A daylight savings bill just passed in the U.S. House. Here’s what that could mean for Kentucky
If Congress approves the bill, daylight saving time would be permanent.
Dough Boy Pizza opens in downtown New Albany
The restaurant, which opened July 7, sells whole pizzas, along with pizza by the slice, calzones, salads and desserts.
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As original Texas Roadhouse prepares to leave, Green Tree Mall looks for what’s next
The Green Tree Mall restaurant was the chain’s first ever location, opened in 1993 by founder Kent Taylor.
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Kentucky lowers state property tax rate for 6th consecutive year
The new rate is down from 10.6 cents last year.
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Louisville police looking for 30-year-old missing woman last seen at bus station near downtown
Police said Aysha Benomran is not from the area, and her family fears she’s having a medical emergency and is lost and confused.
Kentucky attorney general files lawsuit in push to resume executions
Kentucky hasn’t carried out an execution since 2008.
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Louisville man arrested after police say he shot his girlfriend’s father during fight
In court for his arraignment Thursday morning, Ja’von Knott, 20, pleaded not guilty to assault.
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Judge weighs new prosecutor in former Clark County official’s case
John Miller’s legal team argues the prosecutor in his case has a conflict of interest.
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Police ask for community’s help finding 3rd suspect in 2025 triple homicide at Valley Station DMV
A second possible suspect, police said, was killed in a separate homicide.
Jefferson County Board of Education sues over SB1 reboot
The school board is suing over lawmakers’ revived attempt to restrict its powers.
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Jury awards more than $104M in lawsuit over ghost gun used in Louisville teen’s death by suicide
Louisville mother Laura Herp sued online ghost gun seller Husky Armory and its parent company after her 18-year-old son, Henry Willis, died by suicide three years ago.
How to protect yourself from the bad air caused by wildfires
Sometimes the air is bad enough to see or smell the smoke. Even if you don’t see the pollution, it can be unhealthy to breathe.
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Ghost gun company ordered to pay $104 million in Kentucky case, ‘largest in U.S. history’
After an online ghost gun company failed to appear at its own trial, a Louisville jury awarded a mother $104.2 million in damages.
Why the air quality is so bad and skies are gray for millions of Americans
The smoke is coming from a sudden collection of intense wildfires in the far northern reaches of Minnesota and Ontario, Canada, where hundreds of fires are burning.
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Jefferson County Board of Education files lawsuit over new law shifting power to superintendent
Part of Senate Bill 1 will give more authority to Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Brian Yearwood by requiring a two-thirds vote of the JCBE to override decisions instead of a simple majority.