SUMMARY: TARC is set to implement service changes in January, which include the discontinuation of three bus routes affecting West Louisville, downtown, and areas like PRP and Shively. High-traffic routes on Fourth Street, Dixie, Rapid, Broadway, and Preston Highway will also see reduced frequency from every 15 minutes to every 20 minutes. To address community concerns, TARC will hold two open houses on November 13 at the TARC building on West Broadway, allowing residents to ask questions about the changes. The initiative aims to enhance service efficiency while addressing operational challenges.

TARC cutting three routes in 2025

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SUMMARY: Lexington Police arrested 20-year-old Jacob Fogle in connection with a shooting on Versales Road on October 19th. He faces charges of assault and evidence tampering. Officers found 39-year-old Christopher Reed and a woman with gunshot wounds at the scene. Fogle later arrived at the hospital with a gunshot wound. Reports indicate that Fogle attempted to steal meth from Reed, who is also charged with trafficking a controlled substance. Fogle is currently held at the FY County Detention Center.

Two men have been charged in connection with a shooting that happened on Oct. 19 in Lexington.

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SUMMARY: In the Ninth Congressional District, Congresswoman Erin Houchin, a Republican, has previously won elections comfortably but faces a challenge from moderate Democrat Tim Peck, an emergency physician focusing on healthcare reform and bipartisan initiatives like telemedicine. Peck emphasizes the importance of abortion rights based on his medical experience, asserting government shouldn’t interfere in healthcare decisions. Houchin, staunchly anti-abortion, prioritizes economic issues, border security, and energy independence. She aims to reverse President Biden‘s policies on natural gas and promote the Secure the Border Act. Libertarian candidate Russell Brooksbank is also in the race but has historically had little impact.

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