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The once-thriving city of South Park View was demolished by the airport roughly 20 years ago. But it still lives on in Kentucky’s registry of cities. Now, it’s finally being put to rest.
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Baristas at several local Sunergos and Starbucks shops say their employers are refusing to negotiate a fair contract with their unions. In protest, they went on a one-day strike Monday.
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A pedestrian was struck by the driver of a vehicle before being transported to University of Louisville Hospital, where she later died from her injuries.
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Eastbound lanes on the Sherman Minton Bridge will be closed Friday night through Monday morning.
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The much-loved pavilion near Hogan’s Fountain in Cherokee Park will remain closed into the new year, as city officials debate whether to tear it down or make costly renovations .
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City officials hope the ordinance will make it easier to force changes at properties where crime is causing problems for neighbors.
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Businessman Craig Greenberg will take over the reins of Louisville Metro Government when Mayor Greg Fischer leaves office in January.
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As Louisville officials debates whether restoring the King Louis XVI statue is worth the cost, they're asking for the public’s feedback.
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The projects will remain affordable for the next 20 years, under the grant agreements signed by the city and developers.
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The project will be the first comprehensive master plan for Louisville's iconic business and nightlife district.
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The graphic memoir “Gender Queer,” which details a young adult’s exploration of gender identity and sexuality, will remain on library shelves in two JCPS schools.
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Louisville Metro Department of Corrections officials say a person died by suicide early Thursday morning while in custody at the downtown jail.