Consumer prices are expected to go up, and Kentucky residents are bracing for key industries to be impacted.
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Submissions open for 2025 Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade at Churchill Downs Read More »
In the rolling hills of Kentucky where most of the world’s bourbon supply is crafted, the prospect of a new trade war feels like an aching hangover that won’t go away.
Michael Mallory is being remembered as a “bright, highly trained, and deeply passionate” firefighter.
Community mourns after Clarksville firefighter dies while off duty Read More »
The Youngstown Shopping Center on 10th Street now has a new name.
Southern Indiana strip mall with several empty buildings is undergoing renovations Read More »
Police in Shelbyville are looking for an infant child and her mother, who is wanted on five active bench warrants, including abuse or neglect of a child.
Oldham County Schools will operate on NTI on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday — Feb. 4-6 — due to “widespread illness” in the district.
Oldham County Schools announces 3 days of NTI due to ‘widespread illness’ Read More »
At least twice a week, on average, a Norfolk Southern train with cars displaying hazardous material placards for vinyl chloride and butyl acrylate moves through the town.
Two years after derailment, toxic chemicals still roll through East Palestine Read More »
A judge set a new trial date Monday for the wife of former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel.
Misty Noel’s trial on felony theft, tax evasion charges moved to June Read More »
The 59th National Farm Machinery Show starts Feb. 12 and continues through Feb. 15.
The hope is for race-goers to be able to celebrate everything that’s cool in Kentucky during Thurby.
By Vinny Porco I get it. Traffic after football and basketball games is a nightmare. The street layouts around L&N Stadium and the YUM! Center are not conducive to getting home in a reasonable amount of time following games. I hate it too, but I think there’s something to be said for staying until the
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By Jai’Michael Anderson On Jan. 31, the Student Activities Board (SAB) hosted its annual International Fashion Show with “Night at the Museum” as the theme. U of L students proudly put their respective cultures on display presenting an array of clothing styles, songs, and dances from around the world to a lively and supportive crowd.
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John Boyle is the newest member of WPLN News and joins as the deputy managing editor for NPR’s newly formed Appalachia + Mid-South Newsroom partnership.
5 questions for John Boyle, WPLN’s new NPR hub regional editor Read More »
Our colleague Sara “The Bar Belle” Havens has a Tailspin scoop. The always solid Tailspin Ale Fest that kicks off warmer weather each year finally is a 12-pack years old. I feel like I’ve been attending this crazy beer fest much longer than a dozen years, but perhaps I’m just old. It’ll be held Saturday, […]
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