Juvenile hospitalized after being hit by car near Jeffersonville High School
A juvenile was hit by a car near Jeffersonville High School on Wednesday morning.
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Renshoku Ramen’s last day is underway RIGHT NOW
Here is the text of Renshoku Ramen’s Fb post. The restaurant is located at 1161 S. 2nd St. in Old Louisville, and remember: today’s objective is to sell out the inventory, so bid them a fond farewell. It is with great sadness that I must announce that today will be the last day of service […]
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Petition filed to impeach Kentucky Justice Goodwine over alleged conflicts
The impeachment petition alleges Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Pamela Goodwine should have recused herself from an education case she granted a rehearing for.
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Hurricane Melissa leaves trail of destruction across Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica
Melissa roared ashore on Tuesday as a Category 5 hurricane with top sustained winds of 185 mph.
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Homeowners in a rural Kentucky county are still recovering from April flooding. The government wants to buy them out.
McLean County is one of six Kentucky counties participating in a buyout program from the state and federal governments following April’s historic flooding.
Hip Hops: Hop Atomica rises, Hi-Wire falls, and Atrium releases “Employee Ownership Nectar”
As I write these words, Hop Atomica (1318 McHenry St.) is preparing to host Apron Inc.’s monthly Happy Hour Friend-Raiser. There’s a huge added bonus: Dan Dry will be there, exhibiting a few of his many award-winning photographic works, and helping give a leg up to Apron in the process. I’ll be there. Learn more […]
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Woman fatally shot at Simpsonville apartment complex early Wednesday
Simpsonville police said officers responded to reports of shots fired on Buck Creek Road around 12:40 a.m. Wednesday.
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NouLou Chamber Players explore chamber music gems
Hear music by Albert Rousell, Philippe Gaubert, and Valerie Coleman at Oxmoor Farm
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Putting money into women’s wallets: How a Louisville entrepreneur is building economic sisterhood
As Women’s Small Business Month highlights entrepreneurship, Amanda Dare shares how Woman-Owned Wallet is building community and economic power for women in Louisville.
Oklou: Tiny Desk Concert
The French artist strips away the electronics and autotune for piano, acoustic guitar, marimba and an eight-piece choir. The results preserve Oklou’s sense of sonic adventure.
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Couple from Louisville riding out Hurricane Melissa inside their hotel room, as storm slams Jamaica
The two women were scheduled to leave the island on Wednesday, but they remain in lockdown at their Montego Bay resort, along with hundreds of others.
Louisville’s King Louis statue could return after being damaged in 2020 protests
Mayor Craig Greenberg says the King Louis XVI statue that once stood outside Metro Hall may be back on display in 2026.
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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announces re-election campaign
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg officially announced his re-election campaign on Tuesday.
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Indiana lawmakers prepare for special session to revisit congressional districts
Braun has called for a special session beginning Nov. 3, legislators will have 30 days to redraw the districts and deal with a federal tax issue, with leadership in both chambers setting the exact dates for lawmakers to return to…
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Louisville basketball beats Bucknell 99-76 in final exhibition
By Derek DeBurger Louisville beat the Bucknell Bisons in their second and final exhibition game before the official start of the season. Rusty buckets The Cards got off to a bit of a slow start, not exerting the will from the opening tip. The game was …
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