Bluegrass Bartender Fund aims to help bartenders through hard times
Applications will open in late summer of 2025.
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How to watch the FireAid benefit concert for LA wildfire relief
The live concert is bringing together some of the biggest names in Hollywood, including some directly affected by the fire, to raise money for recovery efforts.
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Dani Busboom Kelly leaves Louisville, Dan Meske to replace her
By Morgan Davenport and Derek DeBurger Dani Busboom Kelly has left Louisville volleyball after eight years as head coach to take the same position at Nebraska. The news comes less than 30 minutes after the announced retirement of longtime coach John Cook. Under Busboom Kelly, Louisville has reached unprecedented heights including two national championship appearances.
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Here’s why Louisville college students won’t be able to have medical cannabis on campus
University of Louisville and Bellarmine University won’t allow students to posses medical marijuana on campus, despite it’s legal status in the state.
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JCPS parents pleased some bus routes restored as district eyes more restorations
Newly-restored routes are already giving parents and students hope.
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Local non-profits remain confused after Trump backpedals pause on federal grants and loans
After Trump’s order was blocked by a federal judge, the White House rescinded its original memo.
Some critics of Indiana solar farms say they drive down home values. But is it true?
Multiple proposals for solar farms in southern Indiana have been voted down in recent months.
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Case dropped against pregnant woman in labor cited for unlawful street camping
A spokesperson for the county attorney’s office confirmed the citation was dropped Wednesday.
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Beware of mystery packages: Brushing scams target unsuspecting recipients
Here’s why you should take caution if you receive a surprise gift from an unknown sender.
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Refugee arrivals into Louisville on pause, immigrations services still providing current clients support
The World Affairs Council of Kentucky & southern Indiana hosted a panel where immigration services had the chance to speak publicly on what they’re enduring.
‘They can’t let anyone inside.’ | Long lines at Louisville licensing offices
It comes two weeks after KYTC blamed snowfall for the delays.
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The ice castle in a small Wisconsin city you have to see to believe
The ice castle tradition in Eagle River, Wisconsin began in 1933.
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PRP High School student takes Grand Prize in Kentucky Derby Museum’s art contest
Judges said Kayci Shacklette’s artwork “truly captures the spirit of the Kentucky Derby” and embodies the essence of the most exciting two minutes in sports.
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VIDEO: Hundreds of students, staff volunteer for MLK Day of Service
https://youtu.be/Qtpyzy7hp2s?si=EDrax91DcODIm-O2 By Rachel Ballinger, Roxy Osborne, Clay Howard, and Jai’Michael Anderson
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Louisville homeless shelter obtains license one week after FOCUS investigation revealed it didn’t have one
Wayside was without a shelter license for 16 months, from Sept. 2023 until this Thursday. The license will expire 9/1/25.