Despite the hot weather, hundreds came out to support local food and craft vendors at festivals across Louisville
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WHAS11 went to several Louisville neighborhoods that saw trees uprooted, toppling houses and cars.
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By Brennan Allen Louisville is a city filled with many creatives, yet it lacks a central “creative scene.” The city has everything from photographers to abstract painters to EDM artists, but still lacks a space that can bring these subgenres together a…
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By Sydney Ball Finding a university to begin your career as a professor is no easy task. However, Lyn Radke had her eyes set on the University of Louisville. During the summer of 2024, Radke applied for a position in the Philosophy Department at U of L…
Staff spotlight: Lyn Radke introduces the Ethics Bowl to U of L Read More »
By Natalie Harris Founded in 2024, Women in STEM, Education and Roundtable is a women-led organization dedicated to creating a supportive space where women can thrive academically. As WISER brings women in STEM together, the gathering becomes more th…
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By Sara Montoya-Obando As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to a close, the University of Louisville wraps up its celebration with the 32nd annual Latin American Film Festival. Dr. Medina, the director of the Latin American Studies Program and founder of t…
GALLERY: Latin American Film Festival uplifts voices for 32 years Read More »
By Diana Runkel As the semester begins, many student organizations are in the process of recruiting. One of these organizations is CHAARG. CHAARG is an all-women’s fitness group that stands for Changing Health Attitudes and Actions to Recreate Girls. At the Ohio State University in 2012, Elisabeth Tavierne noticed that many women looked uncomfortable at
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The Indiana Comptroller pledged her office will properly manage the FEMA funding now available for storm-affected families.
Months after severe storms, Trump declares major disaster in 23 Indiana counties Read More »
When the Ballard family arrived in Bardstown, the crowd erupted into cheers and chants with many yelling: “Justice served.”
The parents of Jackie Cazares brought a truckload of supplies to Kerrville after the devastating floods.
USCG Petty Officer Scott Ruskan said this is his first mission.
Floyd County was given the green light to remove the dam, which dates back to 1853.
Old Blackiston Mill Dam in Floyd County set to vanish by week’s end Read More »
Both Louisvillians and visitors gather on the Big Four lawn with friends and loved ones to remember why we celebrate Independence Day.
It’s an annual Independence Day tradition at Locust Grove.
‘Dream big’; 48 immigrants become US citizens during annual Independence Day tradition Read More »
Police will have extra presence in NuLu to prevent pop-up parties.
City asks NuLu bars to close early and hire security for Fourth of July weekend Read More »
