Kentucky State Police launches death investigation after woman found dead in Dollar General parking lot
On Wednesday, a 56-year-old woman was found unresponsive, lying in the parking lot of the Campbellsburg Dollar General store.
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Several TARC routes cancelled through Sunday due to snow, ice conditions
There will be no service on several TARC routes after a historic storm dropped up to 10.5 inches of snow and ice on Louisville Metro.
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Louisville businesses reopen after major storm hits, await more snowfall on Friday
Local restaurants opened their doors on Wednesday, stating that conditions improved. But, many owners are keeping an eye on another storm expected on Friday.
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‘New Kentucky Home’ | Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear gives 2025 State of the Commonwealth address
“Our New Kentucky Home is a place where the pace of business is fast, but the pace of life is just right.”
Former JCPS principal sued for allegedly threatening children with gun
The incident is alleged to have happened in 2019 at Hartstern Elementary.
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‘Charlestown Cares Network’ connects volunteers with those who need help during winter storm
Charlestown Mayor Treva Hodges said a lot of people have stepped up to help out.
Neighbors help with snow cleanup in southern Indiana city
On day four after the winter storm hit Kentuckiana, some driveways are still not cleared in Charlestown. But, neighbors are helping out ahead of more snow this week.
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DOJ grant aims to help track, research police reform in real time
While the DOJ will oversee reforms within Louisville Metro Police, a team from the Ohio and Cincinnati Universities will be studying the results in real time.
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These viral animal rescue videos aren’t from the January Palisades wildfire
Footage of the devastating Pacific Palisades wildfires is dramatic, but these two videos showing animal rescues aren’t from the January fires.
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Yes, Los Angeles cut $17.6 million from the fire department’s budget
The Los Angeles Fire Department’s budget was cut by nearly $17.6 million this fiscal year. That’s a roughly 2% decrease from the previous year.
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No, Los Angeles didn’t refuse to fill water reservoirs prior to fires
Firefighters were experiencing water shortages from hydrants because L.A.’s tanks couldn’t be refilled as fast as water was being used.
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JCPS classes canceled Thursday due to snow, ice
“We will take several factors into consideration tomorrow to make a decision for Friday,” a JCPS spokesperson said to WHAS11 News.
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Bitter cold temperatures are sticking around; here’s how to protect your home’s pipes
It’s better to take preventative measures now to avoid expensive repairs later.
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LMPD conducts death investigation after body found at railroad tracks in Parkland
Authorities said the body was found near 28th and Garland Avenue.
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New Albany stores reopen after historic snowfall; ‘Hopefully sales will pick up’
“I think everything’s opening back up and getting ready for everyone’s return.”
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