Mexican restaurant to replace former Korean steakhouse in Louisville’s Butchertown neighborhood
Nami, created by chef Edward Lee, closed abruptly in November 2025.
Speed limit lowered on KY 44 in Bullitt County after years of crashes
The change comes months after the Bullitt County Fiscal Court asked KYTC to reduce the speed limit because of the number of serious crashes along the corridor.
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Simpsonville police chief’s personnel file details suspension amid harassment investigation
Chief Thomas Brummer was suspended after a “credible allegation” of harassment and violations of performance and conduct.
Louisville requires security at some late-night businesses
Louisville businesses must hire on-site security if they are deemed nuisances and open until the early morning, under a new rule passed by the Metro Council.
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Louisville man accused of stealing JCPS bus told police he ‘believed the buses were free’
Chance Ottersbach was arrested after police said he crashed the stolen bus into two parked cars in Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood.
New Music Friday: The best albums out Aug. 7
Ravyn Lenae. Margaret Glaspy. Overmono. Host Stephen Thompson chats with Liz Warner from WDET in Detroit about their favorite albums out Friday, August 7. Plus, a handful of NPR Music writers and critics offer their personal picks in the lightning round.
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No bid, no fowl. KFC founder Colonel Sanders’ iconic items hit big clucks at auction
A memorabilia and real estate auction of items owned and associated with Colonel Harland Sanders, and his wife Claudia, went up for sale in Kentucky and around the world.
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American airlifted from an Antarctic base in the middle of winter after medical emergency at remote research station
The mission’s copilot said conditions were close to the limit of the aircraft’s capabilities, but they flew anyway after an “urgent request for assistance” came in.
19-year-old arrested months after Louisville shooting that injured teenager
A 19-year-old accused of opening fire on two teenagers in Louisville in February, injuring a 15-year-old, is scheduled to appear in court Friday morning.
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Chef in a Box (Aug. 19, 20): Gaslight Diner, featuring chef Colin Croghan
Gaslight Diner is next for APRON Inc.’s Chef in a Box promotion, but first the bigger picture. Food & Dining Magazine continues to preview the forthcoming Chef in a Box offering. It’s a tasty fundraising project dating to the summer of 2020, benefiting APRON Inc.’s ongoing grant program. The Chef in a Box promotion continues on […]
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A look inside the Speed Art Museum’s visiting artist program
The Speed Art Museum launched The Sam Gilliam Visiting Art Program in 2025, and named Diallo Simon-Ponte assistant curator.
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New Grand Lyric Theater opens doors with week-long celebration in Louisville
Grand Lyric Theater celebrates opening with week-long events, live music, arts programs and community celebrations in Louisville.
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JCPS parents face first-day frustrations with new bus tracking app
Jefferson County Public Schools rolled out a new bus tracking app Thursday, but some parents said it caused confusion on the first day of school instead.
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JCPS calls first day transportation a success after all bus routes finished by 6:22 p.m.
JCPS says first day back went smoothly as buses cleared early and nearly 95,000 students returned.
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