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More than 86,000 Louisvillians got discounts on their internet bills through the federally funded Affordable Connectivity Program. The “wildly popular” program ended last month.
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Bus drivers and union leaders with ATU Local 1447 rallied in downtown Louisville Wednesday against TARC’s proposed budget cuts. They’re asking city and state leaders to help save jobs and route frequency.
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New Directions Housing Corporation has been awarded more than $6 million to upgrade infrastructure at dozens of affordable housing units in Louisville.
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The last-minute additions include a freeze on city zoning laws, a study on the makeup of the Metro Council, and changes to the review process for LMPD complaints.
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Goodwill Industries of Kentucky opened its west Louisville Opportunity Center, which will serve as a multi-resource center for underserved residents in the West End, on Wednesday.
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Louisville Metro Council Member Anthony Piagentini says he feels vindicated after his colleagues voted down misconduct charges against him.
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Louisville Metro Council Member Anthony Piagentini will remain in office following an ethics trial.
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Students and faculty at the University of Louisville rallied against two pieces of legislation that would impact state college programs focused on diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Three pedestrians were killed and one was injured within 24 hours, after drivers hit them. These incidents follow actions by city leaders to curb fatal vehicle collisions.
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As Louisville negotiates a consent decree with the Department of Justice, community members want a voice in the process. One Metro Council member wants to support them with a resolution.
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The Sherman Minton Bridge reopened Wednesday to vehicular traffic following an emergency closure late last week.
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The Sherman Minton Bridge closed Friday afternoon after a project team found a problem with floor beams. The group said late Sunday that it’s progressing toward reopening the structure.