The nationwide ground stop that paralyzed the U.S. aviation system on Friday has ended, according to Federal Aviation Administration.
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The forthcoming move has left some parents and educators frustrated and wondering about the company’s motivations.
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By Harrison Plank Louisville football will play their last road game of the regular season this Saturday, Nov. 14 against North Carolina. Super Bowl-winning UNC Head Coach Bill Belichick has always been a defensive mastermind, but will his Tar Heels be…
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By Claire Schneider The University of Louisville Department of Theatre Arts is staging “Mr. Burns: A Post-Electric Play” at the Playhouse starting Nov. 13. The dark comedy follows survivors in the aftermath of civilization’s collapse, as they reenact …
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Airports in Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati have grounded departing flights as the FAA issues a stop order across the U.S.
Indiana’s Republican Party chair has stepped down. The move comes after major losses for the party on election day.
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More Louisville families need help affording food and the pressures they face may increase during the holiday season, local experts say.
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Editor’s Note: When responding to a question regarding communication with minority students, President Gerry Bradley stated that this year’s Black population comprises 17% of the student body compared to last year’s 12%. On the official University of L…
President Gerry Bradley questioned by SGA members and protesters before Senate meeting Read More »
More than a year since Kentucky lawmakers passed a bill banning diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, one public university’s foundation is asking the court to change scholarships designed for women and Black students.
UofL and Kentucky’s AG are fighting to remove DEI criteria from scholarships Read More »
The clouds that look like a stormy sea are called asperitas clouds. Learn about them with the latest episode of Science Behind the Forecast.
Science Behind the Forecast: Clouds that look like ocean waves? Read More »
Louisville band The Pass return to the scene with fresh sounds on their new album Gold Rush and the single “Honestly”.
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Dock Seafood shifted this week in New Albany to 1707 State Street, relocating a few blocks from its previous location. Dock now is situated nearer to Baptist Health Floyd Hospital, with roomy digs to accommodate its catering operation and fleet of food trucks. The new location is intended to freshen the concept as a prelude […]
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The Kentucky Historical Society has approved a marker denoting Civil War barracks that were part of enslaved people’s path to liberty.
An Old Louisville Civil War site for Black soldiers will get a historical marker Read More »
By Vinny Porco Third-ranked Louisville women’s volleyball traveled to Dallas, Texas on Thursday evening to face the No. 5 SMU Mustangs in a high-powered ACC volleyball matchup. The Cards lost 3-1, dropping their first match in ACC play against the tale…
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For eight years, romance scammers have used one Mississippi man’s photo to create hundreds of fake profiles. The victims have come after him.
