Bars, food, fashion and Airbnb rentals | NuLu Marketplace officially opens in Louisville
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Meet the Louisville man tasked with helping the city be more equitable
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Kentucky unemployment insurance system to shut down for 4 days to prevent fraud
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In sweeping step to stop fraud, Kentucky to shut down unemployment system to fix problems
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Ford: Kentucky Truck Plant will not have traditional summer shutdown weeks
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Mayor Fischer: Nulu Marketplace is "a symbol of great persistence and entrepreneurship"
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Gov. Andy Beshear vetoes bill to withhold records of police, prosecutors, judges and others
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New U of L COVID-19 vaccination super-site opens at Cardinal Stadium
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From drinks to crafts to Airbnb rentals, take a look inside Louisville's NuLu Marketplace
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See the official opening of Louisville's Nulu Marketplace, with bars, Airbnbs and more
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UK mistakenly sends acceptance emails to more than 500,000 students
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Louisville man who ran human trafficking operation sentenced to 18 years in prison
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ISP Trooper arrested on sexual battery charge, placed on administrative leave
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1 in 3 COVID-19 survivors diagnosed with brain or mental health disorder, study finds
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Louisville man sentenced on human trafficking charges following AG investigation
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Class is in session: The Courier Journal is launching education newsletter The Hall Pass
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Louisville man killed in head-on crash with dump truck in Bullitt County, police say
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The real reasons Kentucky failed to vaccinate Black residents as fast as white people
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Celebrating Ramadan? Here's what food local Muslims suggest when breaking the day's fast
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Chef Jeff Jarfi says these meals are ideal to be consumed during periods of Ramadan
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How a 'perfect storm' and low inventory put historic heat on Louisville's real estate market
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What you need to know for April 8, 2021
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Fireworks for Thunder Over Louisville may go off closer to home. Here's how you can prepare
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I-64E ramp to 9th St. to be closed starting Friday
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Businesses hoping for boost as Churchill Downs allows more fans for Derby, Oaks
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Reward offered after historic Kentucky bridge destroyed in fire
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Mitch McConnell pulls back on warning for corporations to stay out of politics
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Controversial Indiana voting bill passes Senate, heads to House
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New pilot program aims to help Louisville's homeless find work and connect them with resources
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2 children remain in critical condition after car crash in New Albany
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Medora Elementary School teacher honored with ExCel Award
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Beshear signs bills to fund school construction, broadband
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NKY judge Ann Ruttle suspended without pay by Kentucky Judicial Conduct Commission
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Officials determine there is no threat at Jeffersontown Kroger evacuated over abandoned bag
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Police give all clear after investigating suspicious package at Jeffersontown Kroger
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U of L, Kosair Charities announce $50 million milestone in funds for kids' health care
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A new women's clothing boutique is coming to one of Louisville's trendiest streets
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CBP Louisville seizes 243 pounds of Methamphetamine stashed in shipment of rugs
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Kentucky university to launch 'Watch the Rock' campaign after racist attacks
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Fischer: Breonna Taylor tragedy has brought more progress than ever before
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Gov. Beshear signs bipartisan bills to allow early voting, spend pandemic relief funds
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Crane falls on home in Chickasaw neighborhood
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Crane falls on an occupied Louisville home, but no injuries reported, authorities say
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Christopher 2X's nonprofit and The Kidz Club to help Louisville youth amid city's violence
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'Promise, Witness, Remembrance' Breonna Taylor exhibit opens at Speed Art Museum
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The Courier Journal sues Kentucky State Police for release of David McAtee investigation
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Christian Academy School Systems announces new permanent Virtual Campus
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Indiana judge permanently bars Wildlife in Need founder Tim Stark from owning animals
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Driver dies after losing control of vehicle on I-265 Wednesday morning, police say
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Fatal crash shuts down I-265 North near Taylorsville Road
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Kentucky tax preparer says couples welcome, but 'homosexual marriage not recognized'
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County music star Eric Church to perform at Yum! Center in 2022
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Judge issues final ruling in Tim Stark case; Stark forbidden from owning, exhibiting any animals
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Louisville parents charged with child abuse after 9-day-old baby found with broken bones
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No more cars at Louisville's Cherokee and Iroquois parks? The hot debate over a lasting ban
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Motorcyclist dies after crashing on South Park Road near I-65, Louisville police say
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Report: Louisville lags most peer cities in AI talent and innovation, but it can catch up
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LIST | Where can I get the COVID-19 vaccine in Kentucky, Indiana?
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What you need to know for April 7, 2021
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Louisville organization collecting essential items for single-parent families
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Louisville, southern Indiana restaurants face staffing struggles as diners return
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1 dead following single-vehicle crash involving motorcycle in southern Jefferson County near I-65
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City leaders, community discuss re-opening Iroquois, Cherokee Parks to vehicle traffic
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City leaders, community discusses re-opening Iroquois, Cherokee Parks to vehicle traffic
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'Transitioning our kids': JCPS advisors want to make sure seniors have a post high school plan
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Fourth Street Live looking to bounce back; Restaurants and bars are hiring
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Kentucky regional unemployment offices opening this month for in-person appointments
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Beshear: Kentuckians can begin scheduling in-person unemployment help on Wednesday
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Learning stalled under virtual learning. JCPS thinks a longer school year could help
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Indiana lawmakers pass bill limiting governor's emergency powers. It could go to court
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