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Louisville Independent Business Alliance Launches Annual HoLOUdays Gift Card Campaign

Louisville Independent Business Alliance Launches Annual HoLOUdays Gift Card Campaign

Louisville Independent Business Alliance Launches Annual HoLOUdays Gift Card Campaign
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Kentucky Erases $153 Million in Medical Debt for 67,000 Residents Through State Program

Kentucky Erases $153 Million in Medical Debt for 67,000 Residents Through State Program

Kentucky's medical debt relief program has successfully erased $153 million in medical debt for 67,000 residents. This initiative, led by Governor Andy Beshear, recently completed its second round of debt forgiveness, eliminating nearly $50.6 million for over 22,000 Kentuckians. The program aims to cancel a total of $250 million in medical debt for approximately 130,000 residents. Established in September via executive order, the Team Kentucky Medical Debt Relief Program allocated $2.5 million to Undue Medical Debt, a national nonprofit. This organization purchases qualifying medical debt at a reduced rate and then forgives it. According to the governor's office, every $1 spent by the state results in $100 of medical debt erased. The program does not require an application; instead, Undue Medical Debt identifies eligible individuals who then receive an official notification letter. Allison Sesso, President and CEO of Undue Medical Debt, emphasized that no one should face financial instability due to necess...
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Lexington Launches Public Database for Property Code Violations to Enhance Transparency

Lexington Launches Public Database for Property Code Violations to Enhance Transparency

Lexington, Kentucky, has introduced a new public database that allows residents to research property code violations and review enforcement histories. This initiative aims to provide renters, homebuyers, and neighborhood organizations with more informed decision-making tools regarding housing. The Code Enforcement Database enables users to search by property address or owner, offering access to three years of records, which are updated every 15 days. According to Mayor Linda Gorton, this resource will help residents, particularly renters, make better housing choices, give neighborhood organizations improved access to information on property conditions, and increase public transparency and accountability. The database details specific violations, links to applicable property maintenance codes, and indicates whether violations are open or closed, distinguishing unresolved issues from addressed cases. This development follows advocacy from BUILD (Building a United Interfaith Lexington through Direct Action), ...
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Muhammad Ali's Boxing Career and Cultural Impact Detailed in Retrospective

Muhammad Ali's Boxing Career and Cultural Impact Detailed in Retrospective

Muhammad Ali's Boxing Career and Cultural Impact Detailed in Retrospective
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Five Plays: Stanford First Quarter

Five Plays: Stanford First Quarter

Louisville started the game with an unbelievable script, attacking the edges of Stanford’s defense. They ran some option plays and a nice swing pass to Isaac Brown early on, looking to get their fast players into space against a Stanford defense that is not very athletic. I really like that they also looked to take […]
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City of Covington Advances Preservation Efforts for Historic Frank Duveneck House

City of Covington Advances Preservation Efforts for Historic Frank Duveneck House

The City of Covington, Kentucky, is moving into the next phase of preserving the historic Frank Duveneck House, a building linked to one of America's most influential artists. Following the successful stabilization of the structure, architects and engineers are now developing detailed plans for the necessary construction work. Once these plans are finalized, the city intends to submit the scope of work to the National Park Service for approval, a step anticipated to occur early next year. Frank Duveneck, a native of Covington, gained significant recognition as a prominent American artist. This ongoing project underscores the city's commitment to maintaining its historical and cultural landmarks.
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Cleveland Fed President Explains 2 Percent Inflation Objective for Economic Stability

Cleveland Fed President Explains 2 Percent Inflation Objective for Economic Stability

Cleveland Fed President Explains 2 Percent Inflation Objective for Economic Stability
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City of Covington, KY, Announces Weekend Events Featuring Live Music and Local Gatherings

City of Covington, KY, Announces Weekend Events Featuring Live Music and Local Gatherings

City of Covington, KY, Announces Weekend Events Featuring Live Music and Local Gatherings
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Kimco Realty Acquires Two Grocery-Anchored Shopping Centers in Louisville for $295 Million

Kimco Realty Acquires Two Grocery-Anchored Shopping Centers in Louisville for $295 Million

Kimco Realty Acquires Two Grocery-Anchored Shopping Centers in Louisville for $295 Million
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U.S. Schools Implement Varied Screen Time Limits Amidst Federal Guidance and Research Debates

U.S. Schools Implement Varied Screen Time Limits Amidst Federal Guidance and Research Debates

U.S. schools are increasingly implementing screen time limits, with policies varying significantly by district and state. As of October 2026, Los Angeles Unified bans instructional screen time before grade 2 and sets weekly caps for older grades. Iowa caps digital instruction at 60 minutes daily for kindergarten through grade 5, while Fleming County, Kentucky, limits screen time to 45, 60, and 90 minutes per day for elementary, middle, and high school levels, respectively. States like Tennessee, Utah, and Alabama have passed laws requiring policies or standards to minimize unnecessary screen time. Federal guidance from the U.S. Department of Education emphasizes evaluating technology based on its instructional value rather than just screen time duration, while the Surgeon General's advisory highlights harmful screen use as a public health concern.
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Joan Osborne and Ozzy Osbourne Not Related, Despite Shared Musical Influence

Joan Osborne and Ozzy Osbourne Not Related, Despite Shared Musical Influence

Joan Osborne and Ozzy Osbourne Not Related, Despite Shared Musical Influence
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Will Newsom commute historic 548 death sentences in California? Maybe

Will Newsom commute historic 548 death sentences in California? Maybe

California Gov. Gavin Newsom wants 548 inmates taken off death row and given life in prison instead. The state supreme court will decide 382 of them.