‘Greed and selfishness’ | Crystal Rogers’ family morally condemn Steve Lawson at sentencing
“You’ll never erase her name, her story lives on, and we’ll make sure that the world never forgets who Crystal was,” Brooke Bryan, Rogers’ sister, said.
Louisville police tout 30% decrease in homicides, non-fatal shootings
She credits these low numbers to LMPD officers and the community coming together.
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Zoneton fire aims to start its own ambulance service to improve response times
The Zoneton Fire Department wants to reduce response time by starting its own ambulance service.
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Bourbon & Beyond, Louder Than Life expanding into new space spanning Kentucky Expo Center
Danny Wimmer Presents, the promoter of both festivals, released a new map and video renderings of the sites.
International theft ring tied to bold home invasion in Prospect, police say
Chief Tony Denham said the suspects are part of a well-organized criminal crew that targets luxury homes in east Louisville and across the state.
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Louisville mayor urges Trump’s EPA to approve exit from clean gas program
City and state officials are balancing the environmental benefits of reformulated gas with the added costs to consumers in Louisville.
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Louisville councilman addresses concerns over Bardstown Road parking study
“In a written statement, Ben Reno-Weber said it’s just a study about where parking meters along the Bardstown Road corridor currently are and where they COULD be” and no final decisions have been made.
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Lucy Dacus: “I was writing as I was feeling things to figure out what I felt”
Lucy Dacus on Love, Loss, and Lyrics That Stare Back at You
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Louisville coffee shop, bakery aims plans to expand into 5 new states
The chain started in a 120-square-foot kitchen in 2010 and now has six locations throughout Kentucky and Indiana.
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Big changes ahead for Louisville’s Champions Park? Here’s how the public can weigh in
The city is exploring ways to reimagine the sprawling park just minutes from downtown. The dog park remains one of its most popular features,
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Kentucky Supreme Court rehears constitutional challenge to law limiting JCPS board power
The Kentucky Supreme Court reheard a case Wednesday over whether a state law that only affects Louisville is constitutional after originally finding it was last year.
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Steve Lawson sentenced to 17 years in prison for role in Crystal Rogers’ murder
Nelson Circuit Court Judge Charles Simms III followed the recommendation of a jury, which, in May, found Lawson guilty of conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with physical evidence.
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Louisville’s violence prevention office names new director, announces new youth program
James Tatum will now take over the role permanently.
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Louisville moves to end reformulated gas mandate, promising lower fuel costs
Mayor Craig Greenberg said on Wednesday that work over the past several decades has helped improve air quality and meet EPA requirements to get rid of RFG.
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