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Church Cover-Up and Sexual Assault Lawsuit | Louisville News (opens the original)
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A woman is suing the Archdiocese of Louisville and Our Lady of Lourdes Church after alleging months of sexual assault by her supervisor — who threatened her job if she spoke up. The abuse allegedly continued until his departure for a “medical procedure,” only to be reported after a new coordinator learned of the ordeal. She claims retaliation, including lost pay and hours, and says the church refused to cover her therapy. A priest reportedly dismissed her concerns and threatened her family. Auth
Louder Than Life Festival Evacuated | Louisville News (opens the original)
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Louder Than Life festival in Louisville hit pause Friday afternoon as organizers urgently evacuated thousands amid fast-moving, isolated storms—safety first as weather clears within the hour, leaving fans disappointed but hopeful for a quick return to the music. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting. Sources: https://www.wlky.com/article/
Louder Than Life Halts Amid Weather Chaos | Louisville News (opens the original)
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Louder Than Life festival in Louisville hit pause after a Code Red alert forced an emergency evacuation on September 18th—just as thunderstorms, lightning, and damaging winds threatened the grounds. With weather warnings escalating from Yellow to Orange to Red, organizers had no choice but to clear everyone out, disrupting the schedule especially for big headliners set for that night. The heat had already been brutal since the festival kicked off on the 17th, and forecasters warned of severe sto
School Board Candidate Disqualified Over Address | Louisville News (opens the original)
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A Jefferson County school board candidate, Gay P. Adelmann, was disqualified after a judge ruled she didn’t meet residency requirements for District Three—her listed address was in District Two, and staying at a hotel doesn’t count as permanent residence for election purposes. The court declared her ineligible, ordered her name removed from the ballot, and voters who cast ballots for her won’t have their votes counted. This isn’t an isolated case: another candidate, TraShaun Spencer, also faced
Kentucky's Sixth District Heats Up | Louisville News (opens the original)
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Kentucky’s 6th District race is heating up as a fierce proxy war unfolds, with Trump-aligned and Beshear-backed super PACs pouring cash into ads targeting each other’s candidates. Republican Ralph Alvarado, a doctor and former state senator, faces off against Democrat Zach Dembo, a Navy vet and ex-Beshear aide. While Alvarado still holds the edge based on district history, polls now show a statistical tie — signaling a tightening race where national Democratic momentum could tip the scales. This
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