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Cardinal Inn likely a total loss after fire
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Elizabethtown's Kentucky Cardinal Inn catches fire, displacing dozens
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Firefighters battling fire at the Cardinal Inn in Elizabethtown
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Golden Alert issued for missing 65-year-old
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Jack the Ripper identified, but these cold case murders, kidnappings remain a mystery
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U of L education dean resigns for position to strengthen relationship with JCPS
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Bites Bracket Round 1 | 64 Louisville restaurants go head-to-head
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Airport chief invested in tiny airline he helped bring to Louisville. Now it's bankrupt
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Louisville hotels make Southern Living's best list
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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet looking into improving I-71, I-264 interchange
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Immunotherapy breast cancer treatment offering hope
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First day of spring and supermoon are an astronomical doubleheader coming today
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I-71 could be widened in Louisville between Zorn Avenue and Gene Snyder
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Not all Republicans support bill limiting Alison Lundergan Grimes' power
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Former VP candidate Tim Kaine to speak in Louisville
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Jack the Ripper identified by DNA evidence, forensic scientists claim
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Next of kin sought for Lee Andrew Jones, 64, and others
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Ford to boost Expedition, Navigator production
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$20M apartment, retail development eyeing prominent Butchertown site
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Child hit by SUV while riding his bike in Grayson County
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Kentucky police: Newborn delivered after pregnant mom killed
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9-month-old baby in Covington overdoses and was revived with Narcan
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An Iroquois High student was arrested, charged with having gun at school
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AT&T and Spectrum seeking to snag subscribers as Google Fiber leaves Louisville
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Tim Kaine will speak at U of L's McConnell Center's distinguished speaker series
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Ford is boosting production at Louisville plant thanks to strong SUV sales
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Name April the Giraffe's new calf
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LMPD giving out free gun locks to keep kids away from firearms
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Jeffersonville Fire Department launches mobile 'Safe Place' sites
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Former Kentucky lobbyist and one of his clients hit with heavy fines
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KSP: Child critically injured after being hit by vehicle in Grayson County
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Louisville Police hand out free gun locks
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JCPS requests extension to give names of teachers who took part in 'sickouts'
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Governor Bevin challenges those in faith communities to foster children
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Crews begin work transforming old monastery into affordable housing in Phoenix Hill
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JCPS wants extension in naming teachers who called out during sick-outs
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ACLU wants Bevin to report when he signs abortion bill
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Quiet weather in the short term to close out the winter season
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Breaking Barriers for people with disabilities
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JCPS: Student brought gun to high school
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U.S. 'drug czar' visits Louisville, says border wall will reduce drug flow
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Rabbit Hole Distillery founder buys flagship NuLu property
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First lady Glenna Bevin falls off stage at Governor's Prayer Breakfast
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Teens' social media stunt behind 80 missing signs in Oldham County, police say
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'Ban assault weapons.' Anti-Trump vandal tags Louisville billboard again
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David Padgett finding new paths in basketball
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Pedestrian's leg severed in Manslick Road accident
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18 charged after 80 street signs stolen in Snapchat 'challenge'
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Pioneer of the Nile, who sired Triple Crown winner American Pharoah, dies
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Bites Bracket 2019: Louisville's best restaurants battle it out
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Drug czar touts border wall to help stem influx of drugs
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Butchertown could be getting more apartments and a microbrewery
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18 charged after dozens of street signs stolen in Snapchat 'challenge'
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Louisville LGBTQIA+ youth center gets a makeover
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Louisville's LGBTQ youth center finally feels like home with a $30K makeover
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Hemp is growing like crazy in Kentucky. Just look at last year's sales
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Why ACLU is asking a judge to make Bevin report when he signs next abortion bill
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Mitch McConnell champions treatment centers for addicted moms
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18 arrests made after dozens of street signs stolen in Snapchat 'challenge'
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Quarles: Sales of Kentucky hemp products surged in 2018
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18 arrests made after dozens of street signs stolen
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When is the 2019 Kentucky Derby
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Sugary drinks linked to increased risk of death, study suggests
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Kentucky teen who refused vaccine sues after being banned from school
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Roadkill: It's what's for dinner in Kentucky and more and more states
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Taking an aspirin a day doesn't prevent heart attacks and strokes, study finds
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In the fight over sickouts, Louisville law firm says it will work pro bono
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Pedestrian's leg reportedly severed in Manslick Road accident
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