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yahoo.com | Killian Baarlaer
A cohort of 28 Kentucky state senators joined forces to ask Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem to delay the looming enforcement of Real ID requirements. The April 17 letter written by Senate Transportation Committee Chair Jimmy Higdon, R-Lebanon, asks for federal agencies to postpone requirements for Real IDs, which meet enhanced security standards set by Congress.
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yahoo.com | Killian Baarlaer
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has denied individual and public assistance for some Kentucky counties impacted by the deadly and destructive flooding that pummeled Kentucky in February. In an April 22 letter, FEMA officials said individual assistance would not be provided for residents in Butler, Franklin, Knox, Laurel, Lawrence and Whitley counties. Simpson and Woodford counties were also denied public assistance.
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yahoo.com | Killian Baarlaer
Officials have started preparations for demolition at the site of the former Givaudan Sense Colour factory in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, Mayor Craig Greenberg said in an April 17 news release. Local officials with the Air Pollution Control District, Codes and Regulations, Public Health and Wellness and MSD are working with Givaudan officials to develop a plan for demolishing the plant beginning in early Summer 2025.
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courier-journal.com | Killian Baarlaer
The Givaudan Sense Colour plant in Louisville, Kentucky, which was the site of a deadly explosion in November, is slated for demolition this summer. Metro Government officials will oversee the demolition process to ensure safety and minimize disruption to the surrounding community. Officials have started preparations for demolition at the site of the former Givaudan Sense Colour factory in Louisville's Clifton neighborhood, Mayor Craig Greenberg said in an April 17 news release.
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yahoo.com | Killian Baarlaer
Kentuckians who have visited Driver Licensing Regional Offices in recent weeks may have noticed long lines as the implementation of new state and federal rules for Real IDs, ID cards and driver's licenses requiring new minimum security standards set by Congress, fall on top of each other. Starting May 7, the Transportation Safety Administration will require flyers have either a Real ID or passport for domestic flights.
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UofL board members found former President Kim Schatzel's performance to be satisfactory in an evaluation last summer. But as the CJ continues looking into what caused the separation, the review points to some of the board's critiques of her leadership.
Schatzel's last available review from Summer 2024 showed trustees generally approved of her leadership, but had a few concerns in key areas. https://t.co/K3ZJbS9Lpm
The CJ has been covering recent severe weather & its impacts for about a week now. With a widespread event like this, it can be easy to get lost in the big picture. Photojournalist Matt Stone and I took a hard look at the harsh impacts felt by a few residents in SW Louisville.
A week into a prolonged weather event causing widespread flooding in Kentucky, southwest Louisville residents are just now seeing the worst of it. https://t.co/TV8uDwySti
RT @courierjournal: Several Louisville leaders are calling on JCPS to restore magnet bus routes and reopen the application window for magne…