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Monday 8th February, 2010

  • Mayoral candidates pledge support for arts

    Courier-Journal

    Eleven candidates for Louisville mayor met Monday night to answer questions on art's role in the future of the city, often focusing on the importance of maintaining art education for the youth.

  • Snow Expected In Louisville

    The Louisville Channel

    As of 10:30 p.m. Monday, the snow had not started falling, and Jefferson County Public Schools hasn't called off school just yet.Earlier Monday, a transportation official said if the snow starts after...

  • Emotions Spill Over At Chemical Spill Meeting

    The Louisville Channel

    Emotions spilled over at a meeting about a chemical spill. Dozens of residents showed up to voice their anger and demand answers from government officials, as well as the company that's claiming respo...

  • Louisville metal recycler expects profit to double

    Courier-Journal

    Industrial Services of America said Monday that its earnings per share more than doubled last year and credited a move into more profitable segments of metal recycling.

  • Louisville metal recycler expects profit to double

    Courier-Journal

    Industrial Services of America said Monday that its earnings per share more than doubled last year and credited a move into more profitable segments of metal recycling.

  • Louisville metal recycler expects profit to double

    Courier-Journal

    Industrial Services of America said Monday that its earnings per share more than doubled last year and credited a move into more profitable segments of metal recycling.

  • Muhammad Ali: Through The Eyes Of His Wife

    The Louisville Channel

    He's the man known simply as "The Greatest."Three decades after his retirement from boxing, Muhammad Ali's stature on the world stage has only grown.A man born of modest means who overcame just about ...

  • State to expand school energy conservation program

    Courier-Journal

    Gov. Steve Beshear announced the expansion of the Kentucky Energy Efficiency Program for Schools, called KEEPS, during a press conference Monday afternoon at Roby Elementary School in Shepherdsville.

  • Cafe 360 up in smoke

    Examiner

    Cafe 360 , on Bardstown Road. Beyond the sweet smelling smoke curtain of Cafe 360, a spacious, yet intimate hangout is born. Small booths and circular tables are spread throughout the venue. With a me...

  • Live Wire: Winter Weather Watch

    The Louisville Channel

    Hey, while you have a chance, how 'bout explaining how this winter, the cold weather and numerous snow events compares to typical El Nino years. So far, is this winter not following the script. As for...

  • Defense Wants Witness Suppression In Cano Case

    The Louisville Channel

    The case against the man accused of killing 4-year-old Ivan Cano is moving forward.Attorneys for Cecil New want the testimony of several prosecution witnesses excluded from the trial.Defense attorneys...

  • Benefit in teen's honor planned after accidents forge bond between two families

    Courier-Journal

    Characters such as Shaquille O'Seal, Mia Hammster and Peyton Manatee will perform in a benefit for a scholarship fund in Ethan's name. A percentage of ticket sales will go toward the fund.

  • Olympic skiing star Jimmie Heuga dies in Louisville

    Denver Post

    More photos. (Neil Leifer, Sports Illustrated) Ace skier Jimmie Heuga, a former Olympic bronze medalist and NCAA champion who helped put the U.S. ski team on the map in the 1960s, died Monday in Louis...

  • Civil Rights Leaders Condemn Fatal Shooting

    The Louisville Channel

    Local civil rights leaders are condemning the fatal shooting of a Louisville man by four Louisville police officers.On Monday afternoon, two representatives of the Justice Resource Center met with pol...

  • Indiana Prepares For Second Line Of Storms

    The Louisville Channel

    After a weekend of clearing away roadways full of snow and ice, Indiana crews are preparing for the second line of storms.Each highway department has its own methods for snow preparations, but many sp...

  • Man shot by LMPD officers dies

    Wave 3

    LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Four LMPD officers are on administrative leave, pending an investigation, after a police involved shooting. Saturday night, around 8:30, LMPD officers responded to a call to in...

  • 3 inches of snow expected by morning; JCPS won't decide until early Tuesday

    Courier-Journal

    The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning for south-central Indiana and north-central Kentucky Monday, with snow expected to start falling Monday night and continuing to about 1 p.m. ...

  • Frost Middle students suspended for taking drugs at school

    Courier-Journal

    Twelve students from Frost Middle School were suspended and two others were withdrawn from Jefferson County Public Schools by their parents after an incident involving drugs on Friday.

  • Kentucky Truck Plant on one-week shutdown

    Courier-Journal

    Roughly 3,900 United Auto Workers are laid off this week with Kentucky Truck Plant production suspended so the plant can be prepared for assembly of 2011 F-Series Super Duty trucks, UAW Vice President...

  • The Last Five Years in two directions

    Examiner

    Tickets for the show are $20 for non-members, $16 for JCC members, and $16 for students and senior citizens. Tickets can be purchased at the Jewish Community Center or by calling 502-459-0660. More in...

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