Storms leave 2 dead in Mexico as flash-flood risk from Rachel lingers across the Southwest US
Hurricane Simon pounded Mexico’s Pacific coast as a Category 3 storm on Sunday.
An overview of the 2026 Kentucky general election
By Ailis Wiggett On Nov. 3, Kentucky residents will have the choice to participate in the midterm elections, where there are more than 3,684 positions up for election statewide. The ballot ranges ranges from city office to federal positions, and most n…
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Changes to international student visas could leave KY, nation behind on cutting-edge research
International student visas will have a new four-year limit if new regulations are not overturned.
In Louisville’s District 9, voters to choose between left and far-left candidates
The candidates for Louisville Metro Council District 9 agree largely on the changes they’d like to see in the city. Where they differ is in how to achieve them.
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Indiana Task Force 1 returning home after assisting following Hurricane Isaias
Members of the group were activated last week to conduct search and rescue operations in the storm’s aftermath.
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Why Are So Many Louisville Homes Just Sitting? Here’s What Nobody Wants to Admit.
Why Are So Many Louisville Homes Sitting? Inventory Is Up 28%, Pending Listings Are Down 31%, and Mortgage Rates Just Spiked.
If you’re thinking about selling your home in Louisville, the latest housing market numbers might surprise you.
There are mor…
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Get to know these five Native American composers
These artists represent the Chickasaw, Mohawk Kaniènkeha, Diné, Mohican/Munsee-Lenape, Cherokee and Crow nations and people
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Beshear, Rogers present $22M in federal grants to Eastern Kentucky communities
The money comes from the Abandoned Mine Lands Economic Revitalization program, or AMLER. It’s been 10 years since Rogers, a veteran legislator, created the program.
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Internationalist arrivals: Taqueria La Guadalupana (downtown) and Dos Mundos (to Clifton)
In September at Instagram, Simpsonville’s Dos Mundos (cover photo) announced a forthcoming move. We started Dos Mundos in Simpsonville as two worlds colliding — Peruvian + Vietnamese, flavors we grew up with reimagined. Now we’re coming home to Louisville. We are not closing. We are moving into Louisville by the end of September. Before we […]
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The sometimes-awkward art of asking for a second opinion
A doctor has recommended a course of action that is invasive, expensive or somehow different from what you’d prefer. Is it OK to get a second opinion? The answer is yes. Here’s how to make the ask a little less awkward.
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GALLERY: Louisville volleyball cuts down No. 14 Stanford in straight sets.
By Adam Mouchrani and Tadaaki Bessho The Cardinals beat No. 14 Stanford in three sets on October 11, 2026, recording set scores 25-23, 25-18, and 25-17. This keeps Louisville undefeated at home and in the ACC with their sixth consecutive win. Louisvill…
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OPINION: Parking on campus is a burden
By Shea Ramsey For University of Louisville students who drive to campus, getting to class can feel like a race against the clock. Finding an open space, making sure it’s actually allowed with their specific permit and still getting to class on time ad…
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U of L students call for more food options and flex points expansion
By Bobby Drexel For U of L students, finding convenient and affordable food options between classes can be a challenge. While the university offers a variety of options on campus, some students believe there is room for more choices, specifically in Ca…
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OPINION: What does it take to change an institution?
By Tejanee Jones An Ekstrom Library exhibit created by senior history major Tyea Alexander titled “What Does It Take to Change an Institution?” highlights Black student life at the University of Louisville during the 1960s and 1970s. During this time, …
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OPINION: School-life balance can save your college career
By Kaitlynn Bailey Being a college student requires time and responsibility dedicated to earning your degree. No matter what type of education you pursue, a college degree can cause stress for young adults struggling to keep up with everyday life and s…
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