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A judge has dismissed the most serious charges against two former Louisville police officers for a second time.
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The ordinance is the latest effort by Louisville Metro to combat copper wire theft.
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Lower-income Hoosiers are more likely to live in older, less energy-efficient homes that use more power. Advocates say putting solar on these homes lowers their energy bills and reduces the need for more power plants — which all electric utility customers pay for.
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The Birthing Place at Mary & Elizabeth Hospital would have returned labor and delivery services to southwest Louisville for the first time since the 1970’s.
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Louisville’s only HBCU wants to build a new $32 million campus in the West End.
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The new regulations and penalties approved by Louisville Metro Council are another tool to address copper wire theft.
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The West Louisville Dream Team is offering to buy the West End small business hub for $2.1 million.
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Paul Humphrey acknowledged that his comments added to the pain of the victim’s family.
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Louisville Metro Government took the first step this week toward hiring an independent monitor to oversee its local police reform effort.
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Louisville police cleared the Kentucky Exposition Center and Kentucky Kingdom Sunday following reports of an “active aggressor.”
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Kentucky is joining the U.S. Department of Justice and several other states in suing a Texas-based company over collusion claims.
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Louisville Metro’s 2026 budget, with new investments in police, parks and affordable housing, kicks in July 1.