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The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and American Library Association are presenting the exhibition.

By Golly’s Bar & Grill opened Thursday at 941 East Lewis & Clark Parkway in Clarksville—where the Hooters was located until it closed in 2024.

Clark County Sheriff’s Office said crews from CenterPoint were dispatched to the area Thursday evening.

A team built the treehouse using trees that fell during storms at the forest.

Gov. Andy Beshear signed two emergency regulations Thursday—focused on “enhanced mental health outcomes through proper use of restrictive housing policies.”

Here are a selection of events, markets, concerts and more happening this weekend.

The vacant home on West Oak Street in Seymour went up in flames last Thursday, Sept. 18, just after 4 a.m.

The drone includes several features, such as thermal imaging to locate hotspots and monitor fire spread, full-color night vision, and an AI-powered system able to tell the difference between people, animals and equipment.

An Operation Return Home alert was released by the Louisville Metro Police Department on Thursday afternoon.

The short-term measure pushed by President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans would keep the federal government operating for seven more weeks—through the end of November.

The money was awarded by the Kentucky Pediatric Cancer Research Trust Fund to the University of Louisville.

The annual Hillcrest on Halloween tradition in Louisville’s Crescent Hill neighborhood will now be a free ticketed event.

Aubrey, a retired U.S. Army colonel and former acting chief of police with the Louisville Police Department, where he served 28 years, passed away Tuesday night.

First Merchants Bank, based out of Muncie, Indiana, has announced that it’s acquiring Jeffersonville, Indiana,-based First Savings Financial Group.

The theme park in Louisville is showcasing more than 1,000 bright orange pumpkins that glow in the dark throughout the park again this year, including four 12-foot pumpkin sculptures.