Louisville, Kentucky
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleNew office tenants in Louisville's urban core are the focus of a $3 million downtown revitalization fund. The fund would offer financial incentives to companies that want to lease at least 50,000 square feet there. Cash incentives would be capped at $30 per square feet. The proposal would offer steep discounts on parking rates in city garages.See the Story
Louisville offering incentives to help fill vacant downtown office space
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleUnofficial Louisville recall election results have removed Councilmember Maxine Most from her Ward 2 representative seat. 1,105 votes called for Most to be recalled, and 1,082 votes were cast for recall candidate Judi Kern to succeed Most. Most was originally elected to serve a four-year term on the Council in 2021.See the Story
Louisville councilmember recalled; recall candidate looking forward to serving community
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Facebook · LouisvilleThe Come Back Inn was started in 1996 and was located at 909 Swan Street. "Guys, we hate to do this, but tonight will be the last night of dinner service," read the post. The post did not expand or give any reasons for the abrupt closure.See the Story
Germantown Italian restaurant closes after nearly 30 years in business
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleThe bill of rights has four parts: eviction prevention, representation, accountability. Members of Kentucky Tenants hope the bill will make it to the city council's work session next month. The group says the ban disproportionately affects people of color, the elderly and people with disabilities.See the Story
Kentucky Tenants pushes for Tenants’ Bill of Rights
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleDavid McCoy received a check for $50,000 on Tuesday. He is one of 25 teachers to receive this prize. The mission of Harbor Freight Tools for Schools is increase understanding, investment in skilled trades education in public high schools. The prize win will go to Pleasure Ridge Park High School's welding program.See the Story
PRP teacher wins 2023 Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleDerick Taylor, 34, was arraigned Tuesday on charges of robbery, kidnapping and adult and minor, unlawful imprisonment and sexual abuse, among other charges. On the afternoon of Sept. 8, police said Taylor hit a vehicle at the intersection of South 30th and West Market Street in west Louisville. Police say he forced his way into the driver's seat and took off with the woman who was driving and her 15-year-old son still in the vehicle. At some point during this carjacking, police say Taylor fired a shot.See the Story
Police: Man carjacked 2 mothers and their children back-to-back in Louisville
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleKentucky State Police and its Louisville counterparts are at odds over the accuracy of crime data. At issue are numbers published in the 2022 "Crime in Kentucky" report. The report touted a purported statewide drop in serious crime by more than 9% and a 33% decline in homicides. WDRB News later found a discrepancy in the data.See the Story
LMPD says 'none' of its crime numbers are correct in annual Kentucky report
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