All 880 buses maintained by the district, including the 640 buses that run daily routes, are equipped with new tablets that provide turn-by-turn directions for every route.
JCPS bus drivers prepare for 1st day with new technology aimed at improving arrivals Read More »
The juvenile alligator was spotted around 2 a.m. Sunday on Court Avenue. Callers alerted dispatchers that a reptile was loose in the roadway near downtown, eventually making its way to the front windows of a local law office.
4.5-foot alligator surprises residents, police near downtown Jeffersonville Read More »
Kentucky’s LIHEAP Summer Subsidy Cooling Program is accepting applications for one-time electric bill assistance through Sept. 11.
Kentucky LIHEAP cooling assistance applications now open for electric bill help Read More »
“Prevention is so much better than getting into a problem.”
How schools keep Kentuckiana student-athletes safe during extreme heat Read More »
The man found dead at McNeely Lake Park in Louisville over the weekend was identified Monday.
Coroner identifies Louisville man found dead at McNeely Lake Park Read More »
House of Marigold’s new NuLu restaurant is nearing completion.
House of Marigold’s NuLu restaurant nears completion, targets September opening Read More »
The data, drawn from a report produced by Sigma Squared — a data firm LMPD hired for $350,000 — found Black drivers were searched 133% more often than white drivers overall.
A Louisville man accused of driving drunk and crashing into a TARC bus stop in Shively appeared in court Monday.
Louisville man charged in deadly Shively bus stop crash denied bond reduction Read More »
A Louisville man charged with murdering his girlfriend and her teenage daughter in June appeared in court Monday after he was indicted last week on new charges.
Louisville man accused of killing mother, teen daughter faces new sex crime charges Read More »
Chris Garten’s announcement follows news that Republican Rodric Bray won’t seek another term as Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore.
Garten announces bid for Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore Read More »
SNAP, also known as food stamps, has seen a rapid and consistent participation decline since last July. The drop comes as the program faces historic cuts and changes.
Over 4 million people are no longer receiving food aid amid sweeping changes to SNAP Read More »
Basilico Cafe has repurposed the former Corner Cafe (9307 New La Grange Rd. in Lyndon), with an entirely new yet familiar menu, and a new chef (Cody Noe) but with several key Corner Cafe employees retained. Basilico Café takes over Corner Café space, by Michael L. Jones (Louisville Business First) The restaurant was launched by Raj […]
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Data center development is a fast growing industry, with projects popping up in seemingly every corner of the country. But that’s not been the case in West Virginia so far. Now, state officials are rolling out the red carpet for the expensive and increasingly expansive projects.
As data center developers eye West Virginia, local communities feel overlooked Read More »
The overhauled TARC transit network includes revised bus routes, fewer stops and an entirely new numbering system.
TARC rolls out big changes to Louisville bus system Read More »
Many riders said they are having a hard time adjusting to changes after a new route system began Sunday for the Transit Authority of River City.
