Commission on Public Art Chair steps down over debate on King Louis XVI statue restoration
The statue of King Louis XVI, the city’s namesake, was spray-painted and damaged by protestors during the Breonna Taylor protests in 2020.
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Mid City Mall may be redeveloped into 6-story mid-rise, councilman speculates
The remark came at a public listening session on the mall’s future.
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Federal judge poised to dismiss police reform agreement after DOJ withdraws
In a virtual hearing Friday, Louisville Federal Judge Benjamin Beaton said he’ll try to issue an order as “quickly as possible.”
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It’s official: JCPS has chosen the district’s next superintendent
Brian Yearwood has been chosen as JCPS’ next superintendent, but negotiations on his contract remain ongoing.
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Oldham County residents pushback against multi-billion-dollar data center
Oldham County residents challenge the development, citing concerns about zoning laws, traffic and safety to surrounding homeowners.
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Wienie 500 | Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles to compete in race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Oscar Mayer is throwing their hat in the racing game on Carb Day with the inaugural “Wienie 500.”
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New Albany Police investigate video appearing to show young boys assault dog
“This type of behavior, and any form of animal cruelty, is unacceptable,” Mayor Jeff Gahan said.
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Buffalo Trace Distillery hosting online fundraiser for victims of Kentucky storms
The “Pour it Forward for Kentucky” charity fundraiser, in partnership with BlockBar, is the distillery’s way of supporting statewide storm relief efforts.
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What are consent decrees? | How the agreements impact police reform
Consent decrees guide reform within a city’s police department at a high cost to taxpayers.
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Louisville officials embrace DOJ’s motion to end consent decree. Here’s why
Louisville’s own plan for police reform is expected to cost much less than federal oversight of a consent decree would have.
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DOJ to end consent decrees, killing federal oversight of Louisville’s police reform
Mayor Craig Greenberg remains committed to police reform within LMPD.
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Belvedere revitalization project looking to add to the team
Greenberg has issued a request for proposals for a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the renovation.
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‘It’s a miracle’ | Kentucky mom pulls her baby from debris after tornado
After a tornado nearly took her son from her, Tara Hollifield said she is thankful to God for being so lucky.
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First-time homeowners grapple with looming LG&E rate hike; ‘It’s too much man.’
The increase would raise monthly bills for the average LG&E customer by $11.
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‘It nearly reached the ceiling’ | Inside look into Buffalo Trace distillery’s flood recovery
The historic bourbon distiller saw record water levels inside the facility, forcing them to dump 75 percent of retail merchandise.