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Jeffersontown may add festival this summer
Known for its annual Gaslight Festival held in early fall, Jeffersontown may soon launch a new summer celebration to draw revelers to the city.
Teenager dies in crash on Taylorsville Road in Jeffersontown
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Fatal Accident in Jeffersontown
One person is dead after a fatal crash on Taylorsville Road. It happened around 1:30 this morning at Taylorsville and Tree Lane.
Medical billing mistakes leave customers searching for help
LOUISVILLE, KY - Medical billing mistakes can happen to anyone. Getting insurance companies to admit those mistakes often seems impossible.
Randal 'Ron' Powell joins Jeffersontown City Council
Only days after he interviewed for the job, Randal 'Ron' Powell joined the rest of the Jeffersontown City Council last week for his first regular monthly.
UK's Barnhart to speak at Jeffersontown chamber event
The dinner is scheduled from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 26, at the Jeffersontown Community Center, 10617 Taylorsville Road.
2 bills seek to abolish constable office in Kentucky
The shooting of a woman by a Jefferson County constable in November has spurred two Louisville legislators to file bills in the General Assembly that could lead to the abolition of constables throughout Kentucky.
Columbia man charged in human trafficking prostitution ring
LOUISVILLE, KY - An ongoing investigation by Kentucky State Police into human trafficking has led to the arrest of a Columbia, Kentucky man in Taylor County.
Police: Jeffersontown couple lived a double life trafficking drugs
A couple from Jeffersontown lived a double life, according to police. Reginald Forsythe is accused of leading a large crime group with drugs and guns and is locked up at Metro Corrections, but not without a fight from his lawyer.
Rush for repairs in Jeffersontown area as more storms are on the way
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Storm victims still cleaning up after dark
LOUISVILLE, KY - By the end of the day Tuesday, LG&E officials reported just under 1,000 customers still without power following Tuesday's storms and confirmed tornados in Kentuckiana.
East end residents picking up pieces after powerful storm
JCPS officials are advising that storm damage and closed roads may prevent some students from being dropped off at their normal bus stop.
A lot of damage can be seen on Stonybrook Drive
Whether it was a tornado or straight line winds, something caused a lot of damage in the Fern Creek and Jeffersontown areas in Louisville.