement.
The project will use $1.75 million in city funding to create a safer, more pedestrian-friendly street.
New project launched to improve Chestnut Street in downtown Louisville Read More »
“This can be the difference between life and death.”
Scott County EMS now offering on-site blood transfusions Read More »
Over 100,000 people are displaced in the Los Angeles wildfires. Businesses in Louisville and New Albany are raising money for the victims.
Here’s how Louisville residents can help victims of LA wildfires; Where to donate Read More »
“I’ve been a little happier for some reason. I like helping people. I like helping the community,” said 16-year-old Erick Rodriguez.
JCPS student offers shoveling services to homes that are covered in snow and ice Read More »
Federal Judge Benjamin Beaton asked DOJ officials whether there is a “less intrusive manner of resolving the dispute” without judicial management of Louisville.
Without help, the shelter won’t make it to next winter.
How you can help a New Albany emergency shelter avoid closure Read More »
