John Boyle
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Louisville, KY, United States
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LMPD searching for a man who allegedly punched Mayor Greg Fischer in downtown – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
Louisville Metro Police say the incident occurred at Fourth Street Live! on Saturday and Mayor Greg Fischer is "fine." → Read More
Floyd County reports successful first round of youth vaccination clinics – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
The Floyd County Health Department has inoculated hundreds of local children against COVID-19 at youth vaccination clinics in recent days. → Read More
UPDATE: Sherman Minton westbound closure delayed until next week – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
Sherman Minton Renewal officials have delayed a planned 9-day closure of the bridge. → Read More
Democrats To Fill Floyd County Council Vacancy Next Month – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
Tom Pickett died July 10 at the age of 68 and had represented District 1 on the Floyd County Council since 2007. → Read More
Former Indiana Police Officer Found Dead After Admitting To Photographing Nude Children – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
A former Southern Indiana police officer who admitted to photographing nude children has died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. → Read More
Former Southern Indiana Police Officer Admits To Photographing Girls In Bathroom – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
A former police officer in Southern Indiana has pleaded guilty to charges related to photographing nude children. → Read More
After Ceasefire, Louisville Protesters Say More Needed For Palestinian Freedom – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine organized the march, the second local demonstration in solidarity with Palestinians this month. → Read More
Bernie Sanders In Louisville To Campaign For Charles Booker – 89.3 WFPL News Louisville
"Charles ran a campaign that the whole country looked at. And I have a feeling that the next time around, the results are going to be different.” → Read More
Louisville Protesters Find Moment Of Relief In Chauvin Verdict
Bruce Sweeney Jr. stood on a railing outside the Hall of Justice. "This is like Christmas. This is like Thanksgiving. It’s like a holiday." → Read More
PUPDATE: Good Boy Ethan Finds His Forever Home
Ethan was near death when he was dumped at the Kentucky Humane Society in January. Now, he's found his pack. → Read More
Louisville-Area Leaders Aim To Increase Vaccinations In Black Communities
Racial disparities in coronavirus vaccination rates prompt health officials in Louisville to boost outreach in Black communities. → Read More
Kentucky Derby Festival Will Present Thunder, Pegasus Parade Without Spectators
Kentucky Derby Festival events like Thunder, Pegasus Parade will take on a new form this year to limit spread of COVID-19. → Read More
Louisville's And The State's Vaccine Distribution Plans Differ. Here's Why
Jefferson County's large health care and educator populations means vaccine distribution won't progress as quickly as the rest of Kentucky. → Read More
Vaccine Eligibility Is Growing. Here's How Ky. Is Distributing Shots So Far
With coronavirus vaccination opportunities in Kentucky expected to ramp up in the coming weeks, officials are assessing distribution plans. → Read More
Ky. Plans Expanded Coronavirus Vaccinations Next Month; COVID Deaths Top 3,000
Gov. Beshear said he believes all k-12 personnel who agreed to be vaccinated will have received their first doses by the end of the first week of February. → Read More
Event Organizers In Southern Indiana Evaluate Prospects For 2021 Festival Season
At least one popular Southern Indiana event has already canceled plans for this spring because of the coronavirus pandemic. → Read More
Ky. Sees More Than 15,400 New COVID-19 Cases In Three Days
Governor Andy Beshear reported 4,750 cases Friday just two days after Kentucky set a new record for daily cases. → Read More
Beshear Reports Second-Highest Daily COVID-19 Case Total Of Pandemic
One day after COVID-19 cases reached a record high in Kentucky, Gov. Andy Beshear reported 4,911 new cases Thursday. → Read More
Critics Call Louisville's New Police Chief A 'Tone Deaf' Choice
One critic said the choice showed a lack of empathy from city leaders as residents continue to seek healing after Breonna Taylor’s killing. → Read More
Louisville's Drive-Through Coronavirus Vaccination Operation Ramps Up
The Broadbent Arena drive-through site began administering vaccines Monday to people in tier 1a of the vaccination plan. → Read More