Louisville officials say the city recorded its fewest July homicides since 2014 and continues to see year-over-year declines in gun violence through the Safe Louisville initiative.
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A woman was arrested Wednesday near the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport after staff there found her 11-year-old son wandering near the terminal.
Woman arrested after Louisville airport staff finds her son wandering near terminal Read More »
The Jefferson County Clerk’s office is auditing its voter precinct data.
Jefferson County Clerk seeks outside help to ensure voters receive correct ballots Read More »
Lanham’s philosophy on justice and equality is inspired by birds and the natural world.
‘Look how we find joy.’ Dr. J. Drew Lanham on poetry and justice Read More »
The shooting happened just after midnight July 26 after police responded to a reported break-in at 5th and York streets.
Body camera footage shows police shoot armed burglary suspect in downtown Louisville Read More »
(The “Hip Hops” beer column is taking the week off. But there’s a fresh episode of “40 Years in Beer,” here: New Albany’s brewing history, prior to NABC resuming it.) Chef’s back. Goss Ave. Deli in Germantown closed in June following a short run, but owner/operator Eric Morris quickly pivoted to a relocation plan, which […]
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A man wanted for attempted murder and kidnapping was arrested after the U.S. Marshals service said he was hiding out in Louisville.
Man wanted on multiple charges, including attempted murder, arrested Read More »
Rates are now the highest they’ve been in nearly 50 years among veteran coal miners. Mining experts blame toxic silica dust, now more common in mines.
Black lung rates in Appalachia are high as the 1970s, with thousands of miners sick Read More »
Rates are now as bad as the 1970s, with thousands of miners sick and dying. Mining experts blame toxic silica dust, now more common in mines.
Appalachia’s black lung rates highest in nearly 50 years as miners’ protections stall Read More »
Jonathan Biss plays with the Louisville Orchestra and the Louisville Chamber Choir sings Eric Whitacre
A concerto from 1777 and deeply personal music for string quartet Read More »
A Kentuckian is largely to thank for foiling the “Copperhead Conspiracy” that could have shifted the balance of power during the American Civil War.
The Civil War conspiracy both sparked and foiled by Kentuckians Read More »
Five years after Deputy Brandon Shirley’s murder, his family continues seeking answers after charges were dismissed.
Family still seeking answers 5 years after murder of Jefferson County sheriff’s deputy Read More »
Teachers at 17 Jefferson County Public Schools are losing district stipends for educators at high-needs schools, leaving some facing thousands of dollars in lost pay just days before the school year begins.
Cornbread Hemp said Tuesday it hopes Congress either delays the ban or changes the law before it takes effect Nov. 12.
Louisville hemp company says looming federal ban could cost more than 100 jobs Read More »
Kentucky joins multistate lawsuit challenging federal access to TANF records and recipients’ private information.
Kentucky joins lawsuit over Trump administration’s plan to share TANF recipient data Read More »
