Louisville firefighters are suing Metro Government, arguing they should be allowed to use medical marijuana in compliance with Kentucky’s recently enacted legalization law. The lawsuit, filed this week by the Louisville Pro…
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In a news release, the company said it will consider different options for a future facility on Kentucky and neighboring states.
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The state park near downtown Bardstown includes a historic 19th-century mansion, gardens, 18-hole golf course, outdoor amphitheater and more.
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The CDC reports one in seven patients who get the infection say they were recently traveling.
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The store is at the Jefferson Mall on Outer Loop will take over the space formerly occupied by Sears.
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In this first installment of a two-part series, freelance writer Charlie Cy provides an overview and window into his world working part-time as a Lyft driver in Louisville. In the second edition, Charlie will detail a speci…
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Almost as soon as Donald Trump became President Trump, the phone application that allows migrants appointments to seek asylum in the United States went down.
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Crews broke ground on the hospital in 2021 at the facility near U.S. 42 and Brownsboro Road.
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Communities will receive a total of $111,960 to support several educational opportunities, along with surveys and preparation for National Register nominations.
Four Louisville Metro Police officers shot in the line of duty were honored Tuesday morning at Metro Hall.
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(Wait, can it really have been six years since I profiled The Fat Lamb? — RB) The Fat Lamb (2011 Grinstead Dr. in the Highlands) has announced a special upcoming event: “My Old Kentucky Home Visiting Chef Dinner,” to be held on Sunday, February 9, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Chef Christian Hunter (Atelier Restaurant in […]
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The play “Do You Feel Anger?” explores a world where some people’s feelings matter more than others through the lens of a workplace comedy. It’s coming to Jeffersonville in February.
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Richard Allen’s defense team filed a Motion to Correct Errors asking the judge to set aside his convictions or to set a hearing to discuss the issues they bring up.
The water main break was reported near the entrance of Home Depot on State Street.
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At least 27 people were injured, with firefighters still working to rescue people trapped by the earthquake.
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