Friday's games at Lexington Catholic High School are set to start at 5:30 p.m. Saturday's games in Indianapolis are set to begin at 5 p.m. Indiana's boys and Kentucky's girls earned sweeps in the 2025 ...

Since the start of construction on Interstate 65, at least nine trucks and other vehicles have crashed into the infamous Louisville landmark.

A Kentucky-based nonprofit, WaterStep, is aiding in the Ebola response in Congo. The current Ebola outbreak is driven by a strain with no approved vaccines, making sanitation crucial. Concerns exist ...

Brooks Houck's brother was arrested in Nelson County on charges of perjury June 4, a Kentucky State Police spokesperson confirmed in a news release. Nicholas "Nick" Houck, 46, of Bardstown, was ...

Louisville will host a "Thunder-style" fireworks show at Waterfront Park for America's 250th anniversary. The city's ...

South Oldham baseball coach Ryan Wheat seeks to continue excellence in years to come after falling to Boyd County in KHSAA ...

A popular Louisville-based coffee and cookie business recently embroiled in controversy has filed for bankruptcy as it looks to restructure just over $4 million in debt. Please & Thank You filed for ...

LEXINGTON — South Oldham baseball, nearly a decade after its first trip, finally returned to the KHSAA state tournament. And it again returned to Crestwood without a win in hand. The Dragons, ranked ...

A Massachusetts woman was arrested June 2 in Warren County after allegedly trafficking around 90 pounds of marijuana through Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport, according to court documents ...

Actors Theatre of Louisville has announced its 2026-27 season, which includes five mainstage productions. The season lineup features a mix of classic and contemporary works, including "Baskerville: A ...

The House of Representatives voted to pass a resolution to end the war in Iran. Four Republicans, including Kentucky Rep. Thomas Massie, joined Democrats in supporting the measure. The House of ...

A District 11 Louisville Metro Council candidate whose eligibility was challenged should stay on the ballot, a Jefferson Circuit Court judge ordered June 3. Judge Jessica E. Green's decision hands a ...