Isaiah Kim-Martinez

Public works crews in Elizabethtown and their plow trucks are on standby to dump 80 tons of salt across all city roads as soon as the conditions are right.

A large tree limb pierced a hole through Wanda Collins' home. She's one of hundreds left without power after the strongest winter storm in several years.

"I think that we need to look candidly at the entire county," Mayor Craig Greenberg said.

People had until midnight Thursday to get their cars off certain roads to make room for plow trucks coming in for another round of snow.

Federal Judge Benjamin Beaton asked DOJ officials whether there is a "less intrusive manner of resolving the dispute" without judicial management of Louisville.

"[TikTok is] probably like 90 percent of my business – where I've gotten my business from," Claudia Fiorello said.

The parents had claimed cuts to magnet and traditional school transportation disproportionately affected students of color.

Union leaders said under the current collective bargaining agreement, Louisville Metro was supposed to treat medical marijuana similar to a prescription drug.

"It's already so dark. The negativity is just astounding," former U.S. Rep. John Yarmuth of Louisville said.

A spokesperson with the Louisville Mayor's office said the Trump administration has not made any requests of the city on issues related to ICE.