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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Brian Yearwood has been chosen as JCPS’ next superintendent, but negotiations on his contract remain ongoing.
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Zoo staff recounted the fast-paced efforts of numerous zookeepers when the tornado significantly damaged the butterfly wing. See the video here.
The entire community of Laurel County continues to rebuild after an EF-4 tornado tore through the area.
The Washington County Commissioners voted 2-1 on May 6 to give a local company a construction bid despite them being the higher bid.
Oldham County residents challenge the development, citing concerns about zoning laws, traffic and safety to surrounding homeowners.
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The nearly mile-wide tornado that hit London and Somerset was on the ground for almost 60 miles.
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Oscar Mayer is throwing their hat in the racing game on Carb Day with the inaugural “Wienie 500.”
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“This type of behavior, and any form of animal cruelty, is unacceptable,” Mayor Jeff Gahan said.
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The now-retired database documented 27 separate billion-dollar weather and climate disasters in the United States last year alone.
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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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When the tornado hit, 60-year-old Rena Lyles was holding hands with her husband, trying to take shelter. Her family says the loss is unbearable.
Jennifer Adams never imagined the home her children grew up in would fall to a tornado.
By Tate Luckey May is the start of a whirlwind of events in Louisville. It kicks things off with the Derby, all the students graduate about a week later, and then, while waiting for the next Waterfront Wednesday Act, locals are reminded of the suffocating pollen levels and record heat. And yes, I mean record
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By Josie Simpson Wednesday, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that it is moving to drop police reform agreements. The 2020 police killings of Breonna Taylor and George Floyd prompted the creation of these court agreements in Louisville and Minneapolis. They aimed to address allegations of systemic racism in the police force and to correct
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