New bourbon and bluegrass show brings Kentucky history to life at Frazier Museum
A unique tasting experience is coming soon to the Frazier History Museum.
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Indiana schools awarded $27 million for safety upgrades, resource officers
The Secured School Safety Grant Program is administered by the Indiana Department of Homeland Security.
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Neighborhood Watch
This page contains information on how to start a Neighborhood Watch in order to help increase the safety of the place where you live.
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New master plan coming for Jefferson Memorial Forest in southwest Louisville
Mayor Craig Greenberg and officials from Louisville’s parks department are asking residents to weigh in on how to improve Jefferson Memorial Forest as the city updates its long-term plan for the nearly 7,000-acre park.
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20-year-old UofL student charged after attempted kidnapping on school campus
A Louisville man is facing charges after he allegedly tried to abduct a woman at the University of Louisville earlier this week.
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A holiday for some, employees give their perspectives on Labor Day
By Noah Jennings Labor Day is on Monday, Sept. 1. Proposed as early as the 19th century, this holiday is meant to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of American labor movements, which fought for better working conditions, better wages, and fewer hours. With school starting again and summer coming to a close, many people
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Louisville police arrest teenager for shooting outside JCPS soccer game
Inside the stadium, J. Graham Brown School was playing duPont Manual High School.
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Mission-driven cafe opens at Louisville’s Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held at Açaí-Ville Café Tuesday morning.
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Kentucky player wins $1 million Powerball prize; 2 more $50,000 tickets sold
The Kentucky Lottery confirmed where the tickets were sold during the $1 billion run for the Powerball jackpot.
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Nashville Barrel Company plans to open 1st Louisville location in NuLu in 2026
Nashville Barrel Company announced the new location in a news release Tuesday.
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Dozens of scientists find errors in a new Energy Department climate report
More than 85 scientists say that a recent U.S. Department of Energy report is full of errors and misrepresents climate science.
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Police charge 2nd teenager with February murder at Louisville park
Police said Monday’s arrest is believed to be the final one in connection to the Feb. 8 shootings.
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JCPS officials say more library books being checked out after cellphone ban
Librarians at Pleasure Ridge Park High School said more students are reading books, even during down time.
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Listening session for Givaudan site development options scheduled in September
The company is inviting the community to discuss options at an upcoming listening session at United Crescent Ministries.
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WDRB’s chief engineer Gary Schroder retiring after 38 years with the station
The station says farewell to our tech guru, chili champ and karaoke king.
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