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TARC proposes steep cuts in bus routes
TARC is proposing to eliminate10 weekday routes and cut service on 22 others in February - marking what would be the deepest reduction in bus service in at least 15 years.
Santa will help light Lone Oak Park Friday
Okolona residents will gather at Preston Highway and Outer Loop on Friday to help ring in the Christmas season with Santa.
Coontz's attorneys still considering plea deal in children's murder
Defense attorneys for Gail Coontz, who is accused of murdering her two children and holding a therapist hostage, are still considering a plea deal offered last month by the Jefferson County commonwealth's attorney's office.
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No Decision on Plea Offer in Coontz Case
A Louisville woman accused of murdering her two children is still mulling over a plea deal from prosecutors.
Okolona resident Shelia Miller doesn't park in front of her home at Foreman Lane and Blue Lick Road, nor does she try to turn left out of her neighborhood onto Blue Lick.
Committee to air bill prompted by Norton-Anthem fight
Kentucky House Speaker Pro Tem Larry Clark will testify at a legislative committee meeting Thursday in Louisville about his bill triggered by this year's dispute between Norton Healthcare and health insurer Anthem.
Neighborhood Watches cut 7th Division crime
Armed with large flashlights, two-way radios and neon-colored shirts, some members of a block watch group in Highview have taken to the streets under the name "The Walkers." Captain Mary Greve is one of about a dozen members of the Penn-Pines Neighborhood Watch who regularly walk the streets in Highview in hopes of deterring criminals or catching ...
Metro Parks Looking For Best Christmas Tree
The search is almost over for the Light Up Louisville Christmas Tree. After putting out a call for donations last week, Metro Parks has heard from several interested property owners.
Pioneer Village to hold special meeting to get zoning approved
A new business is planning a grand opening on Nov. 21. However, there is just one little problem - the property is not zoned for commercial use.
Woman hopes father's stolen police badge will be returned
Thieves stealing gold jewelry and trading it in for cash is a growing problem in this economy.
Five arrested in burglary ring
A burglary ring that has hit over 30 homes in Bullitt and Jefferson counties has been shut down by a concentrated effort by various law enforcement agencies.
Wesley House preschool cares for kids and helps parents
Kayla Walker, a 27-year-old single mother who works at UPS and lives in Okolona, takes her two youngest children each weekday to Wesley House Community Services on Preston Highway, where they attend preschool.
Petitions for zip code, traffic signal
Petitions abound in northern Bullitt County. There are petitions being circulated for a separate zip code and post office for the northern Bullitt County area and there are petitions to ask the state to install a traffic signal at the new intersection on Preston Highway and Meadowbrook Drive/Shepherds Way.
Victim of deadly Preston Highway crash identified
One person is dead after a fiery, single vehicle accident Friday morning that has closed Preston Highway.
Winery hosts benefit for teen who needs bone marrow transplant
Country music filled the air as visitors tasted wine or ate chili and the guest of honor huddled under a blanket to keep warm.
Vandals Shoot Cars In Southern Louisville
Police are investigating a rash of vandalism in south Louisville neighborhoods as detectives say someone is shooting out windows of cars and about 50 have been hit.
Reward offered for vandals who have shot car windows in Highview, Okolona
The windows have been shot out of about 50 vehicles in the Highview and Okolona areas since Sept.
Flu shot clinic gets injection of youth
While no one got any hits at Louisville Slugger Field on Sunday, there were lots of shots.
Police searching for pellet gun bandits
Metro Police officers need help finding the people responsible for randomly busting car windows using either BB guns or pellet guns.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church thrives on serving community as it enters second century
Members of St. Luke's Episcopal Church brought the furriest of their family to downtown Anchorage's gazebo on a recent Saturday evening for an "All Paws Blessing of the Animals" service.