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Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern announce new intermodal service (9/15/2025)
Union Pacific Railroad and Norfolk Southern Railway next month will launch a new domestic intermodal service that will originate and terminate in Louisville, Kentucky, interchanging between NS and UP in Kansas City, Missouri. The bi-directional service aims to connect customers with key western and southern markets and NS's intermodal facilities...
The Courier Journal
Inside one rider's 90-minute commute to work on TARC's new network
Alex Chapman emerged from his Portland neighborhood apartment and stepped into the world on a recent Friday, greeted by a gloomy morning. He walked out of the gate surrounding his front yard, closing it behind him, and took a right down the sidewalk toward his bus stop. He took another right at the first intersection he encountered, crossing the street to avoid the pit bull that lives on the other side. A few minutes later, he made it to his first destination of the morning: the Transit Authority of River City stop for route No. 5. It was his first of multiple stops in his commute to his job at Dairy Queen on National Turnpike. Getting to work has been a headache for Chapman in the weeks since TARC implemented a new route network Aug. 2. Getting to his job in south Louisville takes about an hour and a half, with Chapman leaving around 7:30 a.m. to make it just in time for his 9 a.m. shift. The same trip by car would take fewer than 25 minutes, according to Google Maps. The result, Chapman said, is that he spends most of his day either at work or getting to
WAVE
Downtown Louisville businesses frustrated with latest Broadway closure
WBKO
WHAS 11
Hospital workers rethinking their commutes with upcoming road closures
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Three weeks ago, radiologist Ashley Holt started a new job at Norton Hospital in downtown Louisville. Starting Saturday, Sept. 12, her daily commute down Broadway will look different. This Saturday through October, Broadway between Brook and First will be closed to allow for overpass repair. The...
spectrumnews1.com
Next phase of I-65 project in Louisville aims to avoid shutdowns
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Mayor Craig Greenberg, D-Louisville, said the next phases of the Interstate 65 Central Corridor Project are expected to avoid future interstate shutdowns while construction continues on downtown bridges through 2027. Greenberg was joined by Gov. Andy Beshear, D-Louisville, on Thursday to discuss how the major roadwork...
WBKO
Parts of Dillard road to close Monday
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - Parts Dillard Road will be closed starting Monday, Sept 14. The road will be closed to through traffic between the Summit entrance and 1828 Dillard Road for scheduled road work, which is expected to last approximately three weeks. Residents between Nashville Road and the Summit...
lexingtonky.news
I-65 reopens ahead of schedule with Beshear’s pledge for no future shutdown
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Governor Andy Beshear joined state and local leaders on July 28 to announce that Interstate 65 in Louisville would reopen to traffic three days ahead of schedule on July 29, restoring two lanes in each direction and marking a major milestone in the $150 million I-65 Central Corridor Project.
ridetarc.org
#RiderAlert: Detour for Route 1, 72, 76 and 93 September 11, 2026 to October 10, 2026
Due to Highway construction on the I-65 Central Corridor project, beginning on Friday night September 11, Broadway Street Between 1st St. and Brook St. will have a full lanes closure. Please detour around this area. We appreciate your patience as we work around this construction project. If you’re riding Route...
spectrumnews1.com
TARC riders say Louisville bus redesign has lengthened commutes
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than a month after the Transit Authority of River City launched a consolidated bus network in Louisville, some longtime riders say they are still adjusting to longer commutes and major disruptions to daily life. TARC began operating its redesigned system on Aug. 2 after agency...