The Anti-Displacement Commission will track housing developments that receive city resources to protect residents from gentrification.
Louisville’s Anti-Displacement Commission finally gets off the ground Read More »
Multiple explosions were reported Wednesday morning at a manufacturing plant in southwest Louisville.
Explosion sparks fire at Rubbertown chemical plant Read More »
Four singers, four boleros. Angélica Garcia, Mireya Ramos, Trish Toledo and iLe each offer something distinct in these songs written and performed by Adrian Quesada.
Adrian Quesada: Tiny Desk Concert Read More »
Louisville band In Flight Entertainment just released their first single “Blackened Pines” and video
Workers at BlueOval SK are suing the Kentucky employer alleging they have not received overtime pay.
BlueOval SK workers file federal lawsuit alleging they’re owed overtime pay Read More »
More than a dozen local restaurants are participating.
Hot Brown Week returns: Here’s where to find $10-$12 specials in Louisville Read More »
Cover canine photo credit: Care. Diligent readers may recall that I participate in a weekly podcast called The Pubcast, which originates at Donum Dei Brewery in New Albany. There isn’t an overarching theme to our discussions, although guests often are drawn from the food and drink trade, and beer talk regularly lands on the docket. […]
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Outlaw country pioneer and singer-songwriter Johnny PayCheck’s 10th studio album, Somebody Loves Me, celebrates its 53rd release anniversary in October. The 1972 album was recorded by Country Music Hall of Fame Producer Billy Sherrill (George Jones, Tammy Wynette), and part of PayCheck’s catalog with Epic Records.
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Kentucky’s largest art museum gutted its Learning, Engagement and Belonging department in charge of education programs and community outreach.
Speed Art Museum cuts education department, citing revenue pitfalls Read More »
If you’ve ever been to Louisville, Kentucky (or have the pleasure of living here) then you know it’s a city rich in culture, creativity, and charm. Beyond the bourbon and the bluegrass, there is another “B” that is worth checking … Continue reading
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By Josie Simpson The U.S. Government’s funding will be cut off at the end of September unless Republican members of Congress can reach an agreement with Democratic members on a spending bill. This could cause many U.S. government services to come to …
How will a government shutdown affect Kentucky? Read More »
The future of Kentucky’s hemp industry is now in the hands of Congress as federal lawmakers work toward an agreement on an agriculture funding bill.
Kentucky lawmakers split over hemp restrictions in agriculture bill Read More »
A day that started with promises of transparency ended with more questions for Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood.
JCPS superintendent reverses course on audit plan amid $188 million deficit Read More »
The app will notify citizens of emergency situations, including weather alerts, and provides “instant access to preparedness resources.”
Louisville Metro Emergency Services’ new LouReady app centralizes emergency resources Read More »
Under state law, cars are considered abandoned if they sit in the lot for more than 45 days.
Louisville police auctioning off another 120 abandoned vehicles from its tow lot Read More »
