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Wheelchair accessible playground looking to reach fundraising goal to begin construction
An inclusive playground in Hillview would offer a chance for children with intellectual and physical disabilities to play with other children. → Read More
Former southern Indiana family wins appeal in lawsuit against state's child services
The Jerger's filed a lawsuit against a child services case manager and her supervisor. Originally it was dismissed by a district court, but the Jergers just found out this week → Read More
Louisville councilwoman seeking solutions to interstate ramps littered with issues
Councilwoman Nicole George, D-21, is hosting walking tours in an effort to hear concerns about the problems from neighbors. → Read More
Kentucky farmers, consumers face higher prices amid third year of supply chain issues
Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles said farmers are facing several big issues impacting the cost of production. → Read More
3 female firefighters break barriers, make history in Bardstown
Firefighting is a career path not too many have taken, especially if you’re a female. → Read More
95 still missing in Dawson Springs, Ky. as crews move to recovery efforts
So far, 13 people have been found dead. → Read More
Simple act by Bardstown firefighters 3 years ago helped save 2 lives on Thanksgiving
By installing a new smoke detector, the Bardstown Fire Department helped prevent a fire from turning fatal. → Read More
Kentucky Blood Center advising hospitals to be conservative with blood usage
Officials with the Kentucky Blood Center say they haven't seen a shortage this low in the 30 years they've worked at the organization. → Read More
Metro Corrections FOP calls online pressure point training 'reckless' and 'dangerous'
It's titled "Safer Control Options," and one of the pressure points listed is the jugular. → Read More
Louisville youth group says 'murder has gone viral' on social media
More and more young people are dying in Louisville and some people are pointing to social media. → Read More
FOP says Metro Corrections 'isn't safe' for inmates or officers during public forum
The police union hosted a 'Corrections Crisis Labor Summit' on Tuesday evening at the Louisville Central Community Center. → Read More
KYTC makes change to I-64 weekend detour after troubled first weekend
Interstate 64 is expected to be closed in both directions for the next four weekends because of work on the Cochran Hill Tunnels. But after the first weekend of closures → Read More
WWII veterans wanted for Honor Flight Bluegrass
The deadline to apply for the Oct. 20 flight is Sept. 7. → Read More
Thousands of safety violations found on semis driving on Kentucky interstates
From brakes to tires, alignment, weight limits and more, Kentucky State Police inspectors find thousands of violations every year on commercial vehicles. → Read More
Horses dive into water therapy at Kentucky facility
KESMARC treats horses of all varieties and disciplines. Some come for a competitive edge and others come for rehabilitation. → Read More
Officials outline steps for Kentucky residents being taxed incorrectly for unemployment
This comes as thousands of residents believe they're being taxed incorrectly on their unemployment money, which some of them are still waiting on. → Read More
Former deputy arrested for steroids finds new purpose teaching women to defend themselves
Former Scott County sheriff’s deputy Joe Baker says he is on a new path in life, finding a way to keep helping others — even without the badge. → Read More
Breonna Taylor memorial moved from Jefferson Square Park to downtown Louisville museum
The exhibit featuring Taylor's memorial is expected to be open in four weeks at Roots 101, which is located at 819 W. Main St., and will be a permanent installation. → Read More
First sign of COVID-19 might be loss of smell, taste, local doctor says
“What a lot of people don't realize is that the loss of smell also gives you quite a bit of loss of taste," said Dr. Keith Forwith. → Read More
After getting stuck in Honduras, Louisville doctor, family arrive back in Louisville
Dr. Fred Warkentine left for on Honduras with his family on March 14, but a day later, the government closed the borders. → Read More