The more than 9,300-square-foot building at 209 S. Fifth St. was previously listed at more than $1.4 million but will be sold to the highest bidder at or above $750,000.
Historic downtown Louisville building built in 1878 going up for auction Read More »
A docking bay fire at a Louisville business caused a large cloud of smoke in the area Tuesday afternoon.
The Louisville-based healthcare company was given until Sept. 24 to make the payment, according to a court filing.
Humana to pay $32 million to whistleblower attorneys in Medicare fraud case Read More »
The event is a nationally recognized juried fine arts and contemporary crafts festival at features more than 600 artists from across the country.
69th St. James Court Art Show returns to Old Louisville Oct. 3-5 Read More »
Mayor Craig Greenberg and Metro Animal Services announced Monday a new partnership with DocuPet, a leading pet identification and lost pet platform.
New online pet tag program helps Louisville families reunite with lost pets Read More »
Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Brian Yearwood said Tuesday the district is working to reduce its 2026-27 budget by $132 million, but staff and teacher salaries in schools won’t be affected.
JCPS aims to cut $132 million in next budget, ensures teacher salaries won’t be affected Read More »
A piece of metal weighing several pounds smashed through a car windshield Monday morning, sending an 18-year-old to the hospital with cuts from the glass.
Jeffersontown family looking for answers after metal object crashes through windshield Read More »
Production has been picking up at Buffalo Trace following a $1.2 billion expansion project that was finished earlier this year.
Buffalo Trace fills 9 millionth barrel of bourbon since Prohibition Read More »
Two men were charged in connection with a 2024 shooting that killed a 31-year-old man.
2 men charged in connection to 2024 fatal Lyndon shooting Read More »
The library system’s next leader, who most recently led the Dallas Public Library as interim director, will bring more than 16 years of library experience to the role.
City names new Louisville Free Public Library director Read More »
A Louisville man was arrested and charged with attempted kidnapping and strangulation.
Man charged with choking woman in Louisville’s Chickasaw neighborhood Read More »
Joseph Lawson, one of three men convicted in the murder of Bardstown mother Crystal Rogers, filed an appeal Monday.
Man convicted in Crystal Rogers’ murder officially files appeal Read More »
Patrick Donley was preparing to sell his studio on Mary Street about six years ago when he found household items in the dirt while digging in the basement.
Louisville artist turns accidental archeologist, uncovers post-Civil War era city dump Read More »
The Louisville Ballet is inviting you to get in the spirit of “Dracula” while supporting a good cause.
Louisville Ballet invites you to give the gift of life before ‘Dracula’ production Read More »
According to a federal court ruling, the state of Indiana can require biological sex on birth certificates rather than gender identity.
Federal court rules Indiana can require biological sex on birth certificates Read More »
