BLOG | Witnesses detail Brooks Houck’s ‘surprise date’ for Crystal Rogers the night she vanished
Electronics aren’t allowed in court, but our crews are taking handwritten notes to provide updates throughout the day.
June 2025
Hip Hops: It’s all about the beer (and at least 43 years drinking it)
I like baseball. It suits meandering conversation over beer and sausages, without the alarming incidence of brain injuries suffered by football players, although I usually deign to watch the Stupor Bowl in order to properly criticize the idiotic advertisements. It is instructive to document the multitude of ways that we as Americans have lost our […]
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Pesky PFAS present in Louisville water, data show
Drinking water utilities are preparing to meet future federal safety regulations on forever chemicals. Here’s how Louisville Water Co. is approaching the challenge.
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Living Colour: Tiny Desk Concert
Did we really squeeze the big sound of Living Colour behind the Tiny Desk? Yes, we did. And, yet, the band lost none of its intensity.
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Dr. Marty Pollio attends final JCPS board meeting before transition to Ivy Tech
Several people gave him praise for how he handled several issues during his time as superintendent.
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JCPS begins slow rollout of new bus software, full implementation set for 2026
A soft roll out of the system began on May 16.
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‘I’ll never forget what we’ve done together.’ | Pollio attends last JCPS board meeting as superintendent
After eight years as superintendent and 28 with the district, Pollio is taking over as the next president of Ivy Tech.
Louisville utilizes new water truck to help those in need as temperatures soar
The trailer holds almost 1,000 containers of water.
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Public universities in Indiana freeze tuition for next two school years
According to state records, this is the first time since at least 2010 that two or more campuses have simultaneously held their tuition flat.
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Louisville mayor says his $1 billion budget will invest more in public safety
Metro Council will vote on the proposed budget during its meeting Thursday evening.
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‘Time to move on’ | Jeffersonville backs out of deal to provide fire services to town of Utica
What started as a plan to improve fire protection and EMS coverage in southern Indiana has now fizzled out — thanks in large part to new rules from Indiana lawmakers.
JCPS board votes to accept donation of Yum! Brands’ Louisville headquarters
Jefferson County Public Schools now plans on moving its Central Office to the campus on Gardiner Lane, just off Interstate 264.
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Prosecution: Crystal Rogers murder trial is circumstantial case, a ‘no body homicide’
A jury of 15 people, including three alternatives, were seated Tuesday, and opening statements will begin Wednesday morning for defendants Brooks Houck and Joseph Lawson.
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Crystal Rogers Case | Jury chosen for 2nd murder trial; Here’s the biggest takeaways
Jury seated for second trial in Crystal Rogers’ death. Opening statements begin Wednesday.
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On Track: City planning, and who decides what goes where
From zoning and development to public input and approval processes, city planning shapes the neighborhoods we live in—but the process isn’t always easy to follow. On this episode, LPM’s Morgan Watkins recaps a controversial proposal at Joe Creason Park…
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