JCPS touts a ‘smooth opening’ to the year on school buses
More than 40,000 students ride buses to school and back home from JCPS schools.
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‘Not normal’ | Louisville detective says abduction, bank robbery unlike any other case
Armond Langford is being held at Metro Corrections on $1 million bond.
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Beshear PAC contributions now top $1.4M, led by housing & cryptocurrency CEOs
Gov. Andy Beshear’s political action committee In This Together reported raising another $824,000 last week, including large contributions from real estate, horse racing and cryptocurrency industries.
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Craft beer lovers unite at Kentucky State Fair’s annual Beerfest
Tickets purchased online are $30, and that price includes admission to the fair and parking. They’re $35 at the door.
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I-65 near Hospital Curve reopened Monday after weekend closure
The lanes were closed over the weekend while crews repaired expansion joints.
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Ford Louisville Assembly Plant to build midsize electric pickup truck, adding 2,200 jobs
Ford Motor Company is investing more than $5 billion in factories in Kentucky and Michigan to build a new midsize electric pickup and batteries.
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‘Weapons’ Review: Thrills and Laughs Abound in This Sprawling Horror Tapestry
17 children have gone missing from one single classroom; this is the framework around which Zach Cregger’s Weapons is built. But the movie is not really about that. It is about the community that surrounded those children: …
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All Monday driver’s license appointments canceled in Kentucky for ‘network interruption’
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said Monday morning that the issue is with the license vendor’s system.
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Southern Indiana county identifies more mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus
The positive mosquito sample was collected late last month.
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Shane Gillis’ downtown Louisville comedy show sets new record for KFC Yum! Center
The record broke a November 2022 show by Kevin Hart in downtown Louisville.
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Ford to launch new EV platform and pickup at Louisville Assembly Plant
The company’s $5 billion investment promises an affordable electric truck in 2027 along with 4,000 jobs in Kentucky and Michigan.
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Puccini Week on Voices Carry
All your favorite Puccini arias in one place
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Louie’s Hot Chicken & Barbecue is on hiatus for remodeling and reworking
Louie’s Hot Chicken (4222 Poplar Level Rd. in Camp Taylor) has announced a temporary closing, effective last week (Aug. 2). The text (obviously, today’s post is a tad belated): It is with bittersweet and sticky BBQ memories that Louie’s must announce we will be bidding adieu to our hot chicken legacy this weekend. We will […]
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2025 Stonewall Book Award winner highlights trans teens in the U.S.
LGBTQ+ journalist Nico Lang told the story of seven American families with transgender and nonbinary teens in their book, “American Teenager.”
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Louisville organization marks 500th ‘Sunday Serve’ helping homeless community
Hip Hop Cares has been providing meals, clothing, toiletries and other essentials every Sunday since January 2016.
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