In his final interview with WDRB in June, Dr. Marty Pollio appeared confident about the district’s financial stability, saying there was a plan to balance the books.
The Jefferson County Board of Education on Tuesday night quietly approved an audit plan aimed at addressing the district’s $188 million budget shortfall.
JCPS approves audit plan to address $188 million budget gap Read More »
Cornbread Hemp, a Louisville company selling THC gummies and drinks, says a proposed federal bill banning hemp products could threaten its business and jobs.
Kentucky’s leading hemp company ‘at risk’ as Congress considers THC product ban Read More »
State records show JCPS spent nearly $90,000 last year to sway state politics. That figure doesn’t include the salary of the district staff member who’s paid to do it.
JCPS uses thousands taxpayer dollars each year to lobby state lawmakers Read More »
Overnight, Israel and Hamas agreed to the first phase of a ceasefire plan that includes the release of all hostages held by Hamas, a partial withdrawal of Israeli troops, and the release of Palestinian prisoners held in Israel.
For most people, a broken elevator is an inconvenience, but for Terrell Williams, it meant being trapped inside for days, waiting for help that was slow to come.
Experts are urging parents to add parental controls to all of their children’s devices to stay one step ahead of online predators.
Dorothy Tarpin has owned her house on South 26th Street since the 1960s. But her relatives say a man named Russell Cheatham illegally claimed ownership through a forged quitclaim deed.
Caught on camera: Louisville family confronts man accused of stealing 89-year-old’s home Read More »
The full major will begin in Fall 2026, though some courses are already in session.
University of Kentucky launches new AI major to prepare students for changing job market Read More »
Those safety violations include three worker deaths and nearly $100,000 in fines.
Chemical plant at center of Wednesday explosion has lengthy history of safety violations Read More »
That represents about 2% of GE Appliance Parks’ workforce.
Seventh grader Macayla got the surprise of a lifetime Friday night when her father, Staff Sergeant Michael LaMar, returned home after spending the last two years at Fort Carson in Colorado.
House Majority Whip Jason Nemes said the district’s near $200 million shortfall highlights ongoing mismanagement.
Kentucky Republican lawmakers vow to fight future JCPS tax hike due to financial crisis Read More »
The sounds of raindrops and music fill Russell Lee Park in the city’s west end Wednesday afternoon.
Louisville kids find hope, mentorship through drumming amid rise in youth gun violence Read More »
At a Revenue Advisory Task Force meeting Monday, district leaders discussed the financial crisis
JCPS officials say financial crisis was not ‘hidden from the board or the public’ Read More »
