Lexington mayor to brief public on recommendations from homelessness task force at Monday news conference
Mayor Gorton said she will share recommendations developed by the city’s Task Force on Homelessness during an upcoming news conference.
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Mayor Gorton said she will share recommendations developed by the city’s Task Force on Homelessness during an upcoming news conference.
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A newly unredacted set of court documents in a Louisville-area case involving an AI chatbot company is prompting renewed scrutiny of the company’s product and claims tied to user safety and disclosure.
Clerk’s office officials spent Friday, Oct. 9 running equipment checks as Election Day approaches.
The local television station continued its 2026 school board election coverage with an interview package featuring the candidates seeking the District 4 seat on the Jefferson County Public Schools board.
Company officials told WAVE that despite shifting trade policy and tariff uncertainty, GE Appliances plans to keep committing capital in Louisville and move additional manufacturing from overseas to the city.
At the Shaping Our Appalachia Region Summit in Corbin, Gov. Andy Beshear and U.S. Rep. Hal Rogers joined to announce federal funding tied to economic development efforts across Eastern Kentucky, while disagreeing publicly on how President Donald Trump’s approach is affecting the region.
The lawsuit, filed Thursday, alleges OpenAI used reporting from the USA Today network’s 19 publications, including the Courier Journal, without permission.
Louisville Public Media announced it will share a special broadcast of a recent mayoral debate featuring the city’s incumbent mayor, Craig Greenberg, and Metro Council member Shameka Parrish-Wright.
The council voted 10-1 Thursday night to prolong the city’s temporary pause on new data center development, pushing the city’s review timeline out to late 2027.