'A dream come true.' | Historic Parkland Library reopens after decades-long closure
The Parkland Library closed in December 1986 due to budget cuts, but community grassroots efforts brought the library back to ...
Louisville mayor highlights economic momentum despite KFC exit
Mayor Greenberg addresses the future of economic development in Louisville following the loss of KFC's U.S. headquarters.
4 people charged with stealing copper wire from AT&T cables in Okolona
LMPD Seventh Division officers found more than 300 feet of copper wire theft at one property, Mayor Craig Greenberg said.
No more 4-H? Louisville program struggles to stay open after steep budget cut
The Jefferson County Extension Office stopped running community gardens and cut back other programs after receiving less ...
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Theft of 300 feet of copper wire caught on video, results in 4 arrests
The mayor has been fighting the battle over stolen copper wire for a while now and announced a multi-agency task force to address the widespread copper wire theft in October.
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Louisville reopens Parkland Library after nearly 40 years
After nearly four decades without a library in the Parkland neighborhood, Mayor Craig Greenberg, Louisville Free Public ...
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How Louisville Fire's training changed after rescuing semi driver on Clark Memorial Bridge
March 1 marks one year since the world watched Louisville firefighters rescue the driver of a semi as it dangled over the Clark Memorial Bridge.
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Louisville revives push for cheaper gas thanks to air quality improvements
The price of gas in Louisville could drop if the city is allowed to switch from reformulated gas to conventional gas.
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WLKY Investigates: Kentucky bill looks to strengthen criminal penalties against copper wire theft
Kentucky Sen. Brandon Storm of London filed Senate Bill 64. SB 64 strengthens criminal penalties against those who threaten infrastructure security by classifying theft, damage or tampering with ...