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Jennifer Ortiz said her husband was pulled over by Louisville Metro Police who told him he had a warrant in Florida — a state he has never lived in.

Food, crafts and cocktails: NuLu Marketplace holds official grand opening Share Updated: 9:32 PM EDT Apr 8, 2021 Share Updated: 9:32 PM EDT Apr 8, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript CAN GUARI LIVE IN NULU WITH THE STORY. VICKI STEFAN A NEW SHOPPING AND DINING HOTSPOT IS HERE FOR LOUISVILLE. COMMUNITY MEMBERS NOW DESPITE A LITTLE RAIN THAT WE SAW EARLIER NOTHING COULD WASH AWAY THE OPTIMISM THAT WAS SEEN AT A CEREMONY THAT TOOK PLACE IN THIS COURT. KICKING OFF THE GRAND REOPENING OF THE NEW MARKETPLACE. THIS IS GOING TO BE ONE OF THE PREMIER REDEVELOPMENTS IN THE...

GuidesArch CityHome & StyleDiningFeaturesWeddingsLegals City Hall vs. the FOP A decades-old drama boils over as Columbus Mayor Andy Ginther and the powerful union fight over the future of police reform in Columbus. Columbus Monthly No Columbus mayor has more experience working with the local police union than Mike Coleman. Every three years during his 16-year tenure, Coleman and his team bargained over a new labor contract with the Fraternal Order of Police Capital City Lodge No. 9, which represents 28 law enforcement agencies in Central Ohio, including the Columbus Division of Police.  ...

Thomasville City Council approves allocation of $244,900 CARES Act funds Anthony Murdock and last updated 2021-03-11 12:24:47-05 THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WTXL) — The Thomasville City Council recently approved the allocation of Federal Coronavirus Aid & Relief Economic Security Act (CARES) funding to the Community Outreach Training Center (COTC) to address COVID-19 related relief services for citizens of Thomasville. The City of Thomasville will provide the center with $244,900 in funding to assist the residents of Thomasville with programs that will help with the prevention of homelessness an...

EAST LIVERPOOL — February was a busy month, according to Mayor Greg Bricker. In addition to all the snow and ice removal and repairs to city infrastructure by city employees, there was a lot of work done that residents didn’t see. During his report at Monday’s regular council meeting, Mayor Bricker also explained that his office has been busy, submitting projects for the state budget. In addition to the wellness center and trails, the city also is working on a transportation initiative and hoping to get $150,000 for blight removal and rehabilitation of housing within the city. “We hop...