City of Louisville putting money into groups to try to curb violent crime Mar 12, 2025 Mar 12, 2025 Updated Mar 12, 2025 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It's part of a federal grant. Tags Louisville-news Wdrb-news Wdrb News Wdrb News Louisville News Kentucky News Indiana News As featured on City's $3M grant to Goodwill Industries aims to curb violence in 5 Louisville neighborhoods In a city trying to regain its footing, a new collaboration is emerging. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Thursday night forecast Poll Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesBody recovered after search for person who fell out of boat at east Louisville parkWoman detained by ICE at Louisville airport says she was denied lifesaving sickle cell medicationGrammy-nominated Christian artist performs for 2nd-highest KFC Yum! Center concert crowd everFormer Kentucky State Police trooper pleads guilty in federal court for civil rights violationsHardin County Schools bans metal and glass water bottles for new school yearJCPS names new chief academic officer following abrupt resignationLouisville Zoo launches live web camera showing 3 new female tiger cubsLMPD searches Black drivers at more than twice the rate of white drivers, internal data showsWest Louisville homelessness nonprofit says housing voucher shortage is leaving homes empty3 injured after multi-vehicle crash on I-65 North near the Gene Snyder in Louisville Videos
City's $3M grant to Goodwill Industries aims to curb violence in 5 Louisville neighborhoods In a city trying to regain its footing, a new collaboration is emerging.
