Louisville Blogs

From rock fences to stone bridges, this Scotsman in Kentucky keeps dry stonemasonry from becoming a lost art. Check out this Marker's Mark project.

      

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The new book 'Canary in the Coal Mine,' by Dr. William Cooke with the Courier Journal's Laura Ungar, delves into the HIV outbreak in Austin, Indiana.

      

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Trinity's Daylen Lile, a senior outfielder, takes Seventh Region award; North Bullitt's Owen Barger, a junior outfielder, honored in Sixth Region.

      

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Kentucky is one of the latest stops in a conservative push to ban "critical race theory" from classrooms.

      

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Many of the 66,000 non-federal workers in downtown Louisville did not come to the city's urban core daily for much of 2020 and the first part of 2021.

      

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Unvaccinated people on UK's campus will still be required to wear a mask and go through screening processes.

      

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From rock fences to stone bridges, this Kentucky Scotsman keeps dry-laid stonemasonry from becoming a lost art. See his latest project at Maker's Mark

      

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A plan to build a 6-story apartment and retail complex on Louisville's Main Street a block from NuLu has caused concern among Butchertown neighbors.

      

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