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What we know about the man accused of killing a KSP trooper (opens the original)
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It's not often in Kentucky that an alleged criminal is denied bond altogether, but that was the case Tuesday morning for Emonnie Branch. Branch is accused of killing Kentucky State Police Tpr. Hayden Phillips during a traffic stop Monday afternoon on I-65. Branch then allegedly fled the scene, leading police on a statewide manhunt. He was captured in Louisville by LMPD Monday night. Branch was arraigned in a Warren County courtroom Tuesday morning. He sat with a stoic look on his face as Judge K
Fire destroys playground at Bellevue Park in Beechmont; cause under investigation (opens the original)
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A fire early Monday morning destroyed the playground at Bellevue Park in Beechmont, leaving the south Louisville community shocked and devastated. The Louisville Fire Department said the fire was called in at 2:54 a.m. Monday. While firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control, they were unable to save the playground. Neighbors of the park said it was well loved by the neighborhood. "This is where my daughter learned how to use the slide, learned how to use the swings," Leah Hughes said.
JCTC beautification project bringing more construction to downtown Louisville (opens the original)
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Jefferson Community and Technical College (JCTC) is entering the next phase of its $100 million Jefferson Rising project. On Friday, the college celebrated the completion of the second phase of the project, which included a new 500-space parking garage, a green space, and a math and science building. "When I got here this morning, I stood right there, and I looked in, and I thought, no car going down Broadway is going to wonder what that place is ever again," JCTC Chancellor Ty Handy said. Phase
Gas prices on the rise across Louisville, with increase varying by location (opens the original)
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Gas prices in Louisville differ significantly depending on location, with some areas showing a gap of more than 80 cents per gallon, according to GasBuddy. "I've seen it this morning anywhere from $3.63 to $3.99. So yeah, it's just all over the place right now," one driver told WLKY. WLKY drove from Bullitt County to the east Louisville, to the Highlands and the west Louisville, and saw prices ranging from $4.29 to $3.55 per gallon. AAA reports that both Tennessee and Indiana have lower gas pric
I-65 underpass closure at Broadway disrupts Louisville traffic and students (opens the original)
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The Broadway underpass in downtown Louisville is closed in both directions as part of the I-65 Central Corridor project, causing significant disruptions for drivers and students. Crews are working to stabilize the underpass's superstructure at Broadway and Muhammad Ali Boulevard. Additional closures are planned for four more bridges along the corridor. While the construction is designed to avoid disrupting traffic on I-65, it is significantly affecting traffic below the interstate. "It was horri
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