Winter storm warning goes into effect at 4 a.m. Friday
A winter storm warning for Franklin County will go into effect at 4 a.m. Friday. The National Weather Service in Louisville issued the warning through 7 a.m. Saturday. Friday’s forecast calls for heavy snow with 3 to 6 inches expected and a high temp of 31.
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg provided an update on how the city is preparing for more snow heading into the weekend.
Mayor Greenberg said all cars must be removed from emergency snow routes by midnight on Thursday. Here is how to check if you need to move.
The city has used 30 million pounds of salt on the roads so far and crews are filling up their trucks with more salt.
More than 30 million pounds of salt has been spread on Louisville roads since Sunday, but crews are procuring more ahead of ...
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More than 4,800 new affordable housing units created in Louisville since January 2023Officials said more than 4,800 new affordable housing units have been created since Louisville Metro Mayor Craig Greenberg ...
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Louisville roads remain covered in snow, ice as people prepare for moreIn the neighborhood of Dorsey Woods, streets remain covered in a sheet of thick ice and snow. People have raised concerns ...
JCPS students were set to return to classrooms this following the winter break, but now with more snow in the forecast, ...
The declaration was made during a news conference attended by several local officials who told the public the city is ...
"The city has not done this before," said Mayor Greenberg, after announcing more JCPS bus routes will be covered by the Metro ...
Winter Storm Blair dumped more than 10 inches of snow on Louisville since Sunday, and an additional 5-6 inches are predicted ...
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg provided the public an update on road conditions the day after Winter Storm Blair moved ...
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