From master taster to entrepreneur: Jackie Zykan talks recognition and risk in bourbon industry
During Bourbon Heritage Month, Jackie Zykan, former Old Forester master taster, reflects on her path through bourbon.
Don’t Waste Your Money | From electricity to gas bills, the price of owning a home is soaring
Homes are more expensive than ever in this day and age. Not only are prices at all time highs, but mortgage rates are still above 6%.
Louisville kids find hope, mentorship through drumming amid rise in youth gun violence
The sounds of raindrops and music fill Russell Lee Park in the city’s west end Wednesday afternoon.
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Police investigating after man hit by vehicle near Louisville’s main post office
The department said officers were called to the scene on a report that a person had been hit by a vehicle around 6:30 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 20.
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Louisville pays $6M to settle discrimination complaint over affordable housing in Prospect
The Prospect Cove case has bounced around in court since 2017 until the settlement was reached last month.
Former Louisville Urban League leader steps down as CEO of New York think tank
Reynolds will now able to focus solely on the Norton Healthcare Sports and Learning Center in Louisville’s west end, where she is the current president.
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The Portland Anchor – October 2025
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Louisville man ‘wrongly arrested’ for 5 months due to mistaken identity
The Louisville Office of Inspector General alleged Louisville Metro Police unlawfully arrested Anderson and violated his Fourth Amendment rights.
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LifeWise Academy providing daytime religious instruction to some Southern Indiana students
An Indiana law passed last year makes it easier for parents to send their kids out for religious instruction during school hours. Some Floyd County families have recently signed up for LifeWise Academy, a fast-growing national organization.
Campbell Overlook unveiled at Louisville’s Cherokee Park in honor of longtime visitor
The overlook is named after Chris Campbell, who lived along the park and used it nearly every day.
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BBB warns of website selling tickets for non-existent ‘Louisville Fashion Week’
The fraudulent website is offering tickets priced from $500 to $900 for a four-day event scheduled for Nov. 6-9, according to a news release.
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Bullitt County Public Schools combats bullying with AI app for students
Bullitt County Public Schools partnered with Slingshot, a Louisville software development company, to develop this free app at the beginning of 2025.
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Construction begins on new elementary school in southern Indiana
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Wednesday morning for a new elementary school in southern Indiana.
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Drivers, businesses adapt as Main Street two-way conversion progresses in Louisville
Drivers in downtown Louisville may encounter a bumpier commute as the city continues work to convert Main Street into a two-way corridor.
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