Kitten rescued from storm drain in southern Indiana
It was a team effort to pull a calico kitten out of a storm drain in Charlestown, Indiana.
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Rollover crash involving 3 vehicles cleared from SB I-71 just south of I-265
TRIMARC posted that the crash happened about 2:30 p.m.
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At least 1 person shot at Old Louisville apartment building, police say
Louisville Metro Police are investigating at least one person shot Monday afternoon in Old Louisville.
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Louisville businesses near I-264 widening project concerned with dwindling profits
Two months into the $130 million project to widen Interstate 264 near Brownsboro Road, nearby businesses and homeowners said they’re already feeling the impact.
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Louisville man charged in connection with January shooting in Southside neighborhood
The shooting happened Jan. 4 in the 100 block of Southland Boulevard.
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Indiana State Police leads ‘Operation Guardian Angel’ to protect children online
The initiative started as students began returning to school in August.
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Mid-Southern hoedown celebrates Bourbon, Blues & Boots at Shelby County Fairgrounds
The hoedown will showcase a mix of national, regional, and local talent.
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Crystal Rogers Case: What to expect as final men sentenced in Bardstown mom’s murder
Brooks Houck and Joseph Lawson will be sentenced in Crystal Rogers’ murder later this week.
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61-year-old man identified as victim in fatal shooting in Old Louisville Sept. 10
LMPD’s Homicide Unit continues to investigate.
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PHOTOS: Country Recording Artists Brei Carter & John PayCheck Participate In Inaugural The Diffie Classic At Hermitage Golf Course
A photo reel of country recording artists John PayCheck & Brei Carter participating in the inaugural ‘The Diffie Classic” honoring Joe Diffie and benefiting Next Response Foundation & Plus 3 Golf programs. The scramble took place at the scenic Hermitage Golf Course in Nashville.
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Controversial spokesperson to run Louisville mayor’s reelection campaign
Kevin Trager earned a reputation as a hard-charging press secretary. Now, he’ll manage the mayor’s reelection campaign.
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KFC Yum! Center launches study to ‘reimagine’ the Louisville arena
The Louisville Arena Authority says the top priorities include improving guest experiences and brainstorming for new events.
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Papa John’s founder John Schnatter wins key legal battle over leaked recording
A ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit clears the way for a jury trial, which Schnatter has fought for.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook stops by retail store at Fritz Farm in Kentucky
Cook said he was glad to spend time with the team and customers as the company gets ready for a big week ahead.
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Sec. of State sends every registered Indiana voter’s personal information to federal government
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales said his office provided the personal information of the state’s registered voters — nearly 5 million Hoosiers — to the U.S. Department of Justice.