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Firefighters in Louisville rescued a construction worker on a demolition team who fell into a void Thursday and became trapped in rubble, requiring a tedious, hourslong operation to dig him out.
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The blast at Givaudan Colour Sense killed two people and injured 11 others. Neighbors said they have smelled an ammonia-like odor, a burnt sugar smell and a burnt caramel smell coming from the plant over the years.
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Following the explosion that killed two and injured several others, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg advised people to report damages to MetroSafe.
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Officials say two people are dead following an explosion at the Givaudan Sense Colour plant in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood.
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The legislation would modify the state’s current protective order law to allow those who have endured coercive control to qualify for a protective order.
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One person has been charged with criminal recklessness in connection with a fatal shooting at Harvest Homecoming in New Albany more than two weeks ago. On Sunday, police detained two people while serving search warrants in Southern Indiana and Louisville.
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An Associated Press investigation found a pattern after deaths at the hands of Evansville, Indiana police: The department decided the force was appropriate, a coroner with ties to law enforcement ruled it didn’t contribute, and prosecutors did not file charges.
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After a shooting in a high school parking lot, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg wants to enforce a 1983 city ordinance that prohibits people from wearing masks in public.
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An attorney for Shawn “Mickey” Stines described his departure from the Letcher County sheriff position after a long career in law enforcement as a retirement. She said his decision was not the result of any ultimatum or a concession to prosecutors’ allegations.
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New weather alert radios available for the deaf and hard of hearing in Kentucky