Dr. Brian Yearwood toured Auburndale Elementary School to observe the district’s Summer Success League program.
New JCPS Superintendent visits school, talks budget and bus readiness Read More »
As Americans prepare to celebrate Independence Day on Friday, local fireworks retailers are hoping for an explosive surge in sales — and early signs point to a busy week.
Southern Indiana fireworks retailers expect boom for Fourth of July despite tariffs Read More »
The law targets underutilized degree programs that state officials say are not aligned with Indiana’s job market.
New Indiana law could eliminate college programs with low enrollment Read More »
They say the gatherings are hurting their bottom lines and putting staff in difficult situations.
With heat indexes climbing well above 100 degrees this week, people working outdoors in Louisville are doing what they can to stay cool, hydrated and safe.
Louisville workers, residents find ways to cope as heat index soars above 100 degrees Read More »
It’s one of 60 stores the grocery chain is shuttering nationwide.
Hall of Fame horse trainer D. Wayne Lukas, one of the most iconic figures in thoroughbred racing history, is stepping away from the sport at the age of 89.
Scott Davenport praises storied career of friend D. Wayne Lukas as trainer retires Read More »
A second child has come forward alleging they were sexually abused on a Greater Clark County Schools bus transporting special needs students.
2nd student alleges sexual abuse on Greater Clark County Schools bus Read More »
Several inches of rain in less than one hour Monday caused a mess in Elizabethtown. And more storms are likely on the way later this week.
‘Monsoon-like’ rain floods parts of Elizabethtown with more storms on the way Read More »
Officers said the vendor operating the party did not have a required permit.
LMPD says 800 people were at River Road ‘pop-up party’ before it was closed down Read More »
It was first constructed as the Louisville Elks Lodge and boasted high-end amenities of the pre-war era, including a pool in the basement, bowling alleys and billiards rooms.
Century-old Henry Clay building in downtown Louisville to become renovated apartments Read More »
“I just wish that anybody who knows anything would come forward — because somebody knows something.”
Louisville mother offering $5,000 reward to find murdered son’s killer Read More »
The scene unfolded around 3 a.m. near the intersection of Grinstead Drive and Bardstown Road, shortly after nearby bars were closing for the night.
The store, which officially opens May 30, will be the first Wawa in the Clarksville area and just the third in Indiana.
Wawa prepares to open in Clarksville, adding fuel to traffic concerns Read More »
As Mid City Mall near the Highlands sits for sale, residents and business owners are voicing hopes and concerns about what might come next for the aging but beloved property.
Community to weigh in on future plans for Mid City Mall near the Highlands Read More »
