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This small Louisville suburb is the 2nd richest ZIP code in the country, data shows (opens the original)
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Did you know one of Louisville's suburbs is among the richest areas in the country? The Get the Facts Data Team ranked the richest ZIP codes in America using the 5-year estimates from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS) 2024, which is the most recent data available. Based on the data, Glenview, which is along the Ohio River, ranks second. The latest Census data on population is from 2020 and says about 600 people live there. The Data Team says Glenview has the second-highest
Beshear proposes using $1.7B in forecasted revenue for Medicaid, Pre-K, more (opens the original)
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Kentucky is now expected to bring in nearly $1 billion more than budgeted this fiscal year. The state’s Consensus Forecasting Group revised its revenue estimates this week, projecting about $998 million more in 2027 and $708 million more the following year for a total of about $1.7 billion in the next two years. The revised estimates reflect a $476 million surplus from the last fiscal year and $350 million in corporate tax payments to the Commonwealth, which led the state budget director to writ
JCPS slashes deficit, but financial situation expected to get 'worse' (opens the original)
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The Jefferson County Board of Education has accepted a new, nearly $2 billion working budget and reviewed updated financial projections. Numbers show there's light at the end of the tunnel, but not without challenges. The district says its budget gap is about $51 million, not counting one-time costs. When those expenses are included, the shortfall grows to about $132 million. JCPS has already cut $115 million in spending. According to data provided by the district, the greatest cuts were made to
Bardstown 4-year-old who lost eye to rare cancer gets new prosthetic (opens the original)
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Hayden Rouse was 3 years old when a routine eye exam revealed a rare cancer. The Bardstown boy, now 4 and cancer-free, had to have his eye removed. On Tuesday, we learned he got his new eye. "It feels like we’re finally closing the door on a chapter that changed our family forever. Ten months of appointments, treatments, travel, hard decisions, and so many unknowns brought us here. But closing this door doesn’t mean his story is over. "Now we get to watch him step into everything that comes next
11-year-old Louisville boy dies days after being shot (opens the original)
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An 11-year-old boy who was shot in Louisville's Watterson Park neighborhood over the weekend has died. His death was confirmed through a letter sent from his school to parents. It identified him as Cristian Oliva Calderon. He went to Goldsmith Elementary, near the Bon Air neighborhood. "During his time in our Goldsmith community, he made a positive impact on others in our building. Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time. We thank them for allowing us to s
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