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Southerly
- Southerly is saying goodbye, for now
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Northern Kentucky Tribune
- Unified Kentucky court system marks 50 years with groundbreaking for new Court of Appeals headquarters
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Fifty years after Kentucky unified its court system, the Kentucky Court of Justice will mark its Aug. 11 anniversary with a groundbreaking ceremony for a new building that will serve as the headquarters for the Kentucky Court of Appeals. The public is invited to the 10 a.m. (ET) groundbreaking ceremony...
- “Other” voter registration surges in July as 8,598 new Kentucky voters registered
Secretary of State Michael Adams announced that, in July, 8,598 new Kentucky voters registered, with Kentuckians outside the two major political parties once again showing their interest in November’s election. “In July, more Independents registered to vote in Kentucky than Republicans and Democrats combined,” Adams said. “Neither party can prevail in a statewide race with...
- Kentuckians reminded to plan for a sober driver ahead of upcoming Labor Day weekend holiday
State officials are reminding Kentuckians to plan ahead for a safe and sober ride home to help keep roads safe as they prepare to celebrate the unofficial end of summer during the upcoming Labor Day weekend. The awareness campaign is part of a broader effort state transportation officials are making alongside law enforcement to improve...
WFPL Louisville
- One of Kentucky's oldest state parks to get nearly $7M in upgrades next year
Pine Mountain State Resort Park will receive $6.9 million for upgrades to the lodge and facilities.
- Not all thunderstorms are the same
Every week WAVE 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew breaks down what we know and what we don't about the climate and weather here in Louisville.
- Flyers for KY KKK rally appear on social media. Civil rights group calls them an intimidation tactic
According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups nationwide, flyering is one of the most common tactics for such groups.
- Louisville requires security at some late-night businesses
Louisville businesses must hire on-site security if they are deemed nuisances and open until the early morning, under a new rule passed by the Metro Council.
- No bid, no fowl. KFC founder Colonel Sanders' iconic items hit big clucks at auction
A memorabilia and real estate auction of items owned and associated with Colonel Harland Sanders, and his wife Claudia, went up for sale in Kentucky and around the world.