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Teddy Abrams brings one-man Louisville Orchestra band to Old Louisville
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6 killed, 1 escape Indiana house fire, foul play not suspected: Indiana State Police say
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Indiana art teacher paints with a purpose in new age of social distancing
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Day care worker at Toyota Child Development Center in Kentucky tests positive for COVID-19
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Louisville GE Appliance workers protest return to work on Monday amid COVID-19 pandemic
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Louisville Councilwoman Paula McCraney tests positive for COVID-19
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GE Appliances employees protest being called back to work during the coronavirus pandemic
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A Louisville councilwoman has tested positive for the coronavirus, officials say
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Gov. Andy Beshear signs 36 bills into law but vetoes 2. Here's what you need to know
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GE employees protest being called back to work during the coronavirus pandemic
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You can test negative and still have the coronavirus. Lot's of people do. Here's why
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Second Fort Knox employee tests positive for COVID-19, officials say
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President Trump approves Kentucky's request for federal disaster declaration amid coronavirus outbreak
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President Trump approves Kentucky's request for disaster declaration
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TV program to spotlight unsolved killings of 2 Indiana teens
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After COVID-19 vote, Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie decries 'arrogance of these congressmen'
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Union seeks ‘first responder’ status for food workers
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Dueling Barrels Brewery & Distillery to distribute free hand sanitizer
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Hospitals 'burning through' PPE to fight the coronavirus turn to 'extreme measures'
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21c Museum Hotel in downtown Louisville temporarily closes amid COVID-19 pandemic
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Louisville mayor: 'Hundreds' gathered on Broadway despite social-distancing rules
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'The surge is here': Beshear announces leap in Kentucky's coronavirus cases
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Indiana coronavirus update: Number of cases in Clark and Floyd counties on rise
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A hot Saturday will feature a 'slight risk' for severe storms in Louisville, NWS says
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We answered your questions on coronavirus and finances. What to know about taxes and more
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Eastern Kentucky hospital system furloughs 500 workers amid coronavirus outbreak
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Kentucky Humane Society to open COVID-19 pet food bank
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School closures halted traditional student teaching. How colleges, educators are pivoting
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2 University of Kentucky students test positive for the coronavirus, officials say
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Joyful moment: Great-grandmother meets 20th grandchild the only way she can--through glass amid COVID-19 pandemic
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Exchange student reflects on return home amid pandemic
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Man placed on home incarceration after charged with shooting LMPD officer
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FOP blasts judge for releasing alleged cop shooter. His lawyer says police are in the wrong
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Second Louisville firefighter tests positive for COVID-19
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Seniors get Lawrence Welk throwback show during COVID-19 pandemic
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A second Louisville firefighter — from a second firehouse — tests positive for COVID-19
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Union set to protest GE Appliance's decision to bring employees back to work
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It's state vs. state in a frantic search for medical gear to battle coronavirus's spread
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YMCA offers emergency daycare for first responders, health care workers in Louisville, Southern Indiana
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Neighbors feel sense of normalcy with 'Front Porch Fridays'
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Louisville airport sees 'stunning' drop in travelers due to coronavirus pandemic
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Man in critical condition after shooting in Algonquin neighborhood
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Gov. Andy Beshear to Kentuckians: Do not travel to Tennessee
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Gerth: Kentucky politicians like Massie and Paul embarrass us even in coronavirus crisis
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Kentucky scrambles to keep up with unemployment claims after loosening rules
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Louisville caravan calls on state to release inmates to prevent COVID-19 from spreading
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Kroger employee at Louisville distribution center tests positive for COVID-19
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'Beshear 2024' and 'Baeshear': Public art around Louisville supports Kentucky's governor
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Indiana judge: Wildlife in Need's big cat enclosures pose 'significant risk' to the public
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Fort Knox employee tests positive for COVID-19
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Louisville duo donate time making face shields for those on COVID-19 front lines
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Local playgrounds, nature preserves close to slow spread of coronavirus
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TARC lays off 133 coach operators amid coronavirus outbreak
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Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron demands end to abortions as elective surgery
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Red River Gorge nature preserve temporarily closes over the coronavirus
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Uncharted territory for police across the U.S: Enforcing social distancing
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Kroger warehouse undergoes deep cleaning after employee tests positive for COVID-19
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Omni Louisville closes amid coronavirus outbreak
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Coronavirus news roundup: Beshear urges Kentuckians to avoid Tennessee; cases rise to 302
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Omni Louisville Hotel temporarily shuts down due to coronavirus pandemic
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