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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“If the president does not sign this request,” Gov. Beshear cautioned. “That’ll be $40,000 less that’s available for our families to recover.”
Kentucky still waiting on federal aid weeks after April’s historic flooding Read More »
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.
Bullitt County EMS will start responding to calls for a city outside their border Read More »
The two-week celebration runs from April 19 to May 4.
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“Unfinished business Card Nation! Let’s run it back!!”
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The Filson Historical Society’s preservation project was deemed to “no longer serve the interest of the United States.”
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Funding budgeted for pool security and operations will be reallocated for “summer activity vouchers” given to families who live near the park.
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Residents feared the eight-acre land would be lost to commercial or residential development. Instead, the township bought it.
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“Pope Francis made it easier for us,” said churchgoer Quilcie Hidalgo, “Reminding us that we are beacons of hope.”
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An anonymous donation made the reopening possible this year.
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Healing Appalachia has been held in West Virginia for the past five years but it’s moving to Kentucky in September.
“Pope Francis constantly reminded the faithful to love and welcome everyone we meet because they are the face of Christ.”
Kentucky politicians, faith leaders mourn death of Pope Francis Read More »
Two Kentucky nonprofits demand an end to what they call “targeted harassment” over city citations.
The two elephants have been at the Louisville Zoo for decades. Later this spring, they’ll be moving to an elephant sanctuary in Tennessee.
Community celebrates elephants Mikki and Punch as they prepare to leave Louisville Zoo Read More »
The birds are chirping and the trees are blooming. But it hasn’t always been that way on Easter.
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