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Jefferson County randomly chosen for post-election audit

Community

Givaudan holds office hours for residents impacted by Louisville plant explosion

Residents and businesses who were impacted by the massive plant explosion are able to get one-on-one answers and help from the company's representatives.
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WHAS11 Top Stories: 11 p.m. Nov. 20, 2024

WHAS11 Top Stories: 11 p.m. Nov. 20, 2024
Local News

'Next Big Thing' pitch competition kicks off at IUS

It's inspired by the ABC show, "Shark Tank."
Local News

Jefferson County randomly chosen for election audit after voting issues reported

On Election Day, lines wrapped around polling locations, but not in a good way.
Local News

Givaudan holds office hours for residents impacted by Louisville plant explosion

Residents and businesses who were impacted by the massive plant explosion are able to get one-on-one answers and help from the company's representatives.
FOCUS

FOCUS: There's a backlog of people waiting to receive a housing voucher in Louisville

In addition to the months or even years on waiting lists, homeless people must be ready when the city calls, pick their own apartment, and adjust to a new lifestyle.
Crime

LMPD's new strategic plan looks to commit officers into more community engagement

The 2025 Crime Reduction Strategic Plan will require division leaders in LMPD to ensure officers have time to build community relationships.
Crime

'As human beings we each deserve to feel safe' | LMPD announces 2025 crime reduction plan

The plan includes a three-front approach — data responsive policing, violent offender enforcement and sustained focus improvement.
Crime

LMPD Chief: Officers injured in Smoketown shooting 'humbled' by support they've received

LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey said both officers have been humbled by the support they've received.
Local News

LMPD announces 2025 crime reduction plan

Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey and Mayor Craig Greenberg held a joint press conference on Wednesday to discuss LMPD's 2025 crime reduction plan.
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Louisville mayor talks about bringing in other metro agencies to address violent crime

Mayor Craig Greenberg said it wasn't the police's responsibility to fix broken street lights and clear out abandoned buildings that people might be living in.