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Kids Play “Crazy Train” On Xylophones & Ozzy Osbourne Would Be Proud!

It’s only been a little over a […] The post Kids Play “Crazy Train” On Xylophones & Ozzy Osbourne Would Be Proud! appeared first on InspireMore .
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Attorney General’s Violent Crime Reduction Team Secures Indictment Against Convicted Louisville Felon

FRANKFORT, KY (July 15, 2025) – Attorney General Russell Coleman announced today action by the Attorney General's Violent Crime Reduction Team (VRT) resulted in a felony indictment which could put a convicted felon behind bars. The Louisville-based VRT is part of the Attorney General's Special Prosecutions Unit....
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Prosecutor review of Louisville foster child’s homicide enters third year

Ja’Ceon Terry died by homicide three years ago. Prosecutors haven’t decided if it was a crime.
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JCPS families urged to verify student bus stop information before school starts; Check here

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The first day of school for Jefferson County Public Schools is fast approaching. Students return to classrooms on Thursday, Aug. 7. Ahead of the new school year, JCPS Transportation has reopened its Bus Teller site to help parents find their child’s bus stop, bus number, and estimated pick-up and...
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New Albany-Floyd County students head back to class Wednesday, final year on current calendar

For years, the district has been one of the first in Kentuckiana to go back to school. But next year, that will change.
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Former Indiana State trooper speaks about murder trials, acquittal

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Former Indiana State Trooper David Camm appeared on 840 WHAS News Radio on Tuesday to talk about his convictions and acquittal. Camm was convicted twice for murdering his wife and two children, but both convictions were overturned. He was acquitted during a third trial. The bodies...
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Family of missing Kentucky woman refuses to lose hope after seven years

LEBANON JUNCTION, Ky. (WDRB) -- It has been seven long years since Rhonda Day was last seen, but her family refuses to give up hope. Day was last seen on July 28, 2018, on Maria Anna Drive in the Pleasure Ridge Park area. Her blue Chevy Aveo was found abandoned about a mile away on Cane Run Road. Since then, there’s...
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Man facing murder, DUI charges back in custody after bond revoked following new arrest

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A Louisville murder suspect is back behind bars after a judge revoked his bond following a new arrest in Oldham County. Adam Sanders is charged with murder, DUI and wanton endangerment after a deadly crash on Taylorsville Lake Road in January 2024. The wreck killed 40-year-old Erendida Lane...
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Feed Louisville asks for support after air conditioning in kitchen goes down

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville organization addressing hunger in Jefferson County is asking for help. “Temperatures are getting up in the 90s or above here in the kitchen," said Rhona Kamar, founder of Feed Louisville. "This team is cranking out 700-800 meals a day, and it was starting to be a real problem for the...
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Troubleshooters: City fines apartments for broken AC, company faces federal scrutiny

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A national apartment developer faces federal scrutiny after five million dollars from nearly two dozen properties turned up missing. Now, the fallout is hitting tenants here in Louisville. One tenant has been living with broken air conditioning for the last two weeks. The Watterson Lakeview...

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