Kentucky flood victims fear FEMA denials; ‘ We didn’t get any answers’
Insurance payments fell short of the cost for moving somewhere safer.
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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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Proposed apartments in Madison, Indiana would be city’s tallest building
Mayor Bob Courtney said a new riverfront apartment complex will benefit the growing city, but there’s opposition over potential impact on views and affordability.
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‘I’m completely broke.’ | Kentucky pleads for FEMA assistance as Trump administration fires director
Without a major disaster declaration from FEMA, Carlos Sanchez doesn’t see how he’ll receive any help.
Kentucky’s medical cannabis rollout maintains on track despite audit
At least one company, Arkansas-based Dark Horse Cannabis, was able to secure multiple licenses in the production chain using hundreds of new LLCs.
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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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Indiana boy became deathly ill as part of E. coli outbreak; FDA not naming company responsible
The 10-year-old developed kidney failure after eating contaminated lettuce. The source of the outbreak that made 89 people sick remains a mystery.
‘Heartbreaking.’ | River Road restaurants recovering from historic Ohio River flooding
“We had about 800 reservations for Easter, so to tell them with about a weeks notice that we don’t have room for you is heartbreaking.”
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West Broadway Kroger celebrates $1.8M makeover with pride and promise
Kroger is also boosting employee pay at the west Louisville location.
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‘I fought to the very end’: NC woman scores huge court victory over debt collector
The federal government has called Portfolio Recovery Associates a “repeat offender.” A class-action lawsuit in North Carolina resulted in a $5.75 million settlement.
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White House approves individual assistance through FEMA for Kentucky flood victims
“Thank you for doing what’s right for Kentucky,” Gov. Andy Beshear said.
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$14.5M grant fuels Louisville’s push to reconnect community with Ohio River
In the ongoing effort to revitalize west Louisville neighborhoods a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation plans to make the park accessible again.
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How to save your car from salty roads and expensive car repairs
Over 44 million pounds of salt hit Louisville’s roads, which can rust the underside of vehicles.
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Bardstown supply stores trying to meet customer demands for snow, ice equipment
After one winter storm, and another on the way, customers in Nelson County have been buying snow sleds, shovels and heaters.
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Louisville businesses reopen after major storm hits, await more snowfall on Friday
Local restaurants opened their doors on Wednesday, stating that conditions improved. But, many owners are keeping an eye on another storm expected on Friday.
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