Conner Montgomery, 30, was arrested after a joint investigation by the Jennings County Sheriff’s Office and ISP into the death of his 53-year-old father.
Southern Indiana man charged with murder after shooting father, police say Read More »
The 65th season kicks off with the romantic comedy “Much Ado About Nothing.”
Kentucky Shakespeare Festival reveals 2025 lineup in Louisville’s Central Park Read More »
Nashville recording artist and country singer-songwriter Whey Jennings announces his nationwide 2025 Tour, kicking off February throughout Florida and taking him coast-to-coast the remainder of the year, with additional dates and festival appearances to be announced in the coming weeks.
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The Louisville Orchestra announced plans Monday to hit the road on a statewide tour.
Louisville Orchestra announces 127-stop statewide ‘In Harmony Tour’ Read More »
Here’s what some Louisvillians told LPM News they’re concerned about. We looked at where funding for these issues stands in the current city and state budgets.
What matters to you: Louisville residents talk homelessness, LMPD and JCPS Read More »
An active week of weather is ahead for Kentuckiana. Our first round of rain and snow will likely affect your Tuesday morning commute.
How much snow is expected in Kentucky and Indiana this week? | Snow forecast Read More »
Veteran hit country singer-songwriter, Bill Nash, joins the artist roster at JWA Media for public relations and publicity representation. Nash is expected to formally announce a new music project in early 2025, produced by his son, Jimmy Nash, who is an established songwriter.
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Established in 2016 in an extensively remodeled historic structure at 625 W. Magnolia Ave., Old Louisville Brewery’s fervent regulars have always made it one of the closest thing to a Cheers setting among local breweries. LEO Weekly offers a preview of Old Louisville Brewery’s annual Mardi Gras event in cooperation with the 501c3 non-profit Mattingly […]
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The Kentucky Department of Corrections said last month that 67 state inmates are taking hormones to treat gender dysphoria. A Republican priority bill seeks to deny such medication.
Kentucky Senate bill would ban hormone therapy for transgender inmates Read More »
For some, the weight loss drug Ozempic is life-changing. But for other users, it’s a nightmare.
The 2 sides of Ozempic — weight loss success stories and health nightmares in Kentucky Read More »
Scott Drollinger, 38, was traveling west on Northwestern Parkway when he lost control and ran off the road.
Ohio man charged with murder after fatal DUI crash in Louisville Read More »
A winter storm is expected to hit the Louisville area beginning Monday evening.
‘Slick and hazardous’ | Winter Storm Watch issued for Kentucky, southern Indiana Read More »
A teenage boy was killed and another person was taken to the hospital after a double shooting at California Park Saturday night.
By Jai’Michael Anderson President Kim Schatzel delivered her State of the University address to campus on Thursday, Feb. 6 in Strickler Hall. Around 60 attendees gathered for the live-streamed event, most of the crowd being university staff and faculty. Schatzel provided several updates, celebrating U of L’s recent growth and success in various areas. Student
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President Schatzel holds Town Hall, announces property purchase Read More »
Last year, there were 30 woman-owned businesses at the event, that number grew to 95 this year.
Women-owned businesses featured at ‘Galentine’s Day’ event at Mellwood Art Center Read More »
