The commissioners voted to remove the dam last month after it failed in February, forcing the closure of the heavily-traveled Blackiston Mill Road Bridge.
Floyd County leaders file application with state to remove Blackiston Mill Dam Read More »
The board has been looking into changing its policy to bring the district into compliance with a new Kentucky law that limits mobile phone use during instructional time.
JCPS approves policy banning cellphone use at schools starting next year Read More »
Where to find the best thrifting in Louisville (or nearby) Picture it. Saturday morning, you’re up at the crack of dawn.. because, when you’re a mom, Saturday isn’t really any different than m-f. You ask yourself, “How am I going to entertain my child …
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The district said more than 7,100 students will receive diplomas this school year, with 6,880 of them graduating in May.
JCPS releases graduation dates for more than 7,100 students Read More »
Poetry can make us feel more connected in powerful ways.
On Track: Kentucky Poet Laureate Kathleen Driskell Read More »
Derby City Chamber Music Festival returns for its fourth season
A chamber music series as…speed dating? Read More »
Consumer prices in April were up 2.3% from a year ago, the smallest annual increase in more than four years. Grocery prices fell 0.4%, thanks to a large drop in the price of eggs.
Inflation cools in April — but tariffs could upend the picture in coming months Read More »
The new taproom will be located at 901 E. Main St., at the northwest corner of East Main and North Campbell streets, in Louisville.
Gravely Brewing moving taproom, cafe from Baxter Avenue location to new space in NuLu Read More »
In an order Tuesday, Nelson Circuit Court Judge Charles Simms III wrote that “unfortunately,” in the high-profile murder trial of Crystal Rogers, he must “impose limitations” on the media and public.
Steve Lawson’s trial in the Crystal Rogers case begins May 27.
Judge rules no cameras allowed during first trial in Crystal Rogers case Read More »
Current 502 area codes will remain, but the state is suggesting a distributed overlay. That means all local calls would require 10-digit dialing.
‘502 means Louisville’ | Talk of a new area code gets mixed reviews from locals Read More »
The state needs your input as Kentucky’s 502 area is expected to run out of new numbers in 2027.
Officials: Kentucky to create its 6th area code as 502 region runs out of new numbers Read More »
The Kentucky attorney general’s office argued Tuesday that a Franklin County judge should throw out a student lawsuit alleging the state has failed to provide an adequate and equitable education.
Kentucky students spar with state over ability to sue for an adequate education Read More »
Starting this Sunday, the market will begin accepting SNAP benefits, also known as EBT, for the first time. The move comes as part of an effort to expand access to fresh produce and healthy food options in the California neighborhood…
West End Farmers Market in Louisville to begin accepting SNAP benefits Read More »
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced a plan Tuesday to invest $600,000 per year for the salaries of medical professional to help police with emergencies.
Louisville mayor proposes new money for medical professionals to help 911 call center Read More »
