Records show Armond Langford was sentenced in 2024 on burglary and robbery charges stemming from a four-month crime spree in 2021 that involved at least 19 victims.
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The suspect, Armond Langford, 32, was arrested later that day and faces multiple charges including robbery, kidnapping, and assault.
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A recent change in Kentucky law allows public school students to be excused for up to one hour a week to attend off-campus moral instruction programs, such as Bible study.
In a matter of seconds last Wednesday, the Atkinson family’s home — and their world — was destroyed.
Jeffersonville family clings to hope after house explosion leaves 5 hospitalized Read More »
The Kentucky General Assembly passed several education-related bills during the 2024 and 2025 legislative sessions that take effect this school year, impacting students, teachers, and school staff across the state.
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Some car owners in Louisville are learning the hard way that locking your vehicle may not be enough — especially if you own one of a few specific models.
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The lawsuit claims the company operates without a federal firearms license.
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JCPS currently has around 330 teacher openings and more than 125 instructional assistant jobs posted on the district’s website.
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With JCPS students heading back to school next week, families are navigating a mix of concerns — buses, budgets, and a teacher shortage.
JCPS shares updated bus stops, staffing needs and budget outlook ahead of first day Read More »
After a six-year hiatus, the Frankfort Avenue Trolley Hop — better known as F.A.T. Friday — returned to Crescent Hill Friday night.
Frankfort Avenue Trolley Hop in Louisville draws large crowds after 6-year hiatus Read More »
The donation was made to JCPS in 2022, and at the time, Superintendent Marty Pollio said the gift would help close funding gaps in high-poverty schools.
JCPS spends part of $20M donation on billboard thanking outgoing superintendent Read More »
While Louisville’s overall homicide rate is improving — dropping from 93 homicides this time last year to 62 so far this year — the trend hasn’t extended to youth victims.
Homicides drop 57% in Louisville’s Russell neighborhood as youth homicides remain high Read More »
Andy Westberry believes thieves used a cloned key fob to do it.
Caught on camera: Car thieves strike Louisville’s Highlands neighborhood overnight Read More »
The Trifecta Apartments are managed by Greystar, the nation’s largest multi-family property management company, is under national scrutiny as it faces several lawsuits.
However, not all options are created equal, and some carry risks.
