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Sinkhole uncovered at location of downtown Louisville gas leak
LG&E says a sinkhole has been uncovered at the location of a downtown Louisville gas leak that evacuated part of the city.
Sinkhole discovered at site of downtown Louisville gas leak
Sinkhole discovered at site of downtown Louisville gas leak
No further danger to public after gas leak prompts evacuations in downtown Louisville
Officials are working to confirm the location and cause of the leak, which prompted evacuations of several buildings Tuesday morning.
All downtown Louisville buildings determined to be safe day after gas leak
The gas leak that caused some downtown Louisville buildings to be evacuated Tuesday has been positively identified. Video in the player above is from when buildings were evacuated Tuesday. Sign up for our Newsletters Mayor Craig Greenberg said Wednesday that it is safe to return to all buildings in downtown Louisville.
Crews continue work in downtown Louisville after natural gas leak Tuesday
Several buildings in downtown Louisville, including Metro Hall, were evacuated Tuesday morning as firefighters investigated a gas leak in the area.
LG&E identifies source of leak in downtown Louisville that prompted evacuations
LG&E crews have identified the source of the gas leak that prompted a LENSAlert from Louisville Metro Emergency Services and forced the evacuation of several buildings near Fifth Street in downtown Louisville earlier this week, Director of External and Internal Communications Liz Pratt said in a statement Thursday.
'Dangerous' gas leak in downtown Louisville forces evacuations at several city buildings
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Hours after a gas line leaked "explosive" levels of natural gas in downtown Louisville, prompting evacuations of nearby buildings, officials say there is no longer a danger to the public.
LG&E crews find sinkhole near gas leak in downtown Louisville as repairs continue
Several buildings in downtown Louisville, including Metro Hall, were evacuated Tuesday morning after reports of a gas leak.
AERIALS: Crews responding to reported gas leak in downtown Louisville
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Dangerous gas leak in downtown Louisville prompts evacuations
There was a dangerous gas leak in downtown Louisville Tuesday morning, but officials now say the threat is over.Louisville officials said people began smelling natural gas around 9:20 a.m. Tuesday ...
LIVE: Mayor update on reported gas leak in downtown Louisville
A bus driver quickly told administrators and JCPS about the bag which had been left on the school bus.
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Officials say there is no longer a danger to the public after downtown Louisville businesses were evacuated due to gas leak
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) -Multiple first responders were called to respond to a suspected gas leak in downtown Louisville near 5th and Jefferson Streets. Several buildings, including Metro Hall, ...
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Louisville revives push for cheaper gas thanks to air quality improvements
The price of gas in Louisville could drop if the city is allowed to switch from reformulated gas to conventional gas.
Louisville gas prices fall ahead of expectant 'March madness' increase
Average gasoline prices in Louisville has dropped 7.3 cents per gallon last week, averaging $2.77 per gallon, according to ...