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Construction on I-65 in Louisville remains on track with highway to reopen next month

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By Addie Meiners Verified
| WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
Drivers and businesses owners in Louisville can breath a sigh of relief, as the I-65 construction project is on pace to hit it's Aug.
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Jeffersonville police use Safe City system to arrest car break-in suspect in 30 minutes

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By Addie Meiners Verified
| WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
A man is now in the custody of the Jeffersonville Police after he was caught breaking into cars early Wednesday morning. Police said the man was seen rummaging through cars on Hopkins Lane, and drove away in a white sedan. Thanks to Jeffersonville's "Safe City" system, police were able to track down the man in less than 30 minutes. "If you see something, say something. That's what the victim did. They called us and we responded quickly and were able to react and get an arrest on this call," said Cpl.
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Rest stops on I-71 in Oldham County to reopen with upgrades

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By Addie Meiners Verified
| WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
After dozens of complaints from residents, both the north and southbound rest stops in Oldham County are expected to reopen by next year. The rest stops closed in 2023, according to KYTC, due to the I-71 widening project. While the rest stops were expected to reopen, vandalism set the timeframe back. Thanks to a $25 million federal grant, both stops will be restored and reopened.
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