Joel Schipper

As Mid City Mall near the Highlands sits for sale, residents and business owners are voicing hopes and concerns about what might come next for the aging but beloved property.

About one in eight men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society.

More than 2,000 fans waited in line for hours at the Liquor Barn in Middletown on Sunday for a chance to meet stars of The Best Man — who are now making a name for themselves in the bourbon business.

Starting this Sunday, the market will begin accepting SNAP benefits, also known as EBT, for the first time. The move comes as part of an effort to expand access to fresh produce and healthy food options in the California neighborhood…

Haymarket has reopened just weeks after more than five feet of water inundated the store.

Managers said cold temperatures and rain kept afternoon crowds away, especially from the tents set up outside the restaurant.

Gov. Andy Beshear and health officials announced Tuesday that overdose deaths dropped by more than 30% in 2024 compared to the previous year — from 1,984 deaths in 2023 to 1,410 in 2024.

A new cancer center in Bullitt County aims to bring faster, more specialized care to thousands of Kentuckians living in rural areas.

The long-running party has been named one of the top parties in the country by Conde Nast.

Before the horses hit the track for the 151st Kentucky Derby, celebrities and locals will be hitting the dance floors at some of the nation’s most talked about pre-race parties across Louisville.

In the neighborhoods surrounding the track, especially those with larger yards, Derby week means transforming their lawns into makeshift parking lots—a side hustle that pays off.

A longtime staple near Churchill Downs is once again drawing crowds during Kentucky Derby week as race fans — both local and out-of-town — flock to Wagner’s for food, drinks and tradition.

Around downtown Monday, preparations were in full swing.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Tuesday that the new public pool at Camp Taylor Memorial Park will not open this year due to construction delays caused by recent severe weather.

All major events—including the Balloon Glow and Balloon Glimmer—will go on as planned.