No one injured after shed goes up in flames near Louisville high school
No one was injured after a fire broke out near Central High School on Tuesday evening.
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No one was injured after a fire broke out near Central High School on Tuesday evening.
No one injured after shed goes up in flames near Louisville high school Read More »
Investigators turned over their findings in Maria Florinda Rios Perez De Velasquez’s death to Boone County Prosecutor Kent Eastwood on Friday.
Father Jim Sichko’s newest release honors the first American-born Pope with an 11-year wheated bourbon bottled at 125 proof — a first for the series.
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The Clarksville Community School Corporation Board approved a new teacher contract on Tuesday.
Clarksville schools approve new teacher contract with $2,000 pay increase Read More »
Chrys came to Louisville from Wichita, Kansas.
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Campbellsville man recently won nearly $58,000 playing the Bluegrass Bucks Hot Hit Jackpots Instant Play game, just months after taking home $30,000 on another ticket.
Campbellsville man wins second Kentucky Lottery jackpot in 5 months Read More »
The cash option for a single winning ticket is an estimated $415.3 million.
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Thirty-eight fire apparatus responded to the scene from departments across the state.
Mayor Craig Greenberg said the new assistance line went live Tuesday.
Louisville opens call center for those impacted by deadly UPS plane crash Read More »
A Louisville teacher is proving that service doesn’t stop when the uniform comes off.
Army veteran turns military service into teaching mission at Louisville high school Read More »
A gathering was held Tuesday on Veterans Day to honor those who served and to protect their legacy.
Louisville community honors veterans buried at historic Petersburg-Newburg Cemetery Read More »
“Follow in Their Bootsteps: Stories of Kentucky’s Black Civil War Soldiers” opened on Veterans Day and will remain through February 2026.
Muhammad Ali Center showcases bravery of Kentucky’s Black Civil War soldiers Read More »
Wednesday marks one year since the Givaudan Sense Colour plant exploded in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood.
Louisville leaders push to rezone former Givaudan plant site 1 year after deadly blast Read More »
Runners of all levels can start preparing with the free Norton Sports Health Training Program.
Registration opens this week for free KDF Marathon, miniMarathon training Read More »
Food pantries, like the one at St. Vincent de Paul, have been a lifeline for those who typically rely on federal SNAP benefits.
Kentucky food banks stretched thin as demand rises and donations fall during shutdown Read More »