The U.S Department of Education sent a memo Feb. 14 giving school districts across the country 14 days to essentially end their DEI programs or lose federal funding.
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The distillery is still looking into the situation and is working with professionals to clean the area properly.
The crash happened around 10:00 p.m. Monday night near the Westport Road exit.
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Louisville Metro Police are continuing to search for suspects involved in a shooting outside the DMV’s Regional Office in Valley Station that killed three people Friday as they waited in line.
This is the first mother-daughter team to be inducted together since the hall of fame started.
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John Miller was in court Feb. 3, where a judge denied a motion to dismiss the case.
Judge rules former Clark County councilman will stand trial in Jamey Noel case Read More »
By Arial Collins This semester has had its ups and downs with the weather conditions. With frequent transitions from warm, sunny days to snowy, frigid ones, students are forced to adjust to the extreme weather while still balancing their studies. However, students have managed to push through this semester despite its snowy setbacks. Two U
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By Sara Montoya-Obando As efforts to curb illegal immigration increase in the United States, many scramble to make sense of the new federal and state regulations. Amid confusion about their rights and unlawful arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), individuals and families are left in limbo, unsure of their safety and legal protections. This
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“There’s probably four of five up and down Bardstown Road that’ll wreck your front end they’re so bad.”
The ‘housing first’ model offers shelter without requiring guests to be substance free.
The price of gas in Louisville could drop if the city is allowed to switch from reformulated gas to conventional gas.
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This is the seventh reported sexual assault since last August.
University of Kentucky police investigate recent sexual assault on campus Read More »
Dare to Care partnered with IQS Research for a three-year study on how they can work with food pantries to serve clients better and help reduce food insecurity.
Louisville nonprofit Dare to Care studies challenges faced by food-insecure residents Read More »
In an opinion, Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman says displaying the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms and on state Capitol grounds would pass constitutional muster — despite previous court decisions.
Kentucky AG opinion: Public display of Ten Commandments is constitutional Read More »
Several major Indiana election reforms advanced by the Senate Elections Committee this session either failed to get approval by the full Senate or were significantly scaled back.
Several major election reform bills scaled back or fail to advance in Indiana Senate Read More »
