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Dosker Manor building was without power for nearly 20 hours
SUMMARY: A water leak in the electrical system caused a nearly 24-hour power outage for over 170 residents of D’Oscar Manor Building C. Maintenance worked on the issue from 4 PM Thursday until 11 PM but could not restore power until the system dried. Residents voiced concerns for vulnerable individuals, as elevators were inoperable, leaving those with mobility issues struggling. The Louisville Metro Housing Authority and the fire department assisted residents during the outage. Officials are submitting a proposal to HUD for the building’s demolition, with hopes of relocating residents within 12 to 18 months, citing ongoing safety concerns.
Dosker Manor building was without power for nearly 20 hours
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LMPD investigating after man shot to death near Park Hill and California neighborhoods
SUMMARY: LMPD is investigating a fatal shooting that occurred just after 7:30 PM near the California and Park Hill neighborhoods. Police responded to a ShotSpotter alert on West Oak and Doctor W.J. Hodges Street, where a man was found shot multiple times and pronounced dead on the sidewalk. Authorities are seeking public assistance, emphasizing that numerous witnesses were present at the scene. They highlighted the need for help in solving this homicide, as well as several others that have occurred recently amid increasing violence in the area.
LMPD investigating after man shot to death near Park Hill and California neighborhoods
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SUMMARY: Kentucky’s income tax rate could drop from 4% to 3.5% due to a growing reserve fund exceeding $5 billion. However, the tax cut requires legislative approval in the 2025 session and would only take effect in 2026. Discussions continue regarding the impact of this reduction on average Kentuckians; Senator McDaniel argues it allows individuals to retain more of their earnings, while Senator Neil expresses concern about potential service funding deficits. He highlights the experience of Kansas, where similar tax policies led to economic challenges. The sustainability of low tax rates amidst inflation remains uncertain.
Kentucky is set for another half percent income tax cut by 2026. GOP Budget Chair Chris McDaniel and Sen. Gerald Neal discuss how much money it will save Kentuckians long term and if the state can still operate on the reduced revenue
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