Joseph Lawson looks to appeal conviction in Crystal Rogers murder case
Another man convicted in Crystal Rogers’ murder seems to want his conviction overturned.
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Indiana Appeals Court denies former Noel associate’s request to dismiss case
Miller originally filed his appeal in April. The case will now go back to Clark County Circuit Court, where Judge Larry Medlock is appointed special judge.
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Hurricane Kiko’s path shifts, sparing Hawaii from strong winds and heavy rain
At a Category 4 hurricane Saturday, Kiko was expected to gradually weaken over the next several days.
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GALLERY: A look inside the new Speed building
By Sara Montoya and Jai’Michael Anderson The university unveiled its latest addition to the Belknap campus Sept. 4, 2025. U of L President Gerry Bradley described the Speed Student Success and Research Building as a “one-stop shop” for engineering students. Along with classrooms, it features a variety of student support services and workspaces intended
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U of L unveils $90 million Speed engineering building
By Jai’Michael Anderson Engineering students now have a hub of resources on the southeast side of campus, thanks to the J.B. Speed School of Engineering Student Success and Research Building. University of Louisville leaders joined a few guests, including Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear and Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, for the ribbon-cutting on Sept. 4. The
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Hurricane Kiko heads toward Hawaii as Lorena remnants linger near western Mexico
Kiko’s strength would fluctuate over the next two days, forecasters said, before weakening by early next week.
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Michigan doctor arrested for ‘stomach churning’ conversations with mom about 5-year-old daughter
A family doctor was arrested after trying to convince a mom to let him groom and have a sexual relationship with her 5-year-old daughter, police say.
Oregonians won ‘$5,000 a week, forever!’ from Publishers Clearing House. Then the company went bankrupt
Bankruptcy records show at least ten “forever” prize winners may never collect millions they were promised.
Steve Lawson files notice of appeal, looks to overturn conviction in Crystal Rogers’ murder
Steve Lawson was sentenced to 17 years in prison for his role in Crystal Rogers’ murder.
Sudan landslide kills more than 1,000 people after wiping out village in Darfur
The village was “completely leveled to the ground,” the Sudan Liberation Movement-Army said as it appealed to the U.N. for help recovering bodies.
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An earthquake destroys villages in eastern Afghanistan and kills 800 people, with 2,500 injured
Buildings in Afghanistan tend to be low-rise constructions, mostly of concrete and brick, with homes in rural and outlying areas made from mud bricks and wood.
Students frustrated with recent dining changes
Nick Metzgar For many University of Louisville students, navigating the different food options on campus is another challenge of college life, but should it be? The Student Activities Center and the Ville Grille are the two main food hubs for students, especially during lunchtime. The Ville Grille offers a buffet at a fixed price, convenient
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20 Years After Hurricane Katrina: WHAS11’s weather team reflect on the storm that changed their lives
John Gordon, Matt Breland and Matthew Willoughby reflect on Hurricane Katrina’s impact, sharing how the storm inspired their careers.
‘Tale of two storms’: Extreme weather specialist reflects on flying through Hurricane Katrina’s eye
In the end, John Gordon said he was trying to save lives.
Louisville Zoo director recalls surviving Hurricane Katrina at New Orleans zoo
Dan Maloney led a team of 14 who stayed behind at the Audubon Zoo when Katrina made landfall. They lived there for two months.
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