Proposed changes to federal funding could dramatically reduce Louisville’s permanent supportive housing, putting vulnerable residents at risk.
Proposed funding cuts threaten Louisville’s permanent housing options Read More »
New proposed regulations would require wakesports to take place at least 200 feet from shore on all sides and at least 200 feet from any commercial dock or harbor on eligible waterbodies.
Kentucky Fish & Wildlife backs tighter rules for wakesports Read More »
Stein, 36, has served as Oregon’s offensive coordinator since 2023 and helped guide the Ducks to a Big Ten championship and College Football Playoff berth last season.
Will Stein’s mom recalls moment new UK head coach called to say ‘I’m gonna be a Wildcat’ Read More »
Experts say Cyber Monday discounts and the convenience of online shopping attract scammers ready to take advantage of unsuspecting consumers.
Louisville Better Business Bureau warns of scams as Cyber Monday shopping surges Read More »
AAA and officials at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport are warning Kentuckians to brace for another record-setting Thanksgiving travel period.
Louisville travelers told to ‘pack patience’ for one of the busiest weeks of the year Read More »
The extension is intended to spread traffic more evenly across area interchanges and improve access to southern Elizabethtown.
2-mile Ring Road extension could reshape southern Elizabethtown Read More »
The 15-inch alligator has been nicknamed “Ronzilla” by the folks at the Kentuckiana Scaletuary, and is receiving treatment at All Pets Veterinary Center.
Alligator found inside Indiana apartment now recovering at local sanctuary Read More »
Marion County will pay $1.6 million, and the city of Lebanon will pay $412,500 to resolve the wrongful death lawsuit.
$2 million settlement reached in death of Kentucky man ‘strangled’ in police custody Read More »
Changes are already in the works for the property, including new furniture, repainted buildings and fresh branding.
New owners bring new vision to beloved Oldham County swimming quarry Read More »
LMPD’s Professional Standards Unit, which investigates LMPD policy violations by police department members, launched an investigation into the crash. Investigators found Begel was driving 95 mph in a 45 mph zone on Fern Valley Road without her lights a…
Former Louisville officer told investigators she ‘can’t remember’ deadly April crash Read More »
Hemp farmers and producers in Kentucky and across the country are filled with worry as the bill President Trump signed into law to end the government shutdown could end their businesses as well.
Kentucky hemp producers brace for ban although some remain unaffected by new law 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 »
The measure targets products with any detectible amount of THC, including non-intoxicating, full-spectrum CBD that is currently legal.
Kentucky’s hemp industry at risk as Senate bill seeks to ban THC products Read More »
“It looks like Stooges is sitting in a war zone, and I don’t know why it was saved.”
Louisville bar owner describes aftermath of UPS plane crash as ‘war zone’ Read More »
Senate Transportation Chair Jimmy Higdon, R-Lebanon, presented his Phone Down Kentucky Act Tuesday to lawmakers in Frankfort.
Kentucky lawmakers propose hands-free law to curb distracted driving Read More »
