Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsLOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than 100 members of Louisville's Cuban community gathered at , 735 E. Market St., Sunday to rally in support of the immigrant-owned restaurant. The rally came after a laid out demands that aim to improve diversity in NuLu, which is known for its locally owned shops and restaurants. Fernando Martinez, a partner of the Olé Restaurant Group, publicly denounced the letter's demands on Facebook, calling them "mafia tactics" used to intimidate business owners. On Thursday, a small group...…Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsLOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than 100 members of Louisville's Cuban community gathered at , 735 E. Market St., Sunday to rally in support of the immigrant-owned restaurant. The rally came after a laid out demands that aim to improve diversity in NuLu, which is known for its locally owned shops and restaurants. Fernando Martinez, a partner of the Olé Restaurant Group, publicly denounced the letter's demands on Facebook, calling them "mafia tactics" used to intimidate business owners. On Thursday, a small group...WW…

Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsA Kentucky State Representative candidate was reportedly arrested Saturday on charges of leaving an accident scene, not wearing a seat belt and driving intoxicated. Lexington-area TV station that , who is running to represent the 88th District, was involved in a crash on Boonesboro Road in Richmond while not wearing a seat belt. The TV station also reported that witnesses told officials that before Mundy crashed into a ditch, the Republican candidate was seen driving on the wrong side of Lexington Road. Mundy was booked at...…Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsA Kentucky State Representative candidate was reportedly arrested Saturday on charges of leaving an accident scene, not wearing a seat belt and driving intoxicated. Lexington-area TV station that , who is running to represent the 88th District, was involved in a crash on Boonesboro Road in Richmond while not wearing a seat belt. The TV station also reported that witnesses told officials that before Mundy crashed into a ditch, the Republican candidate was seen driving on the wrong side of Lexington Road. Mundy was booked at...WW…

Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsWhat started out as a freedom-loving celebration of the Second Amendment ahead of Memorial Day turned into Gov. Andy Beshear being hanged in effigy and protesters chanting outside the governor’s mansion.The Second Amendment rally, meant to inspire people “about what it really means to be FREE,” according to , attracted at least 100 people on Sunday. They gathered from 1-4 p.m. at the Kentucky State Capitol in Frankfort.It began as a celebration of constitutional rights but turned into a protest of coronavirus restrictions and...…Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsWhat started out as a freedom-loving celebration of the Second Amendment ahead of Memorial Day turned into Gov. Andy Beshear being hanged in effigy and protesters chanting outside the governor’s mansion.The Second Amendment rally, meant to inspire people “about what it really means to be FREE,” according to , attracted at least 100 people on Sunday. They gathered from 1-4 p.m. at the Kentucky State Capitol in Frankfort.It began as a celebration of constitutional rights but turned into a protest of coronavirus restrictions and...WW…

Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsA Kevil man was federally charged with having an unregistered firearm after investigators say he threatened Gov. Andy Beshear and  Kentucky state troopers on social media under a false name, United States Attorney Russell Coleman announced Tuesday. KSP charged Jeremiah Wooley, 25, on April 29, alleging he used a pseudonym on social media to threaten Beshear and troopers. Police, in a search warrant execution, found 12 guns in his home, according to the statement. Investigators also found 50 MKII pineapple-style hand...…Louisville Courier JournalView CommentsA Kevil man was federally charged with having an unregistered firearm after investigators say he threatened Gov. Andy Beshear and  Kentucky state troopers on social media under a false name, United States Attorney Russell Coleman announced Tuesday. KSP charged Jeremiah Wooley, 25, on April 29, alleging he used a pseudonym on social media to threaten Beshear and troopers. Police, in a search warrant execution, found 12 guns in his home, according to the statement. Investigators also found 50 MKII pineapple-style hand...WW…