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A local public art leader is taking a stand over the handling of a damaged statue, but he says he's more concerned about the government's approach than what happens to the art.
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After years of uncertainty and renovations, the Algonquin Pool reopened Thursday in the West End.
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A 43-year-old man died at the downtown Louisville jail Tuesday morning. Standard investigations are underway.
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Clearing its first major hurdle, a Jefferson County judge ruled Monday the victims of the 2023 Old National Bank shooting and their families have the right to sue the gun seller and manufacturer who furnished the shooter.
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As a punishing heat wave took hold of Texas, weather forecasters warned that severe storms with hail and even hurricane-force winds could hobble parts of Appalachia and the Midwest on Friday. Tornadoes were also a risk.
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How innovative tools can help primary care clinicians screen for and treat eating disorders.
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Louisville’s fledgling park ranger program recently brought on former Oldham County police officer James Brown as its leader.
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With his term as Louisville's inspector general ending in November, Ed Harness looks back at his work and discusses the possibility of a second term.
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Do you feel strongly about your area code? Well, it’s your time to shine. The Kentucky Public Service Commission is requesting input to replace the soon-to-be exhausted 502.
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Leaders of the Louisville Metro Police Department released the 911 call and body camera footage of the April 26 shooting.
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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg reiterated his commitment to reforming the Louisville Metro Police Department, even without federal support.
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The nonprofit I Would Rather Be Reading is providing extra help to public school students in Louisville struggling with fundamental skills.