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Missing work, refunds, and court: Problems continue with Louisville fencing company

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - In a near-empty Jefferson County courtroom, a judge ordered the owners of Cardinal Fencing & Security to pay up. Itria Ventures was granted a default judgment worth more than $70,000. The finance company sued Cardinal Fencing & Security for breaching their Receivables Sale Agreement. Leah...
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Going above and beyond | Leslie Lochner honored at UofL Health

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The sixth annual Kelsie Small Future Healer Award was presented Monday at UofL Health. The award honors Kelsie Small, a Central High School graduate and nursing student at Northern Kentucky University who was killed in 2020. The award recognizes a medical professional at UofL Health who...
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Overnight lane closures planned on I-65 in Clark and Scott Counties for Safer Drive...

CLARK/SCOTT CO. – Overnight lane closures are scheduled on I-65 as part of the Safer Drive 65 project in Clark and Scott counties. The closures will begin on or after Wednesday, February 5, and are anticipated to last until early March, weather permitting. Construction will take place at the...
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‘Hallowed ground’ | Louisville comedians prepare for final bow at The Caravan

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The lights at The Caravan will go dark this spring after nearly 40 years as Louisville's oldest comedy club. It's no laughing matter for the club's owners and local comics. But while the curtain is closing on the original Highlands location, the hope is to find a new home for the hallowed...
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Metro Department of Transportation extends deadline for freight mobility action plan survey

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The Louisville Metro Department of Transportation is asking for public feedback to assist with its freight mobility action plan. The department hosted an open house meeting for residents to discuss their concerns and experiences with truck traffic in their neighborhoods on Tuesday. If you...
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12 Kentucky Fried Chicken Stops I Discovered And 6 Are Iconic

Kentucky fried chicken isn’t just a fast-food icon, it’s a state of mind, and sometimes it takes a road trip to truly understand why. Think Forrest Gump’s box of fried chicken energy, but spread across real, roadside stops where the smell of sizzling oil hits before the sign comes into view.
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UNC loss proved it’s time for Pat Kelsey to embrace the sworn enemy of...

The mid-range jump-shot is the bane of Pat Kelsey's existence, and on Monday night, Hubert Davis used that to North Carolina's advantage.
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ICE detains Hauck’s chef at court check-in despite work authorization

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Aldo Soto-Pantoja, a Louisville father and chef, is here in the U.S. with work authorization but is now appealing his deportation order. His bosses at Hauck's Corner, a bar and grill in the Schnitzelburg neighborhood, were shocked by the move, according to co-owner Allan Rosenberg. According...
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Movies and TV shows casting in Louisville

The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that...
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TARC defends fare hike as necessary for future of Louisville bus system

TARC defends fare hike as necessary for future of Louisville bus system. A seven-day pass will go from $15 to $25, and a 30-day pass will go from $50 to $75. The adult fare increases from $1.75 to $2.25.

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