Barn destroyed in late-night Floyds Knobs fire
The fire happened just before 11 p.m. in the 6000 block of Georgetown-Greenville Road.
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The fire happened just before 11 p.m. in the 6000 block of Georgetown-Greenville Road.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE | Media Contact: Sam Draut; Admin@ypal.org LOUISVILLE, Ky. (May 28, 2026) — The Young Professionals Association of Louisville (YPAL) is proud to announce its new Board of Directors, with sponsorship support provided by Deloitte. The board will continue YPAL’s mission to connect, engage and develop young professionals to build a stronger Greater Louisville […]
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A new investigative report finds Louisville dispatchers below national standard for 911 answer time.
In Louisville, 911 calls wait too long, report finds Read More »
Floetry made its way “from London’s SE5 to Philly’s west side just to bring the vibe” to the Tiny Desk. And, let’s be real, the vibe was immaculate.
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The overpasses are already notorious in the city — often referred to by locals as Louisville’s “can opener” because of the oversized trucks that occasionally get wedged under the bridges.
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Yearwood will get more authority on daily operations such as contracts, transportation, personnel matters and organizational structures.
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Inmates and staff raise concerns as Louisville Metro jail faces overcrowding and staffing shortages.
Metro jail overcrowding, staffing shortages raise concerns among inmates, officers Read More »
Two Kentucky musical theater students are headed to New York City after being selected Sunday at the Kentucky Performing Arts (KPA) Bradley Awards in Louisville to advance to the national Jimmy Awards.
KPA Bradley Awards send 2 Kentucky musical theater students to national Jimmy Awards Read More »
Second annual Africa Day festival in downtown Louisville featured music, food, fashion and cultural celebration.
2nd annual Africa Day festival celebrates culture in downtown Louisville Read More »
Local news on Kentucky that tackled data centers, government surveillance and civic knowledge won three prestigious awards.
LPM News clinches three regional Edward R. Murrow Awards Read More »
No license is needed to fish, but all other regulations still apply.
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A Louisville man and Nicholasville woman were sentenced to federal prison Thursday after attempting to entice minors online.
The trial began Monday for two men accused of killing a teenager at a Louisville school bus stop.
One Louisville Metro Council member says residents and developers would both be protected by clear regulations. She wants to pause new data center proposals until those are in place.
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Kentucky State Fair unveils 2026 poster spotlighting Freedom Hall, horse traditions and America250 celebrations.
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