The Mercer County Fiscal Court passed a one-year moratorium on data center project applications, while Burgin residents blasted an annexation proposal that would still allow one.
A Kentucky county passes a data center moratorium — with a city-sized hole Read More »
After a lengthy legal challenge to a 2023 ethics decision, Louisville officials say they are ready to enforce a fine against Council Member Anthony Piagentini.
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Brandon Wood was arrested Tuesday for allegedly failing to provide with a current photo for the sex offender registry, according to court documents.
Former Louisville police officer convicted in youth Explorer scandal back in custody Read More »
A federal ban on intoxicating hemp products will go into effect in November, but an additional month’s reprieve is working its way through Congress. Kentucky’s hemp industry hopes it means new energy to protect the growing sector.
Kentucky farmers, businesses call on Congress to delay intoxicating hemp ban Read More »
A longtime UNC Tarheel is bringing his talents to the U of L for his fifth year of eligibility, according to ESPN’s Pete Thamel. In a recent Instagram post, guard Seth Trimble shared a heartfelt message about his time at North Carolina. “I’ve been cons…
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Tropical Storm Cristobal has formed with 45 mph winds in the Atlantic, but forecasters already expect the storm to weaken and dissipate Thursday.
Tropical Storm Cristobal forms in the Atlantic Ocean, but won’t last long Read More »
The 145,000-square-foot facility was recently remodeled to support specialized sneaker and trading card operations.
After more than 32 years inside the Mid City Mall, the library will close at the end of the month as the mall is set to be demolished to make way for a new development.
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TARC Director Ozzy Gibson said most of the kinks are working themselves out.
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We’ve all likely heard that term by now, whether you’re a fan of music or someone who works in the music industry, or owns a venue which regularly hosts musical events.
Blue Dot Fever.
Empty blue dots scattered across ticket maps. That stupid little nickname that has become increasingly annoying for a very real problem that’s somehow morphed itself into everyone’s business and reality in 2026. Regardless of which side of the microphone you’re on, you’re feeling it. Tours canceled. Shows downsized. Promoters losing their asses off. Artists and managers scratching their heads for immediate solutions. Industry executives convening in their panels and board rooms to ask the essential question: What’s happening right now?
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Bullitt County students returned to classrooms Wednesday for the first day of the 2026-27 school year, with new safety measures among the changes awaiting families.
Bullitt County students head back to class for first day of school Read More »
Jennings County Schools canceled classes Wednesday after heavy overnight rain caused extensive flooding on county roads, with additional rainfall expected throughout the day.
Jennings County Schools cancels classes Wednesday due to flooding Read More »
“Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.” ― Ferris Bueller Slow down, you move too fast You got to make the morning last ― Simon and Garfunkel, “The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin’ Groovy)” Either you’re pumping the brake, or flooring the accelerator, […]
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Millions witnessed a solar eclipse over Europe on Wednesday, but some experienced a partial solar eclipse in the United States.
Millions in Europe crowd cities to see total solar eclipse Read More »
Chief Huffman, a Bullitt native, brings 28 years of law enforcement experience to the job.
Bullitt County Public Schools names first chief of newly created police force Read More »
