Steps for Selling Your House (and Why Going FSBO Often Nets You Less)
Selling your home is one of the biggest financial transactions you’ll make. To help you move faster, get the best price, and avoid costly mistakes, here’s a step-by-step…
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Selling a home can feel overwhelming. There are many moving parts — pricing, repairs, staging, marketing — all of which impact how quickly your house sells and how much you get for it. If you want to speed up the process (and ideally increa…
At a Revenue Advisory Task Force meeting Monday, district leaders discussed the financial crisis
JCPS officials say financial crisis was not ‘hidden from the board or the public’ Read More »
The crash happened around 10:30 p.m. between the Bells Lane and Dumesnil Street exits.
Man killed after being hit while crossing I-264 in Louisville Read More »
The vote held Monday evening was emotional, with parents sharing heartfelt testimony about what the school means to the community.
Nichols Elementary to close as Bullitt County school board votes to realign district Read More »
Scientists are reprogramming how T cells work so they can fight against tumors, “turning them from cancer protectors into tumor fighters.”
Researchers at IU School of Medicine develop new method to shift cell behavior in tumors Read More »
“They decided that this case would go away.” Documents prove the prosecutor, a detective who was taken off the case, and the No. 2 at ISP discussed closing the case.
On Monday, Judge Charles Simms denied Brooks Houck and Joseph Lawson’s motions for new trial in the Bardstown mom’s murder.
The Highlands-Shelby Park Library recently signed a one-year lease to stay in the Mid City Mall on Bardstown Road through at least June of 2026.
Library at Louisville’s Mid City Mall to expand hours starting this fall Read More »
On this episode, we talk to Betty Winston Bayé about her groundbreaking career as a Black journalist in Louisville.
On Track: Veteran Louisville journalist Betty Bayé Read More »
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Media Contact: Grace Huneck; Admin@ypal.org LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Sept. 22, 2025) — A new cohort of young professionals is beginning a seven-week accelerated leadership development program designed to address key needs of early-career leaders. YPAL’s Emerging Leadership Program (ELP) is designed to create well-rounded professionals. The program covers topics such as diversity, […]
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Inside the halls of historic Central High School, one student’s struggle sparked a project that turned compassion into innovation.
Showers and thunderstorms will hit southern Indiana and central Kentucky today and tonight, with heavy rain, lightning, and possible strong winds.
LIVE RADAR: Tracking showers and storms in Kentucky and Indiana Read More »
The settlement ends an eight-year lawsuit brought against the city by LDG Development.
Louisville settles lawsuit over failed affordable housing project in Prospect Read More »
Bill Request 33, also known as “Troy’s Law,” would allow for wreckers to have blue flashing emergency lights.
Kentucky lawmakers to reintroduce ‘Troy’s Law,’ aimed at protecting tow truck drivers Read More »
