The spring subsidy is designed to help households with incomes up to 150% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines to offset their cooling costs.
Louisville offering electric bill assistance through LIHEAP spring program Read More »
The proposed moratorium would not affect the ‘Project Lincoln’ eying 267 acres of agricultural land north of La Grange
Oldham County looks to pause data center deals amid pushback over $6B project Read More »
Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Medicare administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz joined Braun for the announcement Tuesday.
Indiana Gov. Braun signs order to remove candy, soft drinks from SNAP benefits Read More »
More than 320,000 votes were collected in the two-month long tournament.
Firefighter gear named coolest thing made in Kentucky in 2025 tournament Read More »
Sure, they’re pretty, but trees are also important.
On Track: Why Louisville needs trees Read More »
Cocktails & Connectionsfeaturing Weird NetworkingLogan Street Market ~ 1001 Logan StreetTuesday, April 15 from 5:30 – 7:00pmYou’ve attended a networking event before, but have you ever attended Weird Networking?! Join us for cocktails, connections …
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This is the first program of its type in Kentucky.
Louisville Metro Corrections launches innovative opioid treatment program for inmates Read More »
Henry, a ‘kind-hearted’ teen, was just days away from his freshman orientation when he took his own life. Another Kent County teen pleaded guilty to sextorting him.
Michigan parents share story after son, 14, dies by suicide over sextortion Read More »
After historic flooding submerged many areas in Louisville, hundreds of volunteers have helped clean up debris and some roadways have reopened.
Downtown Louisville roadways reopen after flooding Read More »
More schools are exploring the possibility of keeping cellphones out of the classroom, and a Louisville school is the latest to gauge parents’ interest.
Louisville high school surveying parents on creating ‘phone-free’ school Read More »
Some Oldham County resident are concerned with how they say county’s jail is dealing with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and its handling of illegal immigrates.
“Everybody who lives along this edge doesn’t know what to do.”
Mudslide threatens Prospect homes teetering above Harrods Creek Read More »
Buffalo Trace Distillery is working to return to normalcy after devastating flood damage last week.
Buffalo Trace Distillery reopens after major flood damage in Frankfort Read More »
The amusement park in Louisville will officially open Discovery Meadow to the public May 10.
Kentucky Kingdom unveils $11M renovations with new family attractions Read More »
President Trump and GOP members of Congress have accused the public broadcasters of biased and “woke” programming. The president plans a rescission, which would give Congress 45 days to approve the directive or allow funding to be restored.
Trump plans order to cut funding for NPR and PBS Read More »
