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Metro Adopt-A-Park program adds 10 groups
Ten organizations recently joined Louisville metro government's Adopt-A-Park program, agreeing to participate in routine projects such as trash pickup and graffiti removal, or special projects such as mulching, planting, bench construction or painting. Comment?
West Louisville apartment goes up in flames
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How the Grinch's lawyers stole Christmas, or at least part of Light Up Louisville
Lawyers for the company that owns legal rights to the Dr. Seuss' Christmas classic have become real-life Grinches, threatening legal action unless Louisville cancels plans to use " How The Grinch Stole Christmas" as part of its theme for this year's Light Up Louisville holiday celebration. Comment?
Prosecutor: Grinches dressed as cops stole kids' presents while they slept
Prosecutors say two real-life Grinches posed as police officers and robbed a couple's home of their holiday presents on Christmas Eve. Comment?
Firefighter Injured While Battling West Louisville Blaze
A firefighter suffered leg injuries while fighting a fire in a West Louisville home early Monday morning. Comment?
Two Indiana routes among TARC cuts
Express busses into New Albany and Clarksville are among five routes being eliminated by public transportation provider TARC. Comment?
TARC directors stem proposed service cuts
Heeding the public's pleas, TARC's board of directors agreed Monday to scale back plans for major service cuts, sparing several bus routes that were slated to be curtailed or eliminated. Comment?
Reynolds Foil might add 36 workers at West Louisville distribution facility
One year after expanding its West Louisville operation, the maker of Reynolds Wrap aluminum foil is considering another local project to accommodate its growth. Comment?
Humana founder David A. Jones Sr. shares methods of investing
At age 77, David A. Jones Sr. doesn't think about his personal finances and the effect the nation's financial crisis has had on his personal wealth. Comment?
Frantic 911 calls from Family Dollar armed robbery, shooting
A local security guard shot by a robber reunites with the police officer he says saved his life. Comment?
Kentucky's governor announces new jobs incentive program
With Kentucky's unemployment currently at 11.2%, it is certainly good news that state government is working hard to create and save 2,500 jobs in the Commonwealth. Comment?
Governor Beshear, Mayor Abramson Announce Hundreds of New Jobs...
Gov. Steve Beshear today joined Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson to announce that innovative state business incentive programs could help create more than 1,100 new jobs and maintain another 1,400 jobs in Kentucky. Comment?
W. Louisville walkability study complete
Louisville Metro Parks and the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness will hold an open house on Thursday, Dec. Comment?
Stone Alley shooting victim identified
LOUISVILLE, KY A Louisville man has died after being shot multiple times in West Louisville on Stone Alley. Comment?
Gunshot Victim Found In Stone Alley
A man is fighting for his life after being found shot multiple times in the same West Louisville alley where a woman was found dead. 15 comments
University doctors get to the heart of matters
Due to a $600,000 grant from Anthem Blue Shield, the University of Louisville will be able to head a cardiovascular study that will help citizens in the Western Louisville area without access to quality health care. Comment?
Jack Barton, director of the Rising Stars of Louisville tennis program, is leaving to take over as head men's and women's tennis coach at Chicago State University. Comment?
H1N1 Clinic in West Louisville Tuesday
The Louisville Department of Public Health and Wellness is getting ready to hold its first H1N1 clinic in west Louisville. Comment?
Thousands get H1N1 shot in Louisville as cases decline
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H1N1 cases are starting to drop across the country and in the Metro. Still the push continues to get those H1N1 vaccines out. 1 comment
Demolition Work Continues at Former Owensboro Executive Inn
Demolition crews continue to take apart what is left of Owensboro's Executive Inn after it was imploded over a week ago. Comment?