Mayor Craig Greenberg said crews have plowed over 9,000 miles since the weekend. It’s the equivalent of driving to L.A. and back, twice.
Louisville Metro snow team works for 55 hours to clean streets after historic snow storm Read More »
Mayor Craig Greenberg said crews have plowed over 9,000 miles since the weekend. It’s the equivalent of driving to L.A. and back, twice.
Louisville Metro snow team works for 55 hours to clean streets after historic snow storm Read More »
Catalyst Rescue Mission has had to bring in extra resources to care for the influx of people seeking refuge from the frigid conditions.
Catalyst Rescue Mission has had to bring in extra resources to care for the influx of people seeking refuge from the frigid conditions.
A spokesperson for the company said the stores will reopen at their normal time on Tuesday.
Kroger stores in Kentucky and southern Indiana closing doors early due to winter weather Read More »
A spokesperson for the company said the stores will reopen at their normal time on Tuesday.
Kroger stores in Kentucky and southern Indiana closing doors early due to winter weather Read More »
From making snowmen to sledding at Joe Creason Park, community members made the most of the snow.
‘A breath of fresh air’ | Louisvillians make memories in first snow of 2025 Read More »
From making snowmen to sledding at Joe Creason Park, community members made the most of the snow.
‘A breath of fresh air’ | Louisvillians make memories in first snow of 2025 Read More »
A large tree limb pierced a hole through Wanda Collins’ home. She’s one of hundreds left without power after the strongest winter storm in several years.
Tree crashes through Hardin County home amid Kentuckiana’s worst winter storm in years Read More »
A large tree limb pierced a hole through Wanda Collins’ home. She’s one of hundreds left without power after the strongest winter storm in several years.
Tree crashes through Hardin County home amid Kentuckiana’s worst winter storm in years Read More »
“Don’t get back on the roads yet, let us have some time for trucks, for the plows and salt to continue making progress once the [snow] accumulation ends.”
“Don’t get back on the roads yet, let us have some time for trucks, for the plows and salt to continue making progress once the [snow] accumulation ends.”
It could be quite a while, especially since more snow may be on the way later this week.
Inches of snow were dumped on the Louisville-area. When will it all melt? Read More »
