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2 Louisville men arrested for stealing from Bowling Green stores

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Two Louisville men were arrested after a local store reported a theft. On Wednesday, Nov. 19, the Bowling Green Police Department received a call from a local store reporting that three men were leaving the store with stolen merchandise. Officers located two of the men...
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Increased State Police Patrols Bring More Traffic Stops and Arrests in Jefferson County

On November 19, 2025, Kentucky State Police Post 4 in Elizabethtown increased traffic enforcement in Jefferson County. Troopers concentrated on highways including I-264, I-265, and I-65. The operation led to 63 traffic stops, 27 speeding citations, seven seat belt citations, six move-over violations, and 14 courtesy...
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Family-owned ice cream shop returning to Jeffersonville location in 2026

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A southern Indiana ice cream chain is making a return to Jeffersonville. Chillers Microcreamery will move back into its former home on Allison Lane after purchasing the building and is expected to open in March of next year. Chillers, which is an affiliate of Zesto Ice...
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Alligator found inside Indiana apartment now recovering at local sanctuary

SCOTTSBURG, Ind. (WDRB) -- An American alligator found inside a Clarksville apartment earlier this week is now being treated at a local rehabilitation facility as officials work to determine what happens next to the reptile. This comes after officers were sent to the Pioneer Village apartments after a small...
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8 people residing in Kentucky handed federal immigration sentences

KENTUCKY (FOX 56) — The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Kentucky said its work continued despite the government shutdown, sentencing eight people on Thursday for immigration-related offenses. Of the eight individuals, five are from Mexico, one is from Honduras, and two are from Guatemala. Two...
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New images show fiery moments before deadly UPS plane crash

Fourteen people were killed in the fiery plane crash earlier this month.
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Haymarket just opened a second location in Louisville. Here’s where

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — On Thursday, Haymarket opened its second location, this time in Louisville's NuLu district. Ashbourne Enterprises opened the doors to the first Haymarket location in 2023, located off River Road near Zorn Avenue. This new storefront, located at 723 East Main Street, aims to put an emphasis...
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Report: CBP seizes $2.57 million worth of fake Rolex watches in Louisville

U.S. CBP officers in Louisville intercepted a shipment of 160 counterfeit Rolex watches from Taiwan on November 17, preventing $2.57 million worth of fake luxury goods from reaching consumers.
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Some Kentucky employees receive job closure warning ahead of the holidays

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Several workers will be receiving closure notices ahead of Thanksgiving. That includes workers in Jefferson County. 93 workers at International Paper were informed they will no longer have a job in the upcoming new year. This will also affect 230 workers in Simpson County and 112...
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DOJ Reversal Reopens Breonna Taylor Case Wounds as Feds Seek Release of Convicted Officer

More than five years after Breonna Taylor was killed during a late-night police raid in Louisville, her name is back at the center of a national debate over justice and accountability. The U.S. Department of Justice is asking for the release of the only officer ever convicted in connection with...

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