The fire broke out in the 4200 block of Monticello Avenue early Tuesday morning.
1 person rescued from burning home in Louisville’s Newburg neighborhood early Tuesday Read More »
My friend Michael Moeller, previously a founder of Kentucky Ale Trail, first launched a non-alcoholic, craft beer-influenced “straight” beverage. Now things have gotten a tad hempy. Since I know Michael writes his own excellent information releases (kudos; he’s a man after my own heart; you have NO IDEA how many unreadable releases come my way), […]
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Kentucky Hop Water has entered the THC beverage market Read More »
As leaves trade their lush green for crunchy browns, oranges and yellows, there’s no shortage of ways to get out and enjoy the crisp autumn air in Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia.
Leaf peeping, jack-o’-lanterns and other fall fun in Appalachia and the Mid-South Read More »
Surveys show that store brands have come a long way in quality since 10 or 20 years ago.
Don’t Waste Your Money | Shoppers embrace store brands as grocery prices keep rising Read More »
City data shows homicides, non-fatal shootings and carjackings are all down. But for the more than 200 people who filled a violence prevention meeting Monday, many say it doesn’t feel that way.
Community leaders call for grassroots solutions to Louisville gun violence Read More »
The taproom opened on the ground floor of the Baxter Apartments development in August 2021.
Hi-Wire Brewing to close taproom in Louisville’s Phoenix Hill neighborhood Read More »
Ford is cutting production at the Kentucky Truck Plant after a fire at one of its major aluminum suppliers.
Effective Law Enforcement for All, called ELEFA, will monitor the Louisville Metro Police Department’s progress making changes outlined in the city’s Community Commitment.
Community invited to hear from company hired to oversee Louisville police reform Read More »
Work the Metal was closed Wednesday “with deep sadness and respect for our employees and our community who mourn our beloved Jack.”
Jack Mathis, longtime co-owner of Louisville’s Work the Metal boutique, dies at 61 Read More »
Cornbread Hemp, a Louisville company selling THC gummies and drinks, says a proposed federal bill banning hemp products could threaten its business and jobs.
Kentucky’s leading hemp company ‘at risk’ as Congress considers THC product ban Read More »
Two horses were euthanized after they were injured on the track at Keeneland.
2 horses euthanized after suffering injuries at Keeneland Read More »
A portion of a human skull found along the Whitewater River in Fayette County has been confirmed to be more than 4,000 years old.
Portion of 4,000-year-old human skull found along riverbank in Indiana Read More »
A 51-year-old man died weeks after a crash on Interstate 65 in Louisville.
51-year-old man dies weeks after crash on I-65 in Louisville Read More »
A new Publix grocery store is coming to Prospect Point, but several longtime businesses said the development could leave them with no choice but to move or close their doors for good.
Grocery chain expected to evict some Prospect small businesses Read More »
Multiple sources tell NPR that, as part of the Trump administration’s latest reduction-in-force, the U.S. Department of Education has gutted the office that handles special education.
Amid shutdown, Trump administration guts department overseeing special education Read More »
