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Big bargains in a small neighborhood store

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - Dollar General seems to be the new Starbucks with new stores popping up on every street corner. The company recently opened store number 10,000 with 625 more planned for construction.

Unlike the Starbucks chain, customers won't spend high prices on coffee or anything else in the stores including top brand items recently added along with coolers to now sell milk and eggs and other basic need perishables.

Tawn Earnest is Senior Director of Corporate Communications at Dollar General. She says the economy has been a driving force for new customers to the store.  

"Saving money never goes out of style," Earnest said. "Our company has built a model more relevant than others because we focused on keeping prices low."

She says even though stores are small, Dollar General has more retail locations across the country than any other retailer in America.

School employee suspended for allegedly taking pictures of student

SHEPHERSDVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A Bullitt County school employee is facing serious charges after allegedly taking inappropriate pictures of a student.

Public meetings to be held about proposed TARC service changes

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – TARC is getting ready to make big changes which will include raising fares and changing routes and they want to hear what you have to say.

TARC will be holding public meetings beginning Tuesday, May 15 through Thursday, May 17. The dates and times of the meetings are listed below.

Tuesday, May 15        
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Metro Development Center
444 S. Fifth St.             

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New treatment for severe asthmatic patients

LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - A new treatment for patient with severe asthma is helping them to breath a lot easier without medications.

It's called Bronchial Thermoplasty and Dr. Mark Esterle with Louisville Pulmonary Care is performing the procedure at Baptist Hospital East.

It's a first of its kind treatment of the patient's airways. Dr. Esterle calls it a potential "game-changer" for patients with severe asthma. Using a catheter to access the airways, the procedure uses radio frequency to emit heat. "It actually thins the muscle around the airways, the smooth muscle" said Dr. Esterle.

It's the area that becomes inflamed when triggered by irritants and when it closes down, it allows more air to flow through.

"It does not cure asthma" said Esterle, "they still would have a reaction to their triggers, they just don't have the ability to react in the same fashion as they would before."

EXCLUSIVE: Couple connected to breaking into church goers' homes

PIONEER VILLAGE, KY (WAVE) - Police arrested a husband and wife they say broke into people's homes and stole their valuables while they were at church. The couple allegedly went through a church directory and targeted members during worship services.

"I think it's wrong," said victim Raymond Byers who spoke exclusively to WAVE 3.

Byers and his wife, Emogene, says someone broke into their home through a window about two weeks ago and took jewelry.

"We was at church while they done it," said Byers.

They're not the only potential victims. Police say they think they've connected 26-year-old Joshua Pope and his wife, 21-year-old Rachel Laverde, to half a dozen burglaries. There are several possible victims, but a handful all go to Manslick Road Church of Christ.

Byers says he knows Joshua Pope.

"They don't want to work," said Byers. "Some of them are on dope. They want to get something so they can buy more dope."

Bullitt Central student Victoria Mills earns perfect score on national financial exam

Bullitt Central student Victoria Mills earns perfect score on national financial exam

SHEPHERDSVILLE, KY - Bullitt Central High School junior Victoria Mills is one of four students in Kentucky to earn a perfect score on the National Finance Capability Challenge.

The Challenge is an initiative designed to engage educators in the teaching of personal finance and to increase the financial knowledge and capability of high school aged youth across the United States so they can take control over their financial futures. It is sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the U.S. Department of Education.   

The Challenge feature questions on earnings, spending, saving and investing, borrowing and protecting against risk.   

Victoria is a member of the school banking institution Cougar Savings and Loan which is operated by the Finance and Banking Class.