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WHAS11 Top Stories: 9 a.m. June 15, 2024

Travel

AAA projects nearly 44 million travelers for Memorial Weekend

Experts expect the high travel numbers to continue through the summer.
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Small plane headed to Louisville crashes near Nashville

Investigators said three people were on board and there were no survivors.
Crime

Man dies after shooting at Norfolk Acres Park, LMPD investigating

There are currently no known suspects and police are asking for the public's help.
Indiana

Tornado damages roofs in Sellersburg a month after Jeffersonville tornado

More than 20 homes and buildings were hit by the small tornado in Sellersburg, Indiana.
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Louisville Thoroughbreds Society celebrates 150th Derby with Brushes and Bronze exhibit

They hosted horse racing legends and jockeys from past and present as they officially closed the exhibit.
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Louisville welcomes visitors for Derby 150

As soon as they touched down at the airport, guests were greeted with a signature Kentucky welcome.
Politics

33 people arrested during protest at Indiana University

The protestors are calling on the university to cut ties with lobbying groups and companies connected to Israel and the war.
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Louisville officials report decrease in gun violence at 'Report to the Community' forum

While officials reported Louisville has seen a 35% reduction in shootings over the last two years, they said there is still work to be done.
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WHAS11 Top Stories: 9 a.m., Saturday, Apr. 6, 2024

WHAS11 Top Stories: 9 a.m., Saturday, Apr. 6, 2024
Nation World

Crews find missing construction worker's body days after Maryland bridge collapse

The Coast Guard has identified one of the four missing construction workers from the Maryland Bridge Collapse as 38-year-old Maynor Suazo-Sandoval.
Local News

Louisville mayor declares state of emergency following Tuesday storms; no deaths or injuries reported

The Louisville mayor thanked the National Weather Service for helping prepare the community for Tuesday's severe weather outbreak.