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Louisville construction workers pull driver to safety after semi crashes near Hurstbourne Pkwy.
Firefighters assess the damage after a tractor-trailer veered off the road and over a barrier at the exit ramp near Hurstbourne Parkway early Tuesday.
Southern Indiana childcare worker arrested for sex with minor
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A southern Indiana counselor for troubled youth has admitted to having sex with a 14-year-old boy she was supposed to be helping.
A deadly day on Louisville roads leaves 2 dead
Two people have been arrested after police say they stole 14 cars from a car rental lot at the Louisville International Airport.
LMPD officer charged with official misconduct after ordering woman to strip
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- A Louisville Metro Police officer is charged with official misconduct after he ordered a woman to strip for no reason, according to court documents.
POLICE: Louisville Fire called to remove man from billboard
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville Metro Police say they had to call the fire department to get one man down from a billboard.
Intoxicated man arrested after climbing billboard
Just after 1 a.m., officers were called to Bearno's Restaurant at 2900 Taylorsville Road on a report that two people had climbed on top of the building, then onto a nearby billboard.
Teens spearheaded Louisville desegregation effort
Raoul Cunningham, president of the Louisville, Kentucky, branch of the NAACP, speaks at DC Vote rally on Capitol Hill in support of S. 1257, the DC House Voting Rights Act, 17 Sep 2007.
Elderly couple victims of east Louisville armed home invasion
Louisville Metro police are looking for two gunman who stole the couple's car after the violent home invasion that took place on Shenandoah Drive off Chamberlain Lane Tuesday.
Louisville recognized for pedestrian safety
"Louisville is designated as a Bronze-level community due to the active support of city officials and its excellent trail system," according to The Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center , which issued the recognition.
Louisville trucking company cited for keeping food at 77 degrees
Indiana State Police officers are working to keep the food we eat safe. As semis carry food from point A to point B, the trailers are required to be at 41 degrees, but a Louisville company has been found to have temperatures nearly doubling that.
Tenants inspect units after Highlands apartment fire
LOUISVILLE, KY One day after fire ripped through a Highlands apartment, several tenants returned to salvage what was left of their homes.
Louisville students get one-on-one with Dalai Lama
Study hard, be kind, put others first. Lessons adults try to teach children every day.
Red Cross teams from Louisville head to Oklahoma
Two teams from Louisville's American Red Cross Chapter left Tuesday morning on a 12 hour trip to Oklahoma in response to the destruction left by Monday's massive tornado.
Ramps at I-64 and Hurstbourne Ln. closed after mail truck catches fire
LOUISVILLE, KY Drivers were expected to encounter problems Tuesday morning in the area of Interstate 64 and Hurstbourne Lane after a semi carrying mail caught fire and overturned.
LMDC: Woman found with meth pipe in vagina
A Fairdale, Ky. woman under arrest for an outstanding warrant is facing additional drug charges after corrections officers found a meth pipe hidden in her vagina.
Louisville woman accused of stealing from Burlington Coat Factory
According to a police report, Jaquila Moore and several others tried to steal items from the Burlington Coat Factory on Village West Drive.
Man bikes into LMDC officer, charged with DUI, resisting arrest
A Louisville man has been arrested after police said he hit a corrections officer while riding a bike while under the influence of alochol and then resisted arrested.
LMPD: Man threatens PARC employee with screwdriver after receiving parking ticket
According to a police report, Michael Braniger went inside the Parking Authority building at 430 3rd Street to pay a parking ticket Friday afternoon.
Summer warehouse jobs in Louisville still available for 18-21 year olds
Despite a strong response from job-seekers, more than 200 warehouse jobs are still available in the Louisville area and a new registration opportunity is available.
The Oklahoma Red Cross is asking people to donate by texting Red Cross to 901999 which will be a $10 donation, spokesman Ken Garcia said.
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