The U.S. Supreme Court has civil liberty advocates questioning what could come next for license plate readers.
Digging In: A court ruling puts focus on Kentucky police Flock use Read More »
The remains are those of Nancy Tucker, believed to be Washington County’s last missing victim of Hurricane Helene, the sheriff’s office said.
Remains of missing Tennessee woman found 2 years after Hurricane Helene Read More »
By Tori Mastin Kalib Perry has spent months preparing for another season with Louisville football. What he still does not know, however, is whether he will be allowed to play. Perry, a fifth-year linebacker for the Cardinals, is one of many college ath…
NCAA eligibility fight leaves class of 2022 athletes in limbo Read More »
By Bobby Drexel For Louisville students, attending sporting events is an important part of the college experience. The Ville’ns ticketing program offers students access to such events throughout the year, including football, men’s and women’s basketbal…
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By Hallie Conley On Sunday, Sept. 13, Louisville softball lost to Kentucky 9-1 on the road. Since 2000, Louisville softball has fallen to Kentucky 26 times and won 21 times in regular season play. Historically, the SEC is a powerhouse conference in sof…
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Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell finally ended his monthslong medical leave, returning to the Senate floor ahead of a congressional marathon.
McConnell returns to the Senate floor after June fall Read More »
Earlier this year, OpenAI launched a feature on ChatGPT meant to help people at risk of suicide connect with someone they trust for support. But its setup may prove challenging to someone in crisis.
NPR looked for ChatGPT’s new crisis feature. It’s hard to find Read More »
Food donations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture declined significantly in the last fiscal year. Paired with less food assistance, Kentucky food pantries are struggling to keep up with demand.
Facing declining federal support, Kentucky food banks once again turn to community Read More »
Noah Kahan will perform “Bridge Over Troubled Water” as part of the In Memoriam segment.
The Emmys are Monday night. Here’s how to watch Read More »
Louisville band Shannon Vetter & The Sleepless Pilgrims share a fun video about “Sex, Drugs, Rock’n’Roll and Reading” that takes place in a local bookstore!
By Shea Ramsey When Louisville football takes the field, it’s not just players who feel the pressure and excitement of game day. Students who travel to away games and pack L&N Stadium for home games say the experience has become just as much about …
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Atlantic Industrial Coatings said that the pool’s new blue liner peeled and tore because of “human oversight,” according to a new report from the New York Times.
By Abigail Brown Life after college is on the mind of every graduate as they step off campus for the last time. For University of Louisville alumni Mia Moss, life after college has returned her to the familiar territory of John Hardin High School. It’…
U of L alumni shines as John Hardin High School technical director Read More »
Serai, the word for lemongrass in Malaysian, is open in the space vacated last year by DiFabio’s Casapela (2311 Frankfort Ave. in Clifton). At Louisville Business First, reporter Michael L. Jones spoke with Sebastian Moh, Serai’s owner and chef. “Serai is a neighborhood restaurant focused on Malaysian and Thai spices, herbs and techniques, together with […]
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Sebastian Moh’s Serai restaurant is open in Clifton Read More »
Coal generation is expected to decline in 2026 and 2027, according to a recent federal outlook.
Are Trump’s policies helping KY coal? Not much, new federal outlook shows Read More »
