17-year-old boy shot to death in PRP, Louisville police say
A 17-year-old boy was shot to death in Pleasure Ridge Park early Saturday morning.
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Shopping for ACA health plans this open enrollment? Here’s what to know
This year, with Congress in a stalemate about subsidies, Affordable Care Act marketplace consumers will need to be more informed than ever to navigate their health coverage choices.
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Bamboo Coffee & Donuts is coming to Douglass Loop in 2026
In early 2026, Bamboo Coffee & Donuts is expanding its perimeter to the Belknap neighborhood, or as it is often regarded in colloquial terms, the Highlands. Reporting at Louisville Business First, Michael L. Jones considers the implications. Bamboo Coffee & Donuts expands to Highlands Bamboo Coffee & Donuts will open at 1938 Harvard Drive, in […]
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Louisville’s first hyperscale data center: for the better, or worse?
By Brennan Allen Made possible through a collaboration between PowerHouse Data Centers, one of the world’s largest data center developers and POE Companies, Louisville now has its first hyperscale data center underway. “Hyperscale” refers to a massiv…
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Society of Women Engineers: building networks and breaking barriers
Natalie Harris The University of Louisville chapter of the Society of Women Engineers has grown to over 20 members who say the community is essential to their success in STEM fields. Women represent only 16% of engineers, making community and mentorshi…
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Louisville mom takes plea deal in death of 3-month-old who drowned in motel bathtub
Amber Winstead, 36, told police she had taken narcotics and got into the tub with the baby.
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Indiana soybean farmer cautiously optimistic as China agrees to drop tariffs, buy from US
China agreed to drop some retaliatory tariffs on American agricultural products and promised to buy 12 million metric tons of soybeans through January.
Haunted Old Louisville: Legends, ghosts and the Witches’ Tree
The area’s Victorian homes are full of history — and, some say, spirits that never left.
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Win Tickets to Ben Kweller
91.9 WFPK presents Ben Kweller on November 20 at Headliners Music Hall.
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Win Tickets to The Lone Bellow
91.9 WFPK presents The Lone Bellow on February 25 at Bomhard Theater.
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Win Tickets to Jon McLaughlin
91.9 WFPK presents Jon McLaughlin and Friends on December 12 at Bomhard Theater.
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Win Tickets to Railbird Fest
91.9 WFPK is a proud sponsor of Railbird Fest on June 6-7 at Red Mile Gaming & Racing in Lexington, KY.
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Elvira: “I’m like the Martha Stewart of the macabre”
Cassandra Peterson on Elvira’s Recipes, Goth Martha Stewart, and Jack White’s Haunted Kitchen Dreams
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Louisville police, Metro Council working to crack down on unregulated massage parlors
Louisville Metro Police and Metro Council are partnering to shut down massage parlors that don’t have a license.
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Advocates say government shutdown adding barriers to housing in Southern Indiana
A Southern Indiana shelter director says some clients have faced issues accessing needed documents, which he worries could delay housing opportunities. Local housing advocates and officials don’t want to let that happen.
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