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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleGregorio Baneulos refers to himself as "Mexican Elvis" for his outfit for Oaks(Justin Hicks / LPM)It’s an overcast, wet Friday as thousands of people fill Churchill Downs. A slight drizzle, thick humidity and rain ponchos aren’t stopping visitors from wearing their best shades of pink.One of the visitors embracing the bright, spring-colored theme of Oaks Day was Allison, a Lexington native. She says Oaks is her favorite day of Derby week to att…See the Story
Oaks Day 2024: Sights from the racetrack
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleClark County Sheriff Jamey Noel and corrections officers are facing two federal civil lawsuits filed by women who say they were assaulted or raped at the county jail.(Clark County Sheriff's Office)New court records show text messages and an alleged relationship between former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel and an employee in the county auditor’s office.Noel has been under investigation by Indiana State Police since last June and is currently fa…See the Story
New Jamey Noel warrant alleges relationship with Clark County chief deputy auditor
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleAlexandra RumseyThe VisitAcrylic and acrylic ink on canvas(Alexandra Rumsey / Alexandra Rumsey)The “Echoes of Endings” exhibition, which opens at the Aurora Gallery and Boutique May 11, explores grief in various forms. The idea started when artist Bearykah Shaw was processing their own grief over the death of their dad and another lost relationship.“I feel like people don't have the tools or the verbiage, or they don't really have the urge to r…See the Story
Processing loss is the subject of a new art exhibition in Louisville
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleOlmsted Parks Conservancy horticulturist Mary Anne Fox (left) and park steward Julie Myers work on a garden bed at Wayside Park on April 23, 2024.(Jacob Munoz / LPM )Wayside Park is about a block away from Churchill Downs, nestled between two streets in the Wilder Park neighborhood.It’s a small green space with a large plant bed across from the historic Wheelmen’s Bench. It only takes about a minute to walk through. The Olmsted Parks Conservancy…See the Story
Ahead of Derby, community events enliven neighborhoods around Churchill Downs
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleLIHEAP is a program that provides benefits for households struggling with an energy emergency (Office of Resilience and Community Services / Louisvilleky.gov)Kentuckians can apply this month for a one-time benefit of up to $200 to help cover their household electric expenses.The spring subsidy payments are offered through the federally funded Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP. Support is available on a first-come, first-serv…See the Story
Kentucky families can get financial help to cover air-conditioning costs
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Louisville, Kentucky · LouisvilleParkway Place resident Marschelle Edwards at the complex's IT center.(Divya Karthikeyan)Last year, the federal Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) took over internet service at Parkway Place, an affordable housing complex in west Louisville’s Algonquin neighborhood.Nischia Granger lives there. She has chronic diabetes, and she relied on the internet to make doctors’ appointments and manage her insulin.Her internet was free under a two-year con…See the Story
A federal discount internet program has ended. Here’s how it affects Louisvillians.
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