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Pet pantry and microchip scanning station unveiled in Smoketown (opens the original)
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Dogs and their owners gathered at Trellis Brewing on Logan Street Sunday for “Dogtoberfest,” which also celebrated the launch of a new pet pantry and microchip scanning station. Created by Traci Hall—founder of canine-care nonprofit Pawsitively Proactive and board member of Pets4Life—the pantry operates like a neighborhood Little Free Library, but for pet supplies. “We have dog food, dog treats, leashes collars, you can leave items, you can take items,” Hall explained, “
Organizers look ahead to next year as 2026 Kentucky State Fair wraps up (opens the original)
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The 2026 Kentucky State Fair is winding down, and the past 11 days have been filled with food and fun. This year’s theme was County Traditions, Country Celebrations, honoring all of Kentucky’s 120 counties and America’s 250th birthday. “It’s good quality family time, and just making a lot of memories.” Another Kentucky State Fair is in the books for Connie Jeffiers and Casey Montgomery, an aunt and niece duo. Their family has a storied history competing in the hog show a
LMPD, federal agents carry out drug bust leading to 300,000 fentanyl pills seized (opens the original)
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - On Wednesday, LMPD and federal authorities announced they had carried out one of the largest fentanyl seizures in state history. Dubbed ‘Operation Latex Gloves’, the three-year investigation was led by LMPD and the DEA, officials said. U.S. Attorney Kyle Bumgarner of the Western District of Kentucky, Special Agent in Charge Jim Scott of the DEA Louisville Field Division, and Chief Paul Humphrey with LMPD made the announcement. They said 13 people had been indicted for dr
Section of Route 222 dedicated to fallen soldier (opens the original)
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HARDIN COUNTY, Ky. (WAVE) - On Saturday, dozens of people gathered in Hardin County to honor the life of a fallen soldier, Staff Sergeant Benjamin Pennington, by dedicating a local highway in his name. Sgt. Pennington died after U.S. troops were attacked by Iranian forces in Saudi Arabia in March 2026. Now, a two-and-a-half-mile section of KY-222 between South Beach St. and Bacon Creek Rd. in Hardin County is known as “Staff Sergeant Benjamin Pennington Highway”. At Saturday morning’s ceremony,
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