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Recent articles by Stephan:
Louisville doctor allegedly tried to hire hitman to kill ex-husband
She could face 10 years in federal prison if convicted. → Read More
Students, colleagues honor Louisville teacher battling stage 4 cancer
Rob Hammond teaches World History at Waggener High School. But these days, his medical history is the priority. → Read More
Witness says officer shouted 'drop your weapon' before shootout that killed 2 in Palmyra
Indiana State Police investigators are still trying to sort out details after a double shooting that left two people dead in Palmyra Monday night. → Read More
Kentucky primary election set for Tuesday, major races for both parties
There are several major races on the ballot in Jefferson County this primary, including the mayor's office, a U.S. Senate and Congressional seat, County Attorney, Sheriff and numerous judicial seats. → Read More
JCPS unveils new 24/7 online tutoring program for students
On Monday, JCPS unveiled a new online tutoring program for students. The program called "Paper" will tutor students by providing an extra set of eyes on homework assignments. → Read More
Low-level, nonviolent offenders in Louisville's jail can apply for 'amnesty docket'
Inmates at Louisville's jail waiting out bench warrants for low-level and nonviolent offense have a new opportunity to get their cases resolved. → Read More
Fern Creek High School honors 1965 baseball team for 'magical' season
A local high school baseball team is being honored nearly 60 years after a "magical" season. → Read More
Louisville school helping students with special needs learn how to communicate
The Alfred Binet School is a Jefferson County Public School where all of the students have special needs. → Read More
LMPD's newest K-9 takes on non-traditional role
LMPD's newest K-9 isn't tracking down bad guys -- he's helping crime victims cope with the aftermath of violence and abuse. → Read More
David Camm says $5 million settlements can't make up for personal losses
Camm says has already spent more than $1 million of his settlement money. → Read More
Heaven Hill announces plan to open new $135 million facility in Bardstown
The new distillery is being built on a vacant 61-acre site at 1015 Old Bloomfield Pike, off KY 245. → Read More
Food vendors prepare for Thunder Over Louisville
Food vendors from across the country are setting up shop on both sides of the river. → Read More
New Metro Corrections director questioned by council members
Jerry Collins, the director of Metro Corrections, has been on the job for less than a month. → Read More
Southern Indiana 3rd grader to compete in Elks Hoop Shoot Free Throw Contest
Samuel Nolan earned a trip to nationals after winning regional and state free throw contests. → Read More
Summer program teaching Louisville students about careers in aerospace
The Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals (OBAP) and the Academy @ Shawnee are partnering for a summer program called the Aerospace Career Education "ACE" Academy. → Read More
'Moms' Night Out' gives Louisville parents of special needs children some TLC
The event is sponsored by five Louisville organizations. → Read More
Louisville artist Jason Clayborn nominated in 8 categories for Stellar Gospel Music Awards
Jason Clayborn, a Grammy- nominated singer/songwriter from Louisville, was nominated this week for eight Stellar Gospel Music Awards alongside his group, The Atmosphere Changers. → Read More
Louisville construction company giving convicted felons a crucial second chance
A Louisville construction company is helping convicted felons get a second chance. → Read More
Nonprofit hopes to add diversity to cannabis experience in Kentucky
Some Kentucky lawmakers believe legalizing medical marijuana could generate millions of dollars and ease suffering for patients. And that's why there's an effort to help the legislation grow roots in → Read More
Starbucks in east Louisville could become first in Kentucky to unionize
Workers at more than 135 stores from around the country have joined the Starbucks Workers United movement. → Read More