Yearly audit shows JCPS’ finances ‘strong and stable’ despite $188 million budget deficit
The audit gives a detailed look at how the district managed its money last year.
‘This is a joke’ | Lexington college student wins $7,777 from Kentucky Lottery scratch-off
Bella Sears, who attends college in Lexington, bought a Mega Super Hot 7’s scratch-off at the Murphy USA in Paris, Kentucky while on a recent lunch break.
Greenberg releases agenda for Kentucky’s upcoming legislative session
It includes “capital requests and statutory changes” the mayor said will “advance Louisville Metro’s highest priorities.”
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La Grange man arrested for rape, sodomy of 16-year-old
Ronald Bertucci was charged with rape and sodomy.
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Louisville hemp company fights federal law that would ban all its products
Cornbread Hemp warns that a federal funding bill could reclassify its hemp products as Schedule I drugs, effectively banning them by 2026 unless Congress revises the language.
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Indiana House could hold special session on redistricting as pressure from Trump mounts
Indiana lawmakers could be heading back to the Statehouse sooner than expected.
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22-year-old southern Indiana man charged with child porn after year-long investigation
Indiana State Police began an investigation in July 2024 into 22-year-old Eric S. Crawford, of Hardinsburg, after reported alleged child sexual abuse in Washington County.
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Expert discusses similarities between 1979 DC-10 crash and UPS flight 2976
American Airlines flight 191 is the deadliest US plane crash outside of 9/11. The DC-10, which was the predecessor to the MD-11, lost an engine in a similar way.
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Album Review: ‘Signs, Symptoms & Other Ill Conditions’ by Sixteen Bones
The second album project from alt folk rock duo Sixteen Bones, a collaboration between two established Louisville rock music scenesters, David Sailor Bryant (My Own Victim, Surviving Thalia) and Bryan Fox (End of Me), delivers the powerful guitar punches of post-grunge acoustic rock, mixed with the simple storytelling aspects of alt-country and folk.
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State report shows 41 JCPS schools in bottom 5% statewide in overall performance
The number of JCPS schools falling under the Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) classification has increased from 34 to 41 this year.
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Urban park in downtown Louisville opens to the public as part of LOUMED District
LOUMED Commons on East Chestnut Street is designed to serve people who work, study, receive care or visit downtown Louisville.
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Louisville food pantries still seeing record high demand ahead of the holidays
Several Louisville pantries said donations are pouring in at record levels.
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New wedding, event venue coming to Clarksville’s Origin Park
New Clarksville venue offers indoor and outdoor spaces, aiming to open in spring 2026.
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How nonprofit Feed Louisville ‘rescues’ food to help the hungry
Food insecurity is rising everywhere, including in Louisville. Listen to how Feed Louisville is helping.
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IRONMAN race in Louisville paused for 2026 amid major road projects
IRONMAN 70.3 Louisville will be on hold starting in 2026 as major road and highway improvements in Jefferson County affect the course.
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