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Jacob Munoz/LPMThe Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee voted late Wednesday to reject a controversial proposal by the Louisville Collegiate School to demolish the Yorktown Apartments. -
City officials expect to release an updated plan for the Preston corridor, which addresses injuries and fatalities, this spring.
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After months of negotiations and strike threats, the Transit Authority of River City and its employees have agreed on a new contract. -
More than 30 residents live in the Yorktown Apartments and have to vacate by the end of January.
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State transportation agencies are expanding Louisville area highways to keep up with demand, a practice some say is flawed.
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Reporters at the Louisville paper voted 22 to 4 in favor of organizing. They’ll now seek a new contract with their employer Gannett.
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Workers from Starbucks on Factory Lane participated in a strike Thursday with more than 100 other locations across the country.
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The researchers surveyed more than 200 local property owners to better understand how they view evictions.
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Norton spokesperson Renee Murphy said the goal is to show residents the influence of their comments. The company collected 4,000 surveys.
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The store closures could negatively impact residents who aren’t able to travel long distances for their medication.
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Mobile home values are rising at a rate nearly as fast as that of single-family homes. Median value of a mobile home has increased about 34.6% annually.
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Reporters for The Markup found that U.S. households in poorer neighborhoods are given worse deals than those in wealthier areas.
