‘The mayor listened’: People celebrate ‘victory for the park’ after Joe Creason complex canceled
Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday a tennis and pickleball complex would no longer be at the park after widespread protest.
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Black Louisville grads honored in private ceremony after Kentucky law bans DEI programs at university
St. Stephen’s Baptist Church hosted the graduation ceremony after universities announced the cancellation of these events.
Polynesian community hosting festival during AAPI Heritage Month to share customs, traditions
Hula is so much more than a dance; it tells a story handed down through generations.
Greenberg: New drone program may help first responders during emergencies
Mayor Craig Greenberg’s proposed city budget include more than $1 million for the new drone program.
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Want to enter the 2025 Kentucky State Fair? Here’s how you can compete
The deadline for State Fair entries is July 10.
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President Trump’s DOJ shakeup impacts police reform in Louisville
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says regardless of what the federal government decides, the city is committed to police reform within LMPD.
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Disaster unemployment assistance offered to residents in 13 counties impacted in April storms
The deadline to apply for assistance is June 23, 2025.
Despite heart condition, 51-year-old Indiana woman runs a half marathon almost every day
For Carrie Wing, running isn’t just a fitness routine – it’s a tribute, a coping mechanism and a daily passion, despite a diagnosis that would sideline most.
Campbellsville bar ripped apart by tornado reopens in time for annual Derby party
Tucker’s Tiki Bar & Restaurant’s owner said the estimated cost of damage to is about $700,000. Her community stepped in to help her recover.
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Bardstown aquatic and sports center breaks ground after 20-year wait
The Bardstown Aquatic Center is now set to open in early 2027.
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4 minors detained, gun found at Fest-a-Ville on Sunday prompting KDF policy change
One child was also accused of assaulting of a Jefferson County sheriff’s deputy, police said.
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Community group opposes $65M tennis and pickleball complex at Joe Creason Park
Residents express their concerns over the destruction of greenspace. The project’s developer is estimating the complex to generate millions a year for the city.
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‘We’re going to fight’: Mother of student who died by suicide pledges to prevent others
Audra Upshaw’s son, Silas Pollock, died by suicide on April 15. She says he was being bullied at Farnsley Middle School.
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Bullitt County EMS will start responding to calls for a city outside their border
The Hardin County Fiscal Court approved a deal with Bullitt County to handle calls in West Point, aiming to cut response times in half and potentially save lives.
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Read for the Roses: Shop at these Louisville bookstores to earn special prize
The two-week celebration runs from April 19 to May 4.
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