Spectrum News 1 (Louisville, KY)

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Rebuilding the Palisades, one house at a time

1 day ago | spectrumnews1.com | Chace Beech

LOS ANGELES — When they found the house with sweeping ocean views and a backyard that butted up against nature, the Wong family knew they had found their perfect home — it was where Jason and Alice wanted to raise their two young children, Remi and Ryder.
Playground designed for children with special needs

1 day ago | spectrumnews1.com | Aliah Keller

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Playgrounds are meant to be spaces where kids can freely play and explore, but for many families, traditional playgrounds can be daunting or inaccessible. However, a new playground in Columbus is changing the game.
After deadly fire in Milwaukee, grief turns into calls for change

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Kelly Milan

MILWAUKEE — On Mother’s Day, a fire broke out inside the Highland Court Apartments in Milwaukee, killing five people.
Hot Summer Nights will return to Austin this summer

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Kelsey Leffingwell

AUSTIN, Texas — Hot Summer Nights is returning to Austin’s Red River Cultural District this summer. The free festival will take place from July 24 to July 26. “Hot Summer Nights is more than just music - it’s a celebration of our city’s creative spirit and a boost to our local economy.
‘The Ted Cruz Curse’: Resolution aims to ban Cruz from attending sports events

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Kelsey Leffingwell

TEXAS — According to Chron, a resolution has been filed by Harris County Democratic Party precinct chairs Bill Kelly and Charles Kuffner to try to keep the “Ted Cruz Curse” out of state sporting events. Sen. Ted Cruz’s attendance at sporting events has coincided with losses for the home team on many occasions. Sports fans have nicknamed the phenomenon of him attending losing games the “Ted Cruz Curse.”In August, Cruz was at the Texas A&M versus Notre Dame football game, which Texas A&M lost.
Consumer Reports accuses Kroger stores of deceptive pricing

2 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Susan Carpenter

One of the nation’s largest grocery store chains has been overcharging customers, Consumer Reports alleged in a report released Wednesday. The nonprofit organization said Kroger has been charging shoppers full price for items that were on sale or advertised as discounted.
Experts react to Jayson Tatum's leg injury

3 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Cam Jandrow

WORCESTER, Mass. - A right leg injury for star Jayson Tatum has put a black cloud over the Celtic's 2025 playoff run. Tatum going down in the fourth quarter of Monday night's game with a right leg injury. Tatum needing a wheelchair to leave the court. "It was definitely the first thing that popped into my head," said Dr. Phil Lahey when asked whether an achilles injury was the first thing that came to his mid after the play.
States sue DHS, DOT for tying grants to immigration

3 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Susan Carpenter

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — In their 21st and 22nd lawsuits against the Trump administration, a coalition of 20 Democratic attorneys general is seeking to stop the departments of Homeland Security and Transportation from imposing immigration enforcement requirements as a condition to receive billions of dollars in grant funding.
States sue DHS, DOT for tying grants to immigration

3 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Susan Carpenter

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — In their 21st and 22nd lawsuits against the Trump administration, a coalition of 20 Democratic attorneys general is seeking to stop the departments of Homeland Security and Transportation from imposing immigration enforcement requirements as a condition to receive billions of dollars in grant funding.
Over 600 people in Cleveland hit by cars last year

3 days ago | spectrumnews1.com | Lydia Taylor

CLEVELAND — More than 600 people walking or on bikes were hit by cars in the city of Cleveland last year, according to a new report released by the nonprofit Bike Cleveland.