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With Interstate 65 back open following a disruption earlier this week, some drivers said travel times improved, while others said the morning commute felt largely unchanged.
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President Donald Trump disputed a Supreme Court outcome affecting his tariff policy and an order limiting birthright citizenship, arguing the decisions would impose large costs on the United States. An outlet reported his comments, but an official Supreme Court or White House record for the specific claims was not identified in the materials reviewed for this story.
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Officials designated a stretch of U.S. 42 to recognize a Kentucky lawmaker and medical professional who died in 2020, according to a WLKY report published Tuesday.
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Council members are considering a measure that would condition certain late-night business operations on hiring security personnel, as part of an effort focused on public safety around late-hour activity.
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Czartorski entered a guilty plea in federal court, admitting he violated the rights of two people in 2020 through the use of excessive force, according to court proceedings reported by WAVE.
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The Louisville racetrack said it is preparing the Churchill Downs infield for Kentucky Derby 153 with a project that includes major alterations to the grounds.
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Dairy Queen restaurants across Kentucky are participating Thursday in Miracle Treat Day, a nationwide fundraiser benefiting Children’s Miracle Network hospitals, including Golisano Children’s at UK.
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As Democratic leaders assess the party’s priorities and strategy, NPR reports that Michigan’s electorate could play a decisive role in whether Democrats hold or regain the U.S. Senate majority, intensifying pressure on candidates and factions in the state.
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A Quinnipiac University survey released Wednesday shows President Donald Trump’s job performance approval at 32 percent across registered voters, indicating erosion of support within his own party amid ongoing public criticism and economic strain during the Iran conflict.
