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We have tipoff times for Kentucky WBB matchups against Louisville, Virginia

We’re still waiting on tipoff times for Kentucky women’s basketball’s SEC schedule (which could drop as soon as this week), but in the meantime, a couple of start times for a pair of non-conference games were announced on Tuesday. Louisville and Virginia both posted tipoff times for their respective showdowns with Kent
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Flip or Stick: Latest on Top247 WR Ja’Hyde Brown, as SEC schools turn up...

Louisville (Ky.) Christian Academy Top247 receiver Ja'Hyde Brown chose to stay home back on March 30 and committed to Louisville and head coach Jeff Brohm. By all accounts, it seemed as though that was all she wrote with this recruitment. The Cardinals felt great about his decision, and there was...
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Kentucky Castle exec denies guests were filmed there, calls lawsuit claims ‘malicious’

An executive at The Kentucky Castle has denied that guests were filmed “in their room” a fter the Herald-Leader’s report of a lawsuit accusing the hotel owner of making hidden recordings of the venue. Christie Eckerline, chief operating officer, said in an email to Castle employees obtained by the Herald-Leader that “a
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Fortec leads Louisville preschool property deal as KinderCare takes over operations

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Miami-based real estate firm Fortec has led the acquisition of three Louisville preschool properties with a combined licensed capacity of 521 children, while KinderCare Learning Companies acquired the centers’ operations from their previous operator. Announced Oct. 5, the transaction involves 31,326 s
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Resource fair brings homelessness services together in Louisville

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville nonprofits are helping people experiencing homelessness as colder months approach. Several organizations gathered at the Salvation Army’s Stand Down resource fair, offering emergency kits, coats and information on services. Dozens of people attended the event to access resources organizers
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Prep Sports Report: Two golfers tied for 25th going into final round of state...

Covington Catholic senior Joseph Mangine and Ryle freshmen Hayden Li were among 10 golfers who tied for 25th place by shooting 3-over 75 in the opening round of the boys state championship finals on Tuesday at Bowling Green Country Club.
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Governor recognizes officers who assisted in catching suspect in Trooper Phillips’ death

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – Gov. Andy Beshear is recognizing all law enforcement officers that assisted to apprehend the suspect in Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips’ death. On Wednesday, during a Team Kentucky update, Beshear named all officers who assisted in this apprehension as this week’s Team Kentucky...
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VA’s inspector general questions $1,172,892,283 in costs on the new Louisville VA medical center,...

The Department of Veterans Affairs Office of Inspector General is questioning $1,172,892,283 in costs on the new Louisville VA medical center, a project it says is at least 13 years behind its initial plan. The report, numbered 25-01782-158 and published Sept. 24, finds the hospital is not expected to be finished until
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Former residents and staff say Jeffersontown senior home needs to close

"We were like, 'We've got to get mom out of here,'" Jennifer McCurley said, who moved her mom Virginia out of Spring House in August.
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Two Hurt In Chemical Plant Explosion

Two people were taken to the hospital after a reported explosion Tuesday morning at a chemical plant in Louisville’s Rubbertown neighborhood. According to MetroSafe, firefighters responded just after 11 a.m. to the reported explosion in a tank at the Carbide Industries plant on Bells Lane. Pleasure Ridge Park Fire...

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