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A new text hotline service by YMCA’s Safe Place aims to get Louisville teens and young adults to open up, and get access to shelter and youth development services.
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The Louisville Metro Police Department is promising to crack down on illegal street racing and street takeovers after Labor Day weekend arrests.
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An ordinance allowing people to use their homeless shelter’s address on applications for a job with the city unanimously passed Louisville Metro Council this month. For Louisvillians living in homeless shelters, there are major challenges to getting and maintaining a job.
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A federal judge dismissed some felony charges against two ex-LMPD officers for their role in acquiring the search warrant that led to the fatal raid of Breonna Taylor’s apartment.
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Kroger recently announced plans to update its store on West Broadway. Some see the move as a way to improve trust with residents in the area.
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An independent investigation into the sexual harassment claims that lead to the Louisville police chief’s exit has cleared the accused officer: LMPD Maj. Brian Kuriger.
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The Louisville Metro Police Department is citing and arresting people experiencing homelessness under a new unlawful camping law. Advocates say it won’t help the housing crisis.
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Louisville-based nonprofit SOS International is trying to address health inequities by hosting free wheelchair repair clinics. There was one last weekend at Dosker Manor.
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Louisville police say they’ll no longer answer questions in-person after the release of body camera footage related to police shootings.
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Residents at Mt. Lebanon Senior Apartments are protesting poor conditions after California-based developer Allied Argenta took over to renovate the building and got a local subsidy. But, at present, city officials say they can’t do more than issue code violations.
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Residents at the Mt. Lebanon Senior Apartments were promised high-end renovations by an out-of-state developer years ago. But they say conditions have deteriorated, so they formed a union.
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Louisville sewer officials say they will spend hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming years in an effort to minimize odors that impact residents’ quality of life.