Kentuckiana Pride Foundation advocating for LGBTQ+ community
The organization is celebrating 25 years of promoting social, economic and health equity.
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‘You’re going to feel like you’re in a prison’ | Southern Indiana residents weigh in on new solar farm project
Clark County residents debate a revised 1,500-acre solar farm plan by BrightNight with larger buffer zones.
Norton Children’s to build new hospital, pediatric campus in east Louisville
Norton Children’s new pediatric care campus will expand specialty care and research for children.
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Where ‘No Kings’ protests are planned in Kentucky and southern Indiana
Nationwide protests over immigration enforcement raids are planned for Saturday, June 14.
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Metro Councilmembers urge Greenberg to ‘enforce the law’ after peaceful protests in Louisville
“I am deeply concerned that the events unfolding in other major cities, particularly those in California, could take hold here,” one Councilmember said.
Korean War veteran in Kentuckiana turns 100 years old
“I am so happy and excited that all these people love me and celebrate my birthday,” Mary Phaire said.
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Loren Brown: The 100-year-old ‘Scoop’ of southern Indiana shares history of love and loss
Loren Brown, at 100 years old, remains a beloved figure in Crawford County, known for sharing local news and personal wartime experiences.
Beloved LMPD detective who died of cancer remembered as ‘fighter in every sense’
Detective Michelle Rusch is being remembered as “a fighter in every sense of the word.”
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Cicadas and pies reignite rivalries for WHAS Crusade for Children
One Kentuckiana fire department broke its fundraising record as the WHAS Crusade for Children raised nearly $5.9 million this year.
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Community welcomes increased LMPD presence on Bardstown Road
Unmarked cars with flashing blue and red lights sat parked outside Highland Tap Room and Taco Bell as a deterrent.
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Jeffersonville prepares for 7th annual Southern Indiana Pride Festival
The Southern Indiana Pride Festival in Jeffersonville is Saturday, June 7.
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Louisville’s new transportation director seeks safer streets for pedestrians, cyclists
Bill Bell is charged with keeping road projects moving.
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TARC responds to controversial Nia Center sale
TARC’s Executive Director Ozzy Gibson said the Nia Center needs about $6 million worth of work.
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‘Very, very proactive’: LMPD heightens presence on Bardstown Road after weekends of problems
After the second weekend of street takeovers and fights on Bardstown Road, LMPD is increasing presence again Friday so it doesn’t happen again.
Southern Indiana protestors defend immigrants’ due process rights
Since April, 139 ICE detainees have come through the Clark County Jail.
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