WFPK SONG OF THE DAY: Momma “I Want You (Fever)”
Momma Announce New Album, Share Video For New Single “I Want You (Fever)”
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February 2025
Louisville Public Media adds digital tools to help you learn about Kentucky lawmakers
Louisville Public Media wants to make it even easier for you to find background information about your state lawmakers with digital tools you’ll find embedded in future stories.
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Braxton Cook: Tiny Desk Concert
You’ve seen Braxton Cook in this space before, but never out front. The alto saxophonist transforms the Tiny Desk with his own band.
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Don’t Waste Your Money | Got a flat? Your car may not come with a spare tire
Automakers started removing spare tires over a decade ago and replaced them with small air pumps.
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Club K9 in Louisville celebrates golden retrievers
A National Golden Retriever Day Bash was held Sunday at Club K9 on Taylorsville Road.
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Blackiston Mill Road Bridge over Silver Creek in New Albany closed due to dam failure
The bridge is in New Albany near Charlestown Road.
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Louisville women’s basketball falls to No. 3 Notre Dame 71-89
By Josie Simpson Louisville suffered a tough loss against the No. 3 Notre Dame Fighting Irish in a game that slipped away in the second half. Competitive The game began with both teams battling for control, trading baskets in the early minutes. Notre Dame stayed on top, but Olivia Cochran and Nyla Harris were determined
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Going to weddings and birthdays can be pricey. How to cut costs or gracefully decline
If your social calendar is burning a hole in your wallet, there are steps you can take to spend less while maintaining good relationships.
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The Best Places to Buy a Lake House in Kentucky
Kentucky, known as the Bluegrass State, is home to a stunning array of sparkling blue lakes that grace both its countryside and cityscapes. Each lake, along with its surrounding town, offers its own unique blend of charm, serenity, and local flavor. W…
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As crews clean up from LA wildfires, some residents are furious over hazardous waste
Residents are concerned that a site the EPA is using to process hazardous debris from the Eaton Fire could leak chemicals into the air, soil and water.
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Louisville’s St. Denis neighborhood kicks off Black History Month with unity hike
Some Louisville residents kicked off Black History Month with a “Hike For History.”
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Fire at local church now under control, Louisville Fire says
The department said the fire was controlled as of about 8:30 a.m.
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Edibles & Potables: On tariffs, food costs and rough sailing ahead
“Many people think of California as the garlic capital of the world when, in fact, most of our garlic comes from China” — Southern Living As readers already know, as of Saturday afternoon tariffs have been placed on all imports to the United States from Mexico, Canada and China. Stated simply at Wikipedia, “a tariff […]
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Indiana lawmakers want counties to fill EMS gaps. Counties worry about resources, time
Emergency medical services are a critical part of the public health system. But it’s not clear if state law requires counties to provide EMS and if so, to what extent. A House committee approved legislation Thursday that would clarify that responsibility.
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Valentine’s Day Events in Louisville
Valentine’s Day Events in Louisville for the entire family. Enjoy Valentine’s Day with your kids (or on a date)! Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Here are some sweet events for celebrating this holiday in Louisville with your kids…
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