Farmers’ Almanac to end publication after more than 200 years
Editors announced the 2026 edition will be its last, citing financial challenges and changing reader habits.
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Farmers’ Almanac to shut down after more than 200 years in operation
“The season we hoped would never come is here,” the historical publication announced.
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911 emergency number is down in Jefferson County
By Josie Simpson If you’re trying to call 911 in Jefferson County, the line will not ring. The University of Louisville Police Department announced that incoming phone lines are down, resulting in a widespread outage that has silenced all incoming 911 …
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UPS jet that crashed had ‘major maintenance’ 2 months ago, FAA records show
FAA records show the plane had cracks and corrosion in its main structure and a fuel tank. The plane completed 28 flights between maintenance and the crash.
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Cardinal Cupboard serves students amid SNAP cuts
Editor’s note: This article will be updated to include additional information provided by The Cardinal Cupboard. By Roxy Osborne Nearly 35,000 households in Louisville were left without money for food after a federal government shutdown on Nov. 1 pause…
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LIVE At least four dead, 11 injured after plane crash in Louisville
By Josie Simpson On Nov. 4 at 5:14 PM, a plane crashed near UPS Worldport, resulting in an explosion near Grade Lane and Crittenden Drive. LMPD reported multiple injuries and has implemented a shelter-in-place for those within the area. The crash resul…
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‘It seemed surreal,’ student reflects on attempted LSJP encampment
By Michael Harris On Oct. 13, 2025, Campus Police at the University of Louisville dispersed a student-led encampment organized by Louisville Students for Justice in Palestine. Participants were protesting what they call “the genocide in Palestine” and…
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Live updates: At least 3 dead, 11 injured after plane crash in Louisville
By Josie Simpson On Nov. 4 at 5:14 PM, a plane crashed near UPS Worldport, resulting in an explosion near Grade Lane and Crittenden Drive. LMPD is reporting multiple injuries and has implemented a shelter-in-place for those within the area. The crash r…
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Crystal Rogers case: Brooks Houck moved to another Kentucky jail
Brooks Houck received a life sentence in Bardstown mom Crystal Rogers’ murder earlier this year.
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Louisville’s first hyperscale data center: for the better, or worse?
By Brennan Allen Made possible through a collaboration between PowerHouse Data Centers, one of the world’s largest data center developers and POE Companies, Louisville now has its first hyperscale data center underway. “Hyperscale” refers to a massiv…
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What to know about the University of Louisville Career Center
By Beth Przybylski Are you a student at the University of Louisville looking for help exploring careers, finding internships or preparing for your job search? The Career Center offers a variety of resources to help you reach your goals. All underg…
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‘Warlike’ | Hoosiers in Jamaica witness Hurricane Melissa’s landfall
Brian and Barb Taylor took a trip to Jamaica for their 15th wedding anniversary, but they got stuck there during Hurricane Melissa’s landfall.
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Hurricane Melissa leaves trail of destruction across Cuba, Haiti and Jamaica
Melissa roared ashore on Tuesday as a Category 5 hurricane with top sustained winds of 185 mph.
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Couple from Louisville riding out Hurricane Melissa inside their hotel room, as storm slams Jamaica
The two women were scheduled to leave the island on Wednesday, but they remain in lockdown at their Montego Bay resort, along with hundreds of others.
Category 5 Hurricane Melissa brings flooding and catastrophic winds to Jamaica
Landslides, fallen trees and numerous power outages were reported as Melissa hit with 185 mph winds.
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