Jeffersontown News

A judge ordered yet another continuance in the case against a man with an alleged foot fetish who posed as a taxi driver.

Louisville metro government is raising fees on building permits, electrical repairs, ambulance runs and liquor stores.

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With cooperation of area law enforcement agencies, local police have charged three individuals with a series of unrelated crimes.

Now, the compliment sometimes has a well-veiled backhandedness, as if a rinky-dinky town like Louisville shouldn't have lots of types of bars.

'I'm really good with electronics,' said Tahlia, who lives in Okolona and will be an eighth-grader. So Tahlia didn't hesitate to sign up for a weeklong engineering camp at Jeffersontown High School, where she might end up studying the subject as a freshman.

There have been new developments in the search for a man police say unleashed his pit bull on a Jeffersontown Police officer.

Multiple police departments are searching for a man or men using unusual diversions to take money from local businesses.

Jeffersontown police are looking for a hotel robbery suspect who they say also assaulted an officer.

A group of General Motors bondholders and some of the automaker's labor unions filed objections Friday to GM's plan to sell its assets to a new company that can emerge from bankruptcy protection.

At least one Louisville metro government budget problem has been solved for fiscal 2010: The city's 16 community ministries will not have restrictions placed upon their city funding that would have prevented them from using it for office expenses.

When Brendan Soto and Omer Veladzic heard the theme of the Kentucky School Nutrition Association Art Contest - "Dancing with the Stars: Swing into Nutrition" - they envisioned dancing vegetables, and their posters were chosen as state winners.

At least one person was injured in an early morning accident at Patti Avenue and Old Six Mile Lane after a vehicle hit a moving train, a Jeffersontown police dispatcher said.

Through June 19, the city of Jeffersontown will be taking bids for a consultant who can do the final design of a $600,000 project to be funded with American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds.

More than 10 years later, Worley is now one of six volunteer instructors for the society, and he doesn't mind that the organization has moved from his neighborhood to Hikes Point.

The third annual Art on the Parish Green festival at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in downtown New Albany drew a small but steady stream of visitors to the two-day show over the weekend.

The 17th Annual Spruce Up Jeffersontown, sponsored by the city and Chamber Jeffersontown, is tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to noon.

Developer Larry Clark will present plans for a standard single-family subdivision off Chenoweth Run Road at a neighborhood meeting tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the community center at Jeffersontown's Veterans Park, 10617 Taylorsville Road.

When Randy Lawson became a Jeffersontown firefighter in 1975, the department was made up entirely of volunteers like him.

A retired police officer ends up arrested by the force he used to be on. David Jones Jeffersontown police say David Jones, a retired police officer, was hired by a local company to work a bad check case as a private citizen.