February 2025

One disabled Dosker Manor resident said “the only time an ADA apartment comes up is when somebody dies, pretty much.”

A 10-year-old girl is missing and was last seen at an east Louisville elementary school.

While the floodwaters have receded, the aftermath has left behind a mess of debris, including large 50-foot logs, plastic bottles, and Styrofoam, as volunteers and maintenance crews work together to clean up the park.

The main break occurred near the intersection of 3rd and W. Kenton streets around 8:30 a.m. in the Wilder Park neighborhood Sunday.

The plan is to close the median that drivers use to turn left onto US 150 from Old Vincennes Road.

Parts of Kentucky received up to six inches of rain from Feb. 15-16 as freezing temperatures hit the region. Counties around the state faced flooding issues because of the storms.

No arrests have been made.

West Lou Coffee was launched by Sean Roberson in 2021.

Kiara James, who is a community health worker at the J. David Richardson Trauma Center at UofL Health, was selected for the 5th annual Kelsie Small Future Healer Award.

Nook and Nowhere is located at 1149 S. Shelby Street.

Jamey Noel’s classic car collection will be auctioned off soon in southern Indiana.

Graze Craze opened at 6515 Bardstown Road in Seaton Plaza.

It hits theaters nationwide March 7.