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Residents participate in Bike to Work Day

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Many Louisville residents traded in their four wheeled transportation for the two wheeled kind.

Friday was Bike to Work Day in the River City as part of the Mayor's Healthy Hometown Movement. Six locations around town were set up so participates could meet and ride together.

At lunchtime, cyclists were celebrated at 4th Street Live! with a bike giveaway and were provided with more information about bicycle commuting.

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Tech Adventure Camps at General Butler State Resort Park

Tech Adventure Camps at General Butler State Resort Park

From Kentucky Department of Parks

CARROLLTON, KY – General Butler State Resort Park will host Tech Adventure Camps in June and July for children in grades 1-8.

Early bird discount for StageOne Family Theatre's expanded DramaWorks Summer Camps

Early bird discount for StageOne Family Theatre's expanded DramaWorks Summer Camps

From StageOne

LOUISVILE, KY - StageOne Family Theatre’s DramaWorks Summer Camps have been expanded to include Summer Intensives and Master Classes.  The Early Bird discount for enrollment ends June 1.  Students who enroll in May save 10%! 

UofL Center for Women and Infants addresses growing problem for babies

UofL Center for Women and Infants addresses growing problem for babies

From UofL

LOUISVILLE, KY – The University of Louisville Center for Women & Infants is on the forefront of helping Kentucky handle a growing problem – babies born with neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) as a result of being exposed to drugs in the womb.

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LMPD to participate in annual Click it or Ticket campaign

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Louisville Metro police will be increasing the enforcement of seat belt violations.

The department is partnering with the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety and other state and local law enforcement agencies for the annual Click it or Ticket campaign, which runs from May 20 to June 2.

Officers will buckle down on drivers who are not buckled up and said they are prepared to ticket anyone who is not wearing a seat belt, without warnings or excuses.

The goal of the campaign is to increase driver safety. According to LMPD, Kentucky's seat belt usage rate is 83 percent, which is below the national rate of 86 percent.

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JCPS lays off 41 teachers, 114 placed on overstaffed list

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – Several teachers in the Jefferson County Public School district have been laid off.

JCPS Spokesperson Ben Jackey confirmed 41 teachers, including 20 ECE teachers, have been laid off. An additional 114 teachers have been placed on an overstaffed list, meaning there is a chance they will not return to their current positions in the fall, but they will be moved to other positions within the district.

Jackey said budget projections, the reduction of state and federal funding and a decrease in the number of ECE students in the district all played a large role in the layoffs.

This is the largest layoff JCPS has announced in over a decade and along with the 20 ECE teachers 11 English teachers, seven physical education instructors, two early childhood teachers and one art teacher have also been laid off.

Repair work continues on Kennedy Bridge

Repair work continues on Kennedy Bridge

From Bridges Project-Downtown Crossing

LOUISVILLE, KY - Repairs on the Kennedy Bridge will resume Friday night, resulting in a second weekend of lane closures.  Two of the three southbound lanes of I-65 will be affected.  The work, which is being limited to three weekends, will begin at 9 p.m. on Fridays and continue through 5 a.m. on Mondays.