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The Giant Kentucky Flea Market Where Admission Is Free And Your Family Wanders Antique Aisles All Day

Admission costs exactly nothing, and families can spend hours roaming booth after booth under one enormous roof. It’s billed as the largest flea market in Kentucky, and the whole thing sits on one level, indoors and dry. I like that combination a lot. Rain can pour outside while your...

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7 Things Kentuckians Can Legally Do When a Neighbor’s Dog Won’t Stop Barking

A dog that barks nonstop for ten minutes can qualify as a barking dog under Danville’s noise ordinance. These are the things Kentuckians can legally do when a neighbor’s dog won’t stop barking. Note: This is general information, not legal advice. Local ordinances and court rules are...

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Louisville Lawyer Spends $500K on 60 Billboards Just to Say Stay Strong

Drivers around Louisville have spent the better part of two years spotting billboards that have nothing to do with lawsuits, injuries or 1-800 numbers. Instead they read things like “Believe in yourself,” “Good vibes only today” and “Stay strong.” Behind all of them is Sam Aguiar, a personal injury attorney who has quietly spent more than $500,000 putting up roughly 60 of the signs across the city since December 2024.

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Gourmetory

Kentucky Residents Say These Are the 5 Best Fast Food Chains in the State. Fair Picks?

Fast food in Kentucky has a different feel than it does in a lot of states. Louisville gave the country KFC, Lexington is a White Castle city, and chains like Culver’s and Chick-fil-A have built strong followings in places like Bowling Green, Florence, and Elizabethtown. Since no readable ranking source was provided, this is not…

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Northern Kentucky Tribune

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In Kentucky statehouse races, Democrats flip nine seats, including NKY’s Dietz, but balance of power remains same

Kentucky Democrats flipped nine seats in the statehouse Tuesday, though Republicans’ supermajority in the General Assembly was unchanged in this General Election. Some of the races were extremely close and candidates may request recounts. Republican Rep. Jeff Hodgson was just 100 votes ahead of Democrat William Zorn, according to the State Board of Elections.

Kentucky · 2d

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Hutchins looks ahead to developing road, parks

Nelson County Judge-Executive Tim Hutchins said he wants to continue his common-sense, business-minded approach as he won a second term in office. On Tuesday, Hutchins was elected to a second term as Nelson County’s Judge-Executive, beating out J.T. Roby. Hutchins said he is eager to begin his next four years in office; his three biggest focus areas are the new industrial park, roads and Dean Watts Park.

Nelson County, KY · 18h

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5 Kentucky Rules That Decide Who Pays When a Neighbor’s Tree Falls on Your House

A suburban Louisville homeowner was once awarded $7,875 after a dead tree from the lot next door fell on his garage. Then the Kentucky Supreme Court reversed it. The reason is one you’d want to know before a storm hits yours. Here are the rules that decide who pays...

Kentucky · 4d

Shine My Crown

Almaria Baker Defeats Republican Incumbent Jared Bauman in Kentucky House Race Amid Big Gains by Democrats

Democrat Almaria Baker has defeated Republican incumbent Jared Bauman in Kentucky’s 28th House District, helping deliver a series of Democratic victories in… The post Almaria Baker Defeats Republican Incumbent Jared Bauman in Kentucky House Race Amid Big Gains by Democrats appeared first on Shine My Crown .

Kentucky · 2d

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Securing state money for Louisville 'absolutely' gets harder after GOP losses, councilman says

Mayor Craig Greenberg (D-Louisville) is dismissing any concern that the election night losses of two prominent Jefferson County Republicans in the Kentucky legislature will make it more difficult for the city to continue to secure record investments from the state. "I'm confident I can build on the relationships that I...

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New 270-Foot Mural Turns Gritty I-65 Underpass Into Louisville Art Hub

A stretch of East Main Street that commuters once rushed through without a second glance is now stopping foot traffic in downtown Louisville. Local artists Damon Thompson, Chris Chappell and Wilfred Sieg III have transformed the underpass between Jackson and Hancock streets into a sprawling mural celebrating the city's history, and officials unveiled the finished work this week.

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Louisville Loop Grows by a Mile as Two New East-End Trail Sections Open

Two new stretches of paved trail are now open in east Louisville, part of the city's long-running push to build a shared-use path system that eventually wraps around the entire metro area. Mayor Craig Greenberg and several local partners gathered Friday to mark the completion of the projects, which together add roughly 1.03 miles to the Louisville Loop.

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Clark County Court Finalizes Adoptions for 16 Children

About 240 children in Indiana’s foster care system were waiting for adoptive homes, with an average age of 12 to 13, according to the Indiana Department of Child Services figures reported by WISH-TV. Older children, sibling groups and children with more complex needs may wait longer for permanent placement. Gov. Mike Braun signed a proclamation recognizing November as Adoption Month in Indiana, WISH-TV reported.

Jeffersonville, IN · 15h

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Norfolk Southern Packs Six Projects Into One Window

Norfolk Southern used one 26-hour maintenance window on the W Line for six major projects in southern Indiana and Kentucky. The railroad describes the work as a recent window on a line that carries intermodal and automotive traffic between Midwest and Southeast markets. The account is dated October 27, 2026. It does not give the calendar day the window occurred.

Louisville, KY · 3d

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Incumbent Craig Greenberg defeated Shameka Parrish-Wright and three other candidates in the general election for mayor of Louisville, Kentucky

Incumbent Craig Greenberg defeated Shameka Parrish-Wright and three other candidates in the nonpartisan general election for mayor of Louisville, Kentucky, on November 3, 2026. This was the first nonpartisan mayoral election in Louisville's history. Democrats had won every mayoral election in Louisville since 1965. Both Greenberg and Parrish-Wright were Democrats....

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No changes for Bardstown, but Bloomfield, New Haven city government gets shakeup

Bardstown will have the same mayor and City Council following re-election for all seven people Tuesday. However, the city boards for New Haven and Bloomfield will each feature new members. Dick Heaton, who has 18 total years serving as Bardstown mayor, will now have four more years to execute his...

Bardstown, KY · 18h

The Spun

A Louisville Library Replaced the Candy Stolen by a Raccoon, Opossum, and Squirrel

A raccoon, an opossum, and a squirrel snagged a bag of Halloween candy meant for kids at a downtown Louisville library, so the library restocked the treats.

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The Courier Journal

Louisville's referendum on Republican lawmakers may come with a cost | Exclusive

To John Hodgson, the morning after the midterms felt like walking out of a bomb shelter. The Republican state representative from Fisherville, a neighborhood in eastern Louisville, won his race by just 100 votes after sweating through an election night that began with a huge drop of early voting ballots favoring William "Woody" Zorn, his Democratic challenger. Hodgson trailed for much of the night before pulling ahead late in a narrow win over an opponent he'd beaten by more than 4,000 votes in 2024. Hodgson earned another two-year term in the state House, but he'll return to Frankfort in 2027 as the lone GOP representative whose district is contained solely within Jefferson County. Five House Republicans from the region were ousted by local voters in the Nov. 3 elections, along with two state senators. Those lawmakers – Reps. Jared Bauman, Ken Fleming, Chris Lewis, Jason Nemes and Susan Witten, along with Sens. Julie Raque Adams and Lindsey Tichenor – were able to be in the room in recent years with leaders from the GOP supermajorities as they crafted critical legislation and funding measures, Hodgson said. Now, he and Rep. Emily Callaway, who ran unopposed in a district that includes portions

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