Judge grants temporary buffer zone outside Louisville abortion clinic ...
CLOSE Operation Save America protesters stand outside City Hall to protest the Metro Council's push for new legislation that would ban protest on side walks outside abortion clinics. Buy PhotoJoseph Spurgeon, pastor of Sovereign King Church in Sellersburg, IN, and the local leader of Operation Save America, speaks at City Hall in opposition of the proposed buffer zone around the state's last abortion clinic. July 19, 2017.(Photo: Liz Moughon/CJ)Buy PhotoThis story will be updated.U.S. Di..>> view original'Figure' found attached to tree across from University of Louisville ...
The "effigy" found across the street from the University of Louisville's Kent School of Social Work.(Photo: Courtesy of John Karman)This is a developing story, please check back for updates.A "figure" found in a tree across from the University of Louisville's Kent School of Social Work this week prompted some concerns.The object, which was taken down a short time after it was reported, turned out to be a "headless Halloween decoration dressed entirely in black," Interim President Greg Postel wro..>> view originalDozens of teens come together to help stop violence in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than 50 youth and teens came together Friday to help stop the violence in Louisville.The All the Way Up Youth Summit took place at the Louisville Central Community Center on Muhammad Ali Boulevard. City government leaders, radio personalities and civic activists helped organize the event alongside the community center's youth participants.Organizers created the summit as part of a summer program to allow the youth of the city to answer the question, "What can we do to dec..>> view originalFormer Louisville linebacker stars in season 2 of 'Last Chance U'
Louisville Water Company working overtime to keep cool, clean ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) - The city of Louisville is going the extra mile to help keep people safe in these dangerously hot temperatures. It's taking more work to keep the cool, clean water flowing to your home."When we have a long patch of dry weather like we're seeing now, we really go into overdrive," explained Kelley Dearing Smith, with the Louisville Water Company.It's safe to say the Crescent Hill Water Treatment Plant is producing a lot of water right now. Smith said the plant ..>> view originalGuns N' Roses announces Louisville tour stop
Guns N' Roses announces Louisville tour stop 2017-07-21T15:29:13Z2017-07-21T15:40:22ZBy John P. Wise, Director of Digital Media Slideshow: CONCERTS: Coming soon to WAVE Country Axl Rose is seen here performing in 2011. (Source: Carlos Varela/flickr) LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - We may or may not have cold November rain, but Guns N' Roses will perform at the KFC Yum! Center in November, the band announced Friday.>> LIST: Concert tours coming to WAVE CountryThe legendary rockers added 11 new dat..>> view originalOmni bets big with plans for two Dallas-based restaurants at ...
CLOSE The Omni Hotel received a "bourbon baptism" at its topping-out ceremony. As a result of faster-than-expected construction, the hotel will open a full month ahead of schedule on Tuesday, March 6, 2018. Marty Pearl/Special to CJProvided rendering of a restaurant at the Omni Louisville Hotel.(Photo: Omni Hotels & Resorts)Louisville's dining scene is about to get a whole lot bigger when two Texas-based restaurants open in the 30-story Omni Hotel.A Dallas-based hospitality company has t..>> view originalKentucky's Darkest Day just one month away
LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - It has been 98 years since a total solar eclipse has traveled from one end of the lower 48 United States to the other. Since that time, we have had many partial passes and partial eclipses; the last taking place on May 10, 1994. However, in a little more than a month on August 21, 2017, the United States will get the chance to witness a total solar eclipse yet again. A first for most of the lifetimes around today. A solar eclipse takes place when the moon passes direc..>> view originalThree technologies UPS is using to get ahead
Experts warn Louisville pet owners not to leave furry friends in hot cars
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The dog days of summer are here, and while the heat is dangerous for people, it can also be deadly for animals.Experts are reminding the public of warning signs that -- if heeded -- can help save a pet's life.We hear about animals left in hot cars all the time. It can be a death sentence for them -- and officials say rolling down the window doesn't help."It could really take as little as five to 10 minutes for the temperature in your car to go up ten to 20 degrees, so i..>> view original
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