In a state lawsuit filed in July, David Ermold and David Moore accused Davis of lying under oath about what properties and assets she owned in order to avoid paying a civil rights judgment.
Federal judge orders Kim Davis to explain why she didn’t disclose inheritance Read More »
Connect with local businesses looking to incorporate community partnerships in their business operations at Elevate Biz: Doing Good by Doing Business nonprofit fair and panel discussion. Member registrants receive three feet of table display space…
Elevate Biz: Nonprofit Fair sign-up (10 Nov 2026) Read More »
Doing Good by Doing BusinessGiving back to the community as a business doesn’t have to only mean writing a check. Discover how much more meaningful (and profitable) engagement can be when businesses and nonprofits collaborate to further the mission of …
Elevate Biz: Doing Good by Doing Business (in conjunction with Canopy) (10 Nov 2026) Read More »
Black lung disease rates among some miners are now at their highest since the 1970s. Watch a video drawn from ‘Coal’s Human Cost,’ a documentary from FRONTLINE, NPR, Public Health Watch and the Appalachia + Mid-South Newsroom.
How an attempt to protect coal miners from black lung fell apart Read More »
Texas teen singer-songwriter and independent recording artist Elle Townley is readying for the holiday season with her stirring rendition of a classic holiday favorite, “O, Holy Night,” arriving everywhere on November 20, accompanied with a new lyric video on her YouTube channel (@ElleTownleyMusic). Townley is also announcing two special Christmas themed performances in her hometown of Georgetown, including a return to the 45th annual Georgetown Christmas Stroll on December 05, and a ticketed show at Six String Guitar Lounge on December 18.
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Across Kentucky, law enforcement agencies are signing contracts to help ICE.
Count of Kentucky police, sheriffs in ICE program surges Read More »
By Victoria Mastin A college football player collapses on the field. His heart stops. Every passing minute reduces his chances of survival, and somewhere nearby is a device that could save his life. But what happens when his coaches don’t know where to…
Seconds from survival: Investigation raises questions about lifesaving AED access Read More »
By Jace Martin Louisville women’s soccer closed out the regular season Thursday night with a narrow 3-2 loss to second-ranked North Carolina at Dr. Mark and Cindy Lynn Stadium. The result of the match solidified the Tar Heels’ No. 2 seed in the ACC tou…
Louisville women’s soccer falls to North Carolina in regular season finale Read More »
By Tadaaki Bessho No. 11 Louisville men’s basketball defeated Morehead State 107–57 on Saturday, Nov. 7, at the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, Kentucky. The win improved the Cardinals to 2–0. Freshman center Obinna Ekezie Jr. led Louisville with 20 poi…
GALLERY: Louisville men’s basketball tramples Morehead State by 50 Read More »
Democrat Treva Hodges recently announced she’s stepping down Nov. 30. Her party will select a replacement.
Clark County Democrats to select interim Charlestown mayor next week Read More »
Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky has filed a resolution in the House of Representatives to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky launches bid to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Read More »
Join us as we create strong relationships with local government and media in order to inform local decision-making and give voice to the locally-owned, independent business community. Contact Patrick Schmidt for more information, or attend th…
LIBA Advocacy Team Meeting (09 Nov 2026) Read More »
The Libertarian party has had automatic ballot status since 1994.
Indiana Libertarian Party could lose automatic ballot access Read More »
Nigel Short, founder and director of Tenebrae, shares how he’s been able to guide the group to create a sound that makes rooms feel electric.
Building a choir from the ground up Read More »
Louisville sees about 20% higher instances of robocalls than the national average, according to one source.
Louisvillians get more robocalls than the national average Read More »
