Louisville defense company aims to reduce carjackings with new prevention class
Situational awareness, vehicle safety and violent encounters are covered during 3-hour class.
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Laptops, TV stolen from Louisville non-profit that helps Kentucky youth read
"I Would Rather Be Reading" had to cancel its last day of summer school because of the incident.
Read More‘It’s the beginning of hope’: Cuban-American in Louisville talks about Cuba’s protests
Maria Rodriguez is proud of her family in Cuba who have been protesting.
Read MoreTwo Louisville church leaders talk about the COVID-19 vaccine, their congregation
Lynnhurst United Church of Christ hosted a COVID-19 vaccine clinic Tuesday.
Read MoreMeet Boone, a horse that helps people become better leaders
For 10 years, Stacey Warner has used horses to guide individual clients to corporate teams.
Read MoreLouisville retail shop aims to empower Black entrepreneurs
Pocket Change only carries products by Black business owners and offers free workshops to help them.
Read MoreFamily-owned restaurant reopens after 15 months closed due to pandemic
Wiltshire On Market waited until Gov. Andy Beshear lifted COVID-19 restrictions to re-open.
Read More‘If it’s too good to be true, it’s not true.' Social media scams involving CashApp, Venmo, Bitcoin on the rise
The scam often involves social media messages and videos from someone you know promising quick financial…
Read MoreKentucky’s first baby box for surrendered newborns operating in Louisville
Meant as a last resort, parents can legally, safely and anonymously surrender their newborn baby, no…
Read MoreA look at Kentucky’s high-rise building inspection requirements
The cause of the condo collapse Florida is still being investigated, but the incident has brought attention…
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