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Kentucky lawmakers hear data centers concerns during listening session (opens the original)
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Kentucky residents gathered at the Capitol Annex Thursday for a legislative listening session to express opposition to the growing number of proposed data centers statewide. Dozens also spoke, pushing back on House Bill 775, the new law granting 50-year tax breaks for data center developers. "HB 775 that was passed, it needs to be rolled back. My goodness, what were they thinking?" one attendee said. The passionate pushback included raised hands, "no data center" signs, and even a woman slamming
Louisville mayoral candidates debate key issues ahead of November rematch (opens the original)
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Louisville mayoral candidates Craig Greenberg and Shameka Parrish Wright debated pressing city issues Wednesday during a special edition of the Louisville Forum ahead of their November rematch. It's one of the first debates since the opponents secured the top two spots in the May primary. The candidates, who also faced each other on the 2022 ballot, exchanged criticisms during Wednesday's matchup. "Our mayor respectfully didn't know what he was doing when he got in office. But he knew how to bui
Louisville pastor sentenced to five years for targeting older shoppers (opens the original)
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Louisville pastor Virgil Mozee was sentenced to five years in prison Monday after pleading guilty to six counts of theft and fraud. The charges stem from a crime spree last September, during which the 65-year-old and his co-defendant, Nathaniel Porter III, were captured on surveillance stealing wallets from older shoppers. The pair later racked up thousands of dollars on stolen credit cards. Mozee's attorney tried to request probation, which the judge quickly denied, citing his criminal history.
Program helping Louisville seniors sharpen cognitive skills faces funding challenges (opens the original)
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A one-of-a-kind program helping Louisville seniors prevent memory loss is at risk of ending due to funding challenges. For Irma Hickman, keeping up with technology can be a challenge. “iPhone 17 — that’s the most recent one,” WLKY's Alexis Mathews said, quickly correcting her. “I don’t know how to…” Irma said, laughing. The exchange captures the spirit of a group of Louisville seniors who have spent the past year doing something that goes far beyond learning how to use the latest gadgets. At LDG
Bourbon and Beyond begins in Louisville with music, spirits, and cooler weather (opens the original)
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The eighth annual Bourbon and Beyond festival kicked off Thursday at the Kentucky Expo Grounds in Louisville, offering music, bourbon tastings, and a lively atmosphere under sunny skies and cooler, fall weather. "I was kind of afraid if it was going to be, you know, heavily sunny and stuff like that or not. I didn't know," one attendee said. The festival highlights include more than 100 country artists performing across five stages, with Thursday's headliners drawing large crowds. "I'm here for
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