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Louisville changes immigrant detention policies after pressure from Trump administration
Kentucky’s largest city is changing a detention policy for immigrants following pressure from the Trump administration. During a Tuesday press conference, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city will reinstate a 48-hour hold for “inmates who are arrested for crimes,
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Louisville is dropping its 'sanctuary city' policiesWhile Louisville has had the same policies in place for years, the city was only recently designated a "sanctuary city" by ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville leaders gave an update on the " Reimagine 9th Street " project Tuesday. Louisville Metro Public ...
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This summer, we're taking a player-by-player look at Louisville basketball's roster for Year 2 of the Pat Kelsey era. Up next ...
Another officer, Bryson Bell, was suspended in January for 15 days for performing a full body strip search during a traffic ...
The Lexington-based eatery is expanding with its first Louisville location set to open on July 28. Here's what you'll find on ...
Reports of an "unattended package" caused a brief stir in downtown Louisville Tuesday morning. The scene unfolded after 9 a.m ...
Police said Michael Rodgers admitted to the crime, and told police he was mad because the knocking bothered him and woke him ...
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