Thousands without power as winter storm buries Louisville area in snow, ice
In Louisville's south end it's a harsh reality for many residents. Winter Storm Blair has left more than 1,300 people in Jefferson County without power, turning homes on Palatka Road and Bruce Avenue into frigid shelters.
At about 10:40 p.m., Louisville Metro police responded to a shooting at the Wendy's located in the 8500 block of Dixie ...
After multiple inches of snow fell in Louisville this week, the forecast shows colder temperatures and possible snow as the ...
Major roads in Louisville and southern Indiana remained slushy with some light snow coverage from Monday morning, but it was ...
Nighttime temperatures through Friday are expected to fall into the single digits, according to the National Weather Service ...
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Louisville residents struggle to dig out after multiple layers of snow and iceWhile Louisville businesses, office buildings and schools closed Monday, that didn’t stop several folks around Louisville ...
Medical cannabis is now officially legal in Kentucky after a legalization measure signed by Gov. Andy Beshear in 2023 went ...
1:45 pm Saturday, Jan. 4 -- Bracing for a treacherous storm that is expected to arrive early Sunday morning, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear activated National Guard units, declared a state of emergency ...
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Possible black ice poses significant threat to Louisville drivers | Traffic mapParts of Louisville saw up to 9 inches of snow on Sunday. While much of the snow is gone, the threat of black ice remains.
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