While ISP does not plan to add patrols, troopers will monitor heavily traveled areas near schools.
As new school year begins, Indiana State Police have strong warning about bus safety Read More »
“We all are brothers and sisters in Christ.”
Louisville faith leaders ask for prayers for Muhammad Ali’s sick brother, Rahman Read More »
Democrats and union leaders stood together in Louisville over the weekend to declare the city a “union town” as the massive Blue Oval SK battery park in Glendale schedules a union vote.
At AFL-CIO bus tour, Kentucky BlueOval SK workers say they’ll vote on unionizing Read More »
Indiana expects to receive $16.5 million from the latest multi-state settlement with eight pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Indiana touts $16.5 million payout in latest opioid manufacturer settlement Read More »
The temperature inside the car was around 125 degrees, police said.
Applications will be accepted until Sept. 12, or until funds run out.
Registration begins for summer program to help Louisville residents with energy bills Read More »
It will be dangerously hot this week, at times it could feel hotter than 100 degrees. Here’s when the heat will break.
Weather Impact Alert Day issued for multiple days this week due to extreme heat Read More »
Louisville band Roadie released second single from upcoming album with “Ain’t Worth A Name”
The single from Roadie “Ain’t Worth A Name” takes us on a road trip in new video Read More »
The employees who have chosen to leave the agency amount to about 20% of NASA’s workforce.
Nearly 4,000 NASA employees opt to leave agency through deferred resignation program Read More »
Faculty and staff have been planning all summer for the students’ return and are looking forward to starting the year.
Back to school preparations underway across Louisville Catholic schools Read More »
LEO Weekly has Spotify playlists for each Listen Local column featuring selected tracks from each reviewed release. Check them out here!
Listen Local – New Louisville Music You Gotta Hear This August! Read More »
Friday, August 8 – Sunday, August 10
It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley
Speed Art Museum | 2035 S. Third St. | speedmuseum.org | $12 public / $8 for Speed and Women in Film-KY members | Various times | Al…
2020 was not the year America turned sour, but it was the year that our social fabric was torn open. A rotten heart laid bare to fester over the last five years. It was a boiling point that many would rather leave behind.
To put it mildly, this story is confusing. Consequently, let’s allow the social media chronology over the past ten days to do the talking. On July 18, it was revealed that Isaac Fox, front man at the long-running La Chasse (1359 Bardstown Rd.) would be stepping away to focus on The Champagnery (1764 Frankfort Ave.) […]
The post Conditions are foggy as La Chasse and The Champagnery are shuttered appeared first on Food & Dining Magazine.
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The closure allowed crews to address areas of I-65 impacted by recent semitruck crashes.
One lane of I-65 south reopens after weekend construction at Hospital Curve Read More »
