Jacob Munoz
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Kentucky will receive a $117 million award from the federal government to support small business growth.
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Louisville Metro Council Member Cassie Chambers Armstrong has declared victory in the race for former state Senator Morgan McGarvey’s seat.
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City officials say they plan to renovate nearly 10 miles of local roads with the help of federal investment.
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The University of Louisville has a new name for its football stadium.
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Louisville Metro may soon direct a small portion of more than $38 million in eviction relief funding allocated by the state to critical rental assistance after advocates raised alarms last week.
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A new study details Louisville landlord attitudes toward evictions, and it comes as some fear a city eviction crisis is on the way.
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Pro-Russian hackers who targeted Kentucky government websites last week appear to have affected U.S. airport websites in and outside the Commonwealth.
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Local hospital leaders say that as COVID-19 pressures go down, lack of staffing has become a new crisis.
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Residents and workers in 12 counties can seek assistance through the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP). The initiative offers funds to buy food such as meat, produce and dairy products at participating grocery stores.
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Workers at a Clarksville Starbucks voted in favor of unionizing late last week, becoming the Seattle-based chain’s first baristas in Indiana to do so.