Filson Historical Society to preserve Jefferson County Black history records
Thousands of Black history documents in Jefferson County will be catalogued, preserved, and made accessible online through a new partnership.
‘Souper Serve’ brings warmth, hope to Louisville’s unhoused community
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Through snow flurries and bitterly cold temperatures, Kim Clark made it a point to show up for Louisville’s unhoused community, hosting her first “Souper Serve” event of the year. The event offered hot food, clothing and essential supplies to those in need. “It’s...
Volunteers stand guard at Louisville bus stops after fatal shootings
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After the shooting death of a Louisville student at a school bus stop in 2021, one man has made it his mission to protect children at their bus stops before school. The violence prevention organization known as Men Against Gun Violence has grown steadily since its...
Kentucky’s Sixth Wawa Store Opens This Week
As of this week, Wawa now has six locations in Kentucky? The openings generate tons of excitement, so here's hoping more are on the way.
Kentucky’s Sixth Wawa Store Opens This Week
As of this week, Wawa now has six locations in Kentucky? The openings generate tons of excitement, so here's hoping more are on the way.
New Documentary Shines The Spotlight On A Louisville True Crime Case
An HBO documentary about a 2009 murder has drawn a wave of visitors to a Fourth Street home in Old Louisville, and some residents say the attention is raising concerns about respect for the neighborhood and for the victim. The two-part documentary, Murder in Glitterball City, chronicles the killing of...
Shippingport Brewing to close after nearly 5 years in Louisville’s Portland neighborhood
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Shippingport Brewing Company in Louisville's Portland neighborhood will close its doors after nearly five years in business. The brewery and restaurant announced the news Friday on social media. It opened in June 2021 on West Main Street, according to our partners at Louisville Business First.
Advocates demand change after Louisville woman killed during alley cleanup
Advocates are calling on Louisville Metro to adopt stronger policies around alley cleanups and encampment clearings.
Norton Healthcare settles 2023 data breach lawsuit: How much money you could get
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A settlement has been reached in a class action lawsuit against Norton Healthcare following a major data breach in 2023. The breach compromised individuals’ personal information, including social security numbers and financial account numbers. It was deemed one of the worst cyberattacks that year...
UofL equine professor comments on complaint that could limit betting on Churchill Downs races
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — New allegations have emerged claiming Churchill Downs has millions of dollars of outstanding fees. If they aren't resolved, this could limit who can place bets on upcoming races, including the Kentucky Derby. In a complaint filed Feb. 18, the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) said...

















