A small federal grant program aimed at increasing first-time farmers’ access to land, training and tools was finding fertile ground in West Virginia. But in March, the Trump administration suddenly terminated it, leaving local partners uncertain about their futures.
Farmers in West Virginia look for path forward after federal grant program cancellation Read More »
Chambers United for Veterans NetworkingChambers United for Veterans is a quarterly networking event designed to connect veterans, active-duty service members, and military families with valuable community and business resources.Wednesday, May 27, 2026 …
Chambers United for Veterans Networking (27 May 2026) Read More »
Meals will be available Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at participating schools, parks and enrichment sites.
JCPS launches free summer meals program for kids across Louisville Read More »
In Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg’s proposed 2026 budget, the Soil and Water Conservation District will see its budget cut by more than 50%. Listen to a conversation with the district’s leader.
Louisville’s Soil and Water Conservation District faces cuts in proposed budget Read More »
Louisville’s police union is pushing to halt investigations conducted by the city’s watchdog office.
Police union challenges Louisville Inspector General’s authority to investigate officers Read More »
Ciara Bravo & Marco Pigossi on Narcissists, Mother Trouble, and the Guy Who Looks Too Nice to Be Dangerous
Five juveniles were arrested Sunday night on the Big Four Bridge after allegedly robbing a vendor at gunpoint in Louisville.
5 juveniles arrested on Big Four Bridge after police say vendor was robbed at gunpoint Read More »
The Kentucky school district is taking steps to enhance safety by establishing its own police department.
A Louisville hotel that provides housing and support for people experiencing homelessness is asking the city for help keeping its doors open.
Louisville’s Arthur Street Hotel could close without city investment, advocates say Read More »
Neighborhood microchip scanning stations across Louisville and Southern Indiana help reunite lost pets faster.
Lost pets? These new neighborhood scanners could help bring them home Read More »
Indiana lawmakers consider digital driver’s licenses, raising convenience hopes and cybersecurity concerns among Hoosiers.
Indiana lawmakers weigh move toward digital driver’s licenses Read More »
Louisville’s Inspector General is being asked to investigate a complaint alleging LMPD mishandled a sexual harassment investigation tied to a 2020 police pool party.
Inspector General investigates LMPD chief, command staff over sexual harassment case Read More »
Hacker was taken to the Bartholomew County Jail and faces numerous charges.
Bloomington man faces numerous charges after pursuit on I-65, ISP says Read More »
Participants must show proof of employment.
Louisville church holding free gas giveaway for 100 education workers Read More »
Norton West Louisville Hospital is partnering with the YMCA to help people understand blood pressure and ways to reduce the risk of stroke.
Free West Louisville event to offer blood pressure screenings, stroke prevention tips Read More »
