State lawmakers working to open juvenile detention center in Louisville
State lawmakers working to open juvenile detention center in Louisville
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- People
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- Reuters
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- INSIDER
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- WFTV
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- In The Know by Yahoo
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- NextShark
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- Yahoo Sports
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- Yahoo Sports
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- Variety
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- InStyle
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- HuffPost
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- Gizmodo
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- Washington Post
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- The Hill
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- Yahoo News
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