Sean Baute
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Louisville, KY, United States
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Proposed bill would require AEDs, CPR training at Ky. schools and sporting events
House Bill 331 would force school boards to put coaches and chaperones through necessary AED and CPR training. → Read More
Special election: polls open Tuesday in Louisville for vacant Kentucky State Senate seat
Kentucky Senate District 19 in Louisville stretches from the Highlands to parts of South Louisville. → Read More
Student-led career fair highlights Black success in business
At Seneca High School, the Black Student Union has a mission: success for all students. → Read More
Meet the baseball-playing, speed-walking, first term mayor in Shepherdsville
Shepherdsville’s new mayor took office one month ago, though José Cubero doesn’t spend much time in the actual office. → Read More
Kentucky school superintendents look to general assembly to tackle teaching shortage
There are 11,000 vacancies across the state. → Read More
18-year-old killed in west Louisville hit-and run identified; police searching for suspect
Around 8:15 a.m., police responded to reports of a pedestrian struck at Louis Coleman Jr. Drive and Dumesnil Street. → Read More
Murder suspects appear in court after shooting into home with 5 people inside
Tevin D. Smyzer, 20, and Justyn D. Walls, 19, are charged with murder for the death of 19-year-old Eric Williams. → Read More
Practitioner-assisted stretching offered in Louisville
Stretch Zone Louisville says it can help you move around efficiently in life. → Read More
New York style bagels are in Louisville
That’s what Maya Bagels Express wants it’s customers to know when they stop by. → Read More
Murder victim’s father nearly collapses as son’s killer sentenced to 50 years in prison
Lance Bowman was sentenced Thursday to 50 years in prison for the murder of James Mentee back in December 2019. → Read More
Louisville postal worker robbed at gunpoint, suspect at large
The Middletown Police Department said a mail carrier for the United States Postal Service (USPS) was robbed at gunpoint on Dec. 29. → Read More
$11 million project to revamp Baxter Community Center in West Louisville
The Russell neighborhood has been the recipient of a lot financial and emotional support in recent years, but there’s still more coming. → Read More
Man who claims self-defense against ‘Bogus Beggar’ back in court
Andrew Hoke has spent the last few months in jail, he's staying there now a little longer after violating probation. → Read More
Louisville fifth grader fights antisemitism as part of school project
As part of a school project at Norton Commons Elementary, Camden was supposed to include community service. → Read More
One year later: Dawson Springs family finds hope in community after deadly tornadoes
This weekend will mark one year since deadly tornados ripped through parts of Western Kentucky, killing dozens. → Read More
Ford’s new Kentucky battery production plant taking shape
The nearly $6 billion Ford and SK innovation are putting toward it is the largest economic development in the history of Kentucky. → Read More
Giving Tuesday: Salvation Army donations being matched 200%
The Salvation Army’s holiday programs are going strong, but there’s more that can be done. → Read More
Families celebrate Adoption Day across Louisville and Southern Indiana
At Jefferson Family Court, the 26 adoptions meant permanent homes for more than 30 children. → Read More
Frozen turkey donations help Louisville families, first responders
This year, like many years before organizations are doing what they can to help people in Louisville make ends meet. → Read More
Louisville’s mayor-elect creates website laying out plan for city’s future
Louisville Mayor-elect Craig Greenberg has laid out plans for when he takes office at the start of the new year. → Read More