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While most local residents applaud plans by major companies like IBM and Costco to locate in Louisiana’s capital city, the use of tax dollars to lure them is raising some eyebrows. Local and state...
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2013/05/18 21:52
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - Raoul Cunningham was a gangly 17-year-old high school junior when Louisville police came for him at the lunch counter of the old Stewart's Department Store in February 1961....
2013/05/17 06:26
2013/05/17 06:26
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Cooper says federal funding of BRT doubtful; new opposition forms Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 9:05pm As Mayor Karl Dean celebrates the completion of his signature project this weekend, doubts about...
2013/05/17 05:28
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Music City Center arrives to fanfare as debate still brews over viability Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 11:21pm The image of sound waves spreads across the carpet in the lobby of the Music City...
2013/05/17 00:09
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A public battle is brewing over just how much Nashville's police officers should be paid. Advocates say officers aren't being rewarded for making a big dent in crime, and their campaign is now headed...
2013/05/17 00:06
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Cherokee Triangle residents gave a standing ovation when the Planning Commission announced that Jefferson Development Group's rezoning request had been denied. Jefferson...
2013/05/16 18:06
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Let’s use Yellow Pages testLet’s use Yellow Pages test Published May 13, 2013 at 6:01 pm (Updated May 13, 2013) In his 1997 book The Twenty-First Century City, former Indianapolis Mayor Stephen...
2013/05/16 03:06
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In Costco we trustIn Costco we trust Published May 13, 2013 at 6:00 pm (Updated May 13, 2013) The three great issues of our time in the Capital Region are these: 1) protecting our turf in the global...
2013/05/16 02:40
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A new sewer district proposed for the south end of the parish could cost East Baton Rouge more than $50 million over the next 30 years in potential lost revenue, according to a study by the...
2013/05/15 20:14
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By Adam Tamburin | The Tennessean Nashville Police will not work with the United States Secret Service when first lady Michelle Obama comes here this weekend to speak at Martin Luther King Academic...
2013/05/15 17:08
2013/05/15 17:08
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The Nashville Sounds and Mayor Karl Dean's administration have agreed to a three-year lease extension for the baseball team at Greer Stadium, which would push their stay at the 35-year-old ballpark...
2013/05/15 11:41
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NEW ALBANY — Ohio River Greenway Project Coordinator Shaunna Graf said the struggle to open the K & I Bridge to pedestrians could end in a lawsuit if Norfolk Southern Corp. doesn’t “play nice.” Graf...
2013/05/15 04:41
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This tale, from Gerald Wray, of Pride, is dedicated to all working couples who share a bathroom: “My wife, Kathy, wakes up before me and starts her morning routine of getting ready for work. “I...
2013/05/15 03:56
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - One of Nashville's fastest growing areas could soon look very different if city leaders have their way. Planners unveiled new proposed standards for a major corridor along...
2013/05/15 03:28
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MNPS eyes spending cuts to meet Dean’s budget Tuesday, May 14, 2013 at 10:01pm Director of Schools Jesse Register says cutting down salary raises and curbing staff growth are largely how he expects...
2013/05/15 00:09
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The Metro School Board is set to meet Tuesday night, and members will get an earful about plans for a new school. Administrators want to buy some land off Smith Springs Road near Percy Priest Lake to...
2013/05/13 22:11
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WHAS11) -- City officials have a new way to crack down on home break-ins. Their new plan involves pawn shops and tracking down stolen valuables. Those who run local pawn shops say...
2013/05/13 21:12
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LOUISVILLE, Ky (WHAS11) -- The "phenomenal" performance of the KFC Yum! Center's operations since it was taken over by a new operator should help convince a bond ratings service to upgrade the...
2013/05/13 13:43
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The city of Louisville is placing 19 new surveillance cameras in trouble spots to crack down on illegal dumping. Mayor Greg Fischer says he wants to stop people from turning...
2013/05/13 06:26
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Fairgrounds Redux: 2 years after bruising political fight, events are aligning for another round Monday, May 13, 2013 at 12:47am More than two years after Mayor Karl Dean called off the bulldozers...