There was a 35% reduction in shootings in Louisville over the past two years, according to the Office for Safe & Healthy Neighborhoods. The city has seen triple-digit homicide numbers for the past four years in a row. 2021 was the peak, but over the past two years shootings have overall been on a decline.
Louisville Metro Government and the River City Fraternal Order of Police have reached a tentative deal for the next four years pending approval form metro council.
A single day of Thunder Over Louisville means five times the normal sales for businesses. For public safety officials, the potential for 100,000 visitors means the end of a year’s worth of planning.
There were tense moments as the Scott County Sheriff’s Office fought to keep Ford from repossessing three patrol cars, and the county council fought back saying they were never told about the expense.
It became known as the ‘Bad Dream Derby’ because Gallant Man’s owner had a dream a couple of nights before the Derby that his jockey misjudged the finish line.
The 2024 legislative session in Kentucky saw a handful of controversial bills and budget line items, but it also created some universally applauded results.
With the promise of 400 drones and a finale that will have people talking, it sounds like Thunder Over Louisville 2024 will not be a ‘same-ole’ Thunder experience.
Amid the ongoing fallout of the JCPS decision to cut some bus routes next school year, city leaders are looking to TARC drivers to offer an alternate solution.
Blair was arrested Friday for reportedly using his position of authority to “assist various individuals who were facing criminal charges” between April 2020 and March 2024.
Davenport pleaded guilty to nine different felonies including theft, fraud, and corrupt business practices after her business, Davenport Extreme Pools and Spas, scammed these homeowners out of their money.
