Historic Kentucky photographs on display at new Frazier History Museum exhibit
The exhibition will be on view through Nov. 9.
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The exhibition will be on view through Nov. 9.
Historic Kentucky photographs on display at new Frazier History Museum exhibit Read More »
The Clarksville Police Department has a new traffic division, tasers, and a sub-station on the south end of town.
Clarksville Police to launch new station, boost traffic safety measures in growing town Read More »
The shop will be open Friday nights from 5-9 p.m., and from 12-9 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
New ice cream shop to open Friday near UofL campus Read More »
“If the president does not sign this request,” Gov. Beshear cautioned. “That’ll be $40,000 less that’s available for our families to recover.”
Kentucky still waiting on federal aid weeks after April’s historic flooding Read More »
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Kentucky Derby Festival’s annual event, Fest-a-Ville, is officially underway.
Fest-a-Ville kicks off Kentucky Derby season at Waterfront Park Read More »
A Louisville man was arrested April 10, 2025, after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman in the Phoenix Hill neighborhood.
Louisville man charged with sexually assaulting woman in Phoenix Hill neighborhood Read More »
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg is presenting his proposed budget for the next fiscal year to Metro Council on Thursday, kicking off months of negotiations.
Louisville mayor outlines $1.2 billion budget proposal for 2026 Read More »
Nearly 90,000 notices will be mailed to homes and businesses that are affected in Prairie Village, Fairdale, Okolona, West Buechel, and the Iroquois neighborhood.
Property tax changes coming for many Louisville homeowners; here’s how to appeal Read More »
After city officials defended a controversial proposal to take Churchill Downs revenue from JCPS, Louisville’s Mayor said he’s open to a new plan.
Louisville Mayor hedges on plan to take Churchill Downs money from JCPS Read More »
Darryl “The Hammer” Isaacs, owner of Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers, is providing the vouchers through his app, the Hammer Hub.
The Kentucky Supreme Court agreed to take a new look at its ruling over a law Jefferson County Public Schools argues is unconstitutional.
Cuts to federal funding have left non-profits in a lurch when it comes to future access to monetary resources.
‘We can’t stay silent’: McGarvey tells Ky nonprofits to push Congress Read More »
A Mexican glass manufacturer specializing in liquor bottles just opened a new showroom on Main Street.
Mexican glass manufacturer opens new Louisville showroom Read More »
Potentially life-saving weather information will once again reach a broader audience as the weather service reinstates its contract for translating weather products.
National Weather Service to resume translations of its products for non-English speakers Read More »