One West End food pantry is stepping up to take care families left without paychecks until the stalemate in Washington, D.C. is over.
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A familiar face in Louisville city government is taking on a new role in law enforcement and bringing an old friend with him.
David James committed to service as Jefferson County’s 1st Black sheriff Read More »
While it isn’t a cure for pancreatic cancer, the treatment can help extend survival rates and improve quality of life for patients.
Norton doctor first in Kentucky to offer groundbreaking pancreatic cancer treatment Read More »
Indiana lawmakers have been far more hesitant to redraw the state’s congressional boundaries than other Republican-led states.
Redistricting pressure mounts in Indiana as JD Vance meets again with Gov. Braun Read More »
Deputy Rees rescued five kittens trapped under a bathtub during a Radcliff eviction call.
Hardin County deputy rescues 5 trapped kittens during Radcliff eviction Read More »
A Hillview man is accused of leading police on a chase for more than an hour before a Kentucky State Police trooper ended it with a pit maneuver.
Suspect hits 130 mph in wild 80-minute police chase through Louisville Read More »
A Louisville man was arrested after police said surveillance video at a local Walgreens showed him rob the pharmacy at gunpoint for two bottles of Xanax.
Man charged with demanding Xanax at gunpoint at Jeffersontown pharmacy Read More »
Rising costs are causing a lot of Americans to think twice before booking a trip. And many who do travel are scaling back their ambitions and staying closer to home.
How rising costs are changing the way Americans travel Read More »
Firefighters responded to a home in the 3000 block of River Park Drive around 1:30 a.m. on reports of a fire and a possible shooting.
Louisville firefighters battle early morning blaze in Russell neighborhood Read More »
Hinds admitted to both sending and receiving child sexual abuse material, investigators said.
JCPS teacher facing child porn charges admitted to sending explicit videos, feds say Read More »
In “Documenting Kentucky,” three photographers created an exhibit from a Depression-era photo collection and two of their own projects, about 40 years apart.
Frazier History Museum exhibit documents 90 years of Kentucky life, landscape Read More »
In our current print edition, Michael L. Jones drops in for paella night at Caffe Classico, with photos by Dan Dry. WORLD-CLASS PAELLA | Made with a Surgeon’s Touch: On monthly paella nights at the decidedly Old World bastion Caffe Classico in Clifton, you’ll find Gustavo Pérez-Abadía, a skilled orthopedic surgeon and educator, tending to […]
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Sister Jean — born Dolores Bertha Schmidt on August 21, 1919, then taking the name Sister Jean Dolores in 1937 — became one of the most talked-about personalities during that 2018 NCAA Tournament.
Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, Loyola Chicago’s beloved chaplain, dies at 106 Read More »
Fall brings with it many changes, but perhaps none more striking than the turning of the leaves. West Virginia officials are working to make sure leaf peepers visiting the state maximize their autumn experience.
West Virginia is guiding leaf peepers to the state’s most vibrant fall colors Read More »
Indiana officials have executed a man convicted in the 2001 rape and murder of a teenage girl. Roy Lee Ward was put to death early Friday by injection at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City. The 53-year-old was convicted…
