The Indiana Comptroller pledged her office will properly manage the FEMA funding now available for storm-affected families.
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When the Ballard family arrived in Bardstown, the crowd erupted into cheers and chants with many yelling: “Justice served.”
The parents of Jackie Cazares brought a truckload of supplies to Kerrville after the devastating floods.
USCG Petty Officer Scott Ruskan said this is his first mission.
Floyd County was given the green light to remove the dam, which dates back to 1853.
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Both Louisvillians and visitors gather on the Big Four lawn with friends and loved ones to remember why we celebrate Independence Day.
It’s an annual Independence Day tradition at Locust Grove.
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Police will have extra presence in NuLu to prevent pop-up parties.
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The metered spots will be added from Broadway and Baxter to Bardstown and Woodbourne.
Hundreds more metered parking spots proposed along Bardstown Road Read More »
Kentucky defines all consumer fireworks as suitable for public use, with some restrictions on the size and amount of pyrotechnics inside the device.
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The Eminence Fire Chief determined the fire started with an office refrigerator.
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Ahead of the holiday weekend, LMPD is planning to increase their presence in NuLu and Bardstown Rd.
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Officials warned guests should reserve their tickets online as daily capacity limits do apply.
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Deputy Executive Director Allen Blair told WHAS11 News the online renewal service was back up and running at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
The Supreme Court’s ruling limits federal judges from issuing nationwide injunctions on executive actions, raising concerns about birthright citizenship.
