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Justin Hicks

Justin Hicks

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Data Reporter, Louisville Public Media

Louisville

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Total articles 1859

  • Louisville hires embattled debris company for flood cleanup

    By Justin Hicks Verified| Louisville Public Media Verified As the Ohio River recedes, Louisville Metro government officials say city flood cleanup will start on Saturday. To help local crews, officials hired a disaster debris company known for high-powered lobbyists and political donations. AshBritt is a familiar name in Kentucky. Company employees donated to political committees that fueled the reelection of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear. And state officials contracted the company for flood cleanup in remote parts of eastern Kentucky in 2022.

    By Justin Hicks Verified · Louisville Public Media

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • Families, community pay respects to those killed in West Virginia mine disaster 15 years ago

    By Curtis Tate Verified, Justin Hicks Verified| Louisville Public Media Verified April 5 marked the 15th anniversary of the Upper Big Branch Mine disaster in West Virginia, which killed 29 coal miners when coal dust and methane ignited. In the years that followed, multiple investigations concluded that the mine’s operators routinely skirted safety rules. It was enabled by a federal mine safety agency that was understaffed, inexperienced and failed to issue violations.

    By Curtis Tate Verified, Justin Hicks Verified · Louisville Public Media

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Louisville hires embattled debris company for flood cleanup

    By Justin Hicks Verified| Louisville Public Media Verified As the Ohio River recedes, Louisville Metro government officials say city flood cleanup will start on Saturday. To help local crews, officials hired a disaster debris company known for high-powered lobbyists and political donations. AshBritt is a familiar name in Kentucky. Company employees donated to political committees that fueled the reelection of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear. And state officials contracted the company for flood cleanup in remote parts of eastern Kentucky in 2022.

    By Justin Hicks Verified · Louisville Public Media

    Apr. 11, 2025

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Louisville Public Media

Louisville, Kentucky, United States

+1 502-814-6500