Printing production problems affect Sunday Courier Journal newspaper

News sections missing from Sunday’s Courier Journal because of printing plant issues will be delivered Monday.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Last ride? Why the Belle of Louisville says it will sink without a six-figure city bailout

If the Mary Miller and Belle of Louisville start to cruise as normal, they’ll need roughly $720,000 this fiscal year, officials said.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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NCAA Tournament 2021: Best Saturday matchups, betting odds and players to watch

Saturday brings another jam-packed 16-game day of March Madness action. We break it down by matchup.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Al Smith, journalist and founding host of KET’s ‘Comment on Kentucky’ dies at 94

Smith also served as co-chairman of the Appalachian Regional Commission under Presidents Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan from 1979 to 1982.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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New suburban cities, easier annexation: Is GOP pushing ‘unwinding’ of Louisville merger?

Critics of Kentucky House Bill 309’s option to create new suburban cities and path to easier annexation “slowly but surely an effort to undo merger.”        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Schooled by Anthony Fauci, Rand Paul shows he’s a student of ‘theater’ and not medicine

This isn’t the first time Rand Paul, a Bowling Green ophthalmologist, has endorsed pseudoscience.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Why Louisville tourism is on track for its best month since the coronavirus pandemic began

A recent pickup in business is significant for Louisville Tourism, which has been hurting greatly from a coronavirus-spurred decline in travel.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Why Louisville put its homeless at the front of the line for 1-dose COVID-19 vaccines

The coronavirus hasn’t hit Louisville’s homeless as hard as expected, but officials still are hurrying to get them vaccinated.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Big issues remain for 2021 Kentucky legislature. Is there still time to address them?

Following the Kentucky governor’s two-week veto period, lawmakers will have just two days to tackle some major issues.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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How Louisville’s housing authority went from hundreds of evictions to zero

Louisville’s housing authority hired an eviction prevention specialist and started a diversion program to keep tenants in their homes.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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‘This is game day’: JCPS reopens classrooms to students for the first time in a year

Nearly two-thirds of JCPS students are expected to return to in-person instruction in the coming weeks.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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These 5 big bills cleared the Kentucky legislature just before the veto period deadline

The legislation beating the clock on Tuesday includes the U.S. Senate vacancy bill, backed by Sen. Mitch McConnell.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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‘Destroying lives’: What Black contractors, firm say about the Beecher Terrace pay dispute

Messer Construction acknowledges there have been setbacks during the Louisville Beecher Terrace redevelopment but says discrimination claims are false        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Kentucky Derby Festival announces new date and ‘touring’ route for 2021 Pegasus Parade

The Kentucky Derby Festival’s “touring” Pegasus Parade will travel over 60 miles through more than 35 neighborhoods around Louisville over two days.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Man fatally shot in downtown Louisville identified. Here’s the latest on the city’s homicides

As shootings and homicides continue to impact Louisville in 2021, we’re tracking each fatal incident to better understand violence in the city.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Kindergartners are going to school for the first time. We asked kids for words of wisdom

For hundreds of students, JCPS’ first day of in-person learning will be their first day at school.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Norton Healthcare opens COVID-19 vaccine registry to entire 1C category. How to sign up

There are over 1 million Kentuckians in 1C. Essential workers include grocery store workers, U.S. Postal workers, those in manufacturing and more.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Kentucky lawmakers propose changes that would ‘eviscerate’ no-knock warrant bill, critics say

One year later, “Breonna Taylor’s home state continues to fail her,” said Marcus Jackson of the ACLU of Kentucky.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Louisville basketball’s exclusion from the NCAA Tournament a close call, but not an outrage

Former Louisville trustee calls exclusion from NCAA Basketball Tournament a “blow to the face and to the gut.”        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Remembering Breonna Taylor: Hundreds march in Louisville on anniversary of her death

Breonna Taylor died March 13, 2020, when Louisville Metro Police officers shot her in her home. One year later, events around the city honor her.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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Former lawmaker Charles Booker ‘strongly considering’ running against Rand Paul for Senate

There’s been a lot of speculation about what office former Kentucky Rep. Charles Booker would run for next. He put the rumors to rest Sunday.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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‘It’s killing our people’: Hundreds march in Louisville 1 year after Breonna Taylor’s death

Breonna Taylor’s family was joined by the families of other Americans killed or shot by police, including relatives of Jacob Blake and Sean Monterrosa.        Top Featured Tags: – Kentucky News Press Release Distribution Service

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