Louisville Hits 1,000 COVID-19 Deaths, Cases Continue on Downward Trend
COVID-19 hospitalizations, ICU patients, and deaths also continue on downward trend
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“Anything Can Be Transformed With Love”: Louisville Ministry Delivers 630 Easter Baskets To Children Sunday
This is the third year Love Transformation Project ministry gave away Easter baskets.
Read MoreNew All-Girls JCPS Academy Welcomes Inaugural Class To In-Person Learning
Monday JCPS middle and high school students started back in-person, first time since pandemic started.
Read MoreFloat Like a Butterfly Over to the Muhammad Ali Center, Now Open With COVID Safety Measures in Place
The Ali Center closed in mid-December out of caution due to rising COVID-19 cases.
Read MoreLouisville Tourism Aims to Increase Number of Black Leisure Travelers to Bourbon City
The city’s first tourism industry conference hosted March 30 - April 1 included the African American…
Read MoreSpencer County Sheriff Officers Now Wearing Body Cameras
Spencer County Sheriff Scott Herndon said cameras are "a good way to be open and transparent."
Read More“Learn This With Miss Fish”: Louisville Entrepreneur and Mom Hosts New YouTube Educational Show For Preschoolers
The show aims to give children the space to think and process.
Read MoreCrystal Rogers' Mother Holds Rally, Fights to See Her Grandchild
Sherry Ballard said she will continue fighting in court for visitation rights to see her grandchild.
Read MoreWhy These Louisville Nursing Home Residents Are Painting Rocks in March
The rocks are hidden around Louisville for the community to find.
Read MoreDowntown Louisville Businesses Boom With “Major Surge” in Weekend Customers
March Madness, relaxed curfews, and a volleyball tournament in town had business booming.
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