Louisville residents can drop-off tree debris for free at 8 sites around Jefferson County
People in Louisville can drop off storm tree debris for free at several sites around the city.
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People in Louisville can drop off storm tree debris for free at several sites around the city.
Metro Public Works is opening eight different drop-off sites for storm debris.
Just some of the many community events shared with us for the coming weeks
By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay The Ministry of Works and Public Assets have said they will embark on refurbishing up to 250 government quarters across the country. The Minister, Peter Bayuku Conteh, said this work is part of the Le 22 billion budget that they are demanding for the 2020 Financial Year. Conteh made the announcement during the presentation of their budget on Monday,
In the Sierra Foothills, a flood watch that goes into effect Wednesday morning had people preparing Tuesday. Here are sandbag locations around the Sacramento region.