By Beth Przybylski With study, research, internship and service-learning opportunities around the world, the University of Louisville’s Office of Education Abroad may be the right spot for students looking to enhance their college experience and stan…
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We will use this meeting to continue our work to support and grow independent businesses in West Louisville. Contact xzashea@keeplouisvilleweird.com for more information.Register here and a Zoom link will be emailed to you immediately.
LIBA West Work Group Meeting (02 Dec 2025) Read More »
The LMPD offers ride alongs with officers while they are on duty. You can see what an officer does and sees while on duty.
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By Jai’Michael Anderson The University of Louisville has hired Kathryn “Katie” Cardarelli as provost and executive vice president, U of L President Gerry Bradley announced, Dec. 2. Cardarelli joined U of L in April 2024 as dean of the School of Public …
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This page gives information on riding along with a police officer while they are on duty to see what they go through in a shift.
Parts of Kentuckiana saw nearly five inches of snow!
How much snow fell? Louisville sets new snowfall record Read More »
An internet outage in southern Indiana is causing school districts to change up their plans for remote learning.
Spectrum internet outage affects remote learning in southern Indiana Read More »
Applications are open for high school students to join the Arts Angle Vantage Newsroom for free in January 2026.
‘Finding their voice’: Louisville nonprofit launches student-led arts newsroom Read More »
The first snowfall in Kentucky and southern Indiana set new records, disrupting schools and travel, while prompting adjustments to local services.
PHOTOS: Viewer photos of first snowfall of the season in Kentucky, Indiana Read More »
TARC announced Tuesday it will be operating on its winter weather detours plan.
Louisville’s TARC adjusts routes amid snow; What you need to know Read More »
Numerous crashes were reported on Louisville-area interstates and secondary roads after several inches of heavy, wet snow fell overnight.
LMPD officers resume responding to non-injury crashes after winter weather pause Read More »
Your correspondent seeks to remain dispassionate, but this one is tough. As a New Albany resident, I’ve grown quite fond of the fish dip and oysters. The text: Thanks to everyone who made it a point to support us over the last 2.5 years at OUTCAST fish & oyster bar. The effort the OC team has […]
The post In New Albany, Outcast Fish & Oyster Bar is closed (for now) appeared first on Food & Dining Magazine.
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Last year, the federal government issued a new rule requiring self-insured coal mines to prove they can cover 100% of future black lung disease costs. Two Democrats say they’ve heard the Trump administration isn’t following the rule.
Democrats suspect Trump administration isn’t enforcing a benefits rule for coal miners Read More »
According to The Wall Street Journal, holiday hiring in 2025 is at its lowest level in a decade.
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In an update around 7:15 a.m. Tuesday, LMPD said Dennis Russell “returned home.”
Louisville police cancel search for missing 80-year-old man Read More »
