Mother walks into hospital with ‘very dirty’ baby covered in bruises and her brain...
Marisela Hernandez Rios allegedly admitted to violently shaking her infant daughter multiple times before the child was hospitalized and required lifesaving surgery. The post Mother walks into hospital with 'very dirty' baby covered in bruises and her brain bleeding, gives story about pillow: Police first appeared on
CardinalAuthority’s Thoughts from Jeff Brohm’s Pre-NC State Press Conference
Jeff Brohm took the podium once again on Monday for his weekly press conference ahead of Saturday's game against NC State. CardinalAuthority's Jacob Polacheck and Michael McCammon were both in attendance and came away with some of their own takeaways from the presser. Big Game Letdowns? It's About Conference Strength.
Louisville Metro paramedics find love in an ambulance
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB+WAVE) — Being a paramedic is heart-pounding work. “The adrenaline is crazy,” EMT Kate Beaumont said. They race into chaos and danger. “I think we’ve seen a little bit of everything,” paramedic Dakota Plyman added. “It can kind of take a toll on you,”...
Mother Arrested After Abandoning Two Children
A Louisville woman was arrested Saturday night after police say she abandoned her two children and then tried to drive off while impaired before crashing into a nearby ditch. Lisa Burgess, 42, is facing seven charges, including endangering the welfare of a minor, reckless driving, and operating a motor vehicle while un
Forget Everything You Think You Know About Kentucky’s Largest City Until You’ve Seen This...
Louisville, Kentucky is a city that people think they understand, and then the Waterfront Botanical Gardens comes along and quietly rearranges everything they thought they knew. That’s a bold claim, but this is a bold garden, and it earns every word of it. Most people’s mental image of Louisville...
Frustration over Kentucky data center has found another target — ethics complaints
After community members denounce a lack of transparency from public officials in a Carroll County data center project, some people are pursuing ethics complaints against those who approved it.
Scientists move closer to predicting Alzheimer’s symptoms earlier, Louisville experts say
A Columbia University study suggests that combining p-tau217 blood tests with APOE4 genetic testing may help predict the onset of Alzheimer's disease symptoms.
“Best Of The Rest” Robbie Rosenbaum Commits To Louisville For Fall 2028
Rosenbaum was a Summer Juniors 'A' finalist in the 100 back at the start of August and is a BOTR ranked recruit. Current photo via Robbie Rosenbaum. Fitter and Faster Swim Camps is the proud sponsor of SwimSwam’s College Recruiting Channel and all commitment news. For many, swimming in college is a lifelong dream that
Local organization fights back against Campground Road data center
A loud humming noise interrupted a Louisville Metro Council meeting on Sept. 15. A video of the disruption went viral on social media. The noise was an audio recording of generators and cooling fans used by data centers. It was being played in protest of a hyperscale data center proposal to be built on a 154-acre lot o
Fairdale-Area Crash Kills Passenger, Driver Flees on Foot Before Being Found Nearby
A man died Saturday night after a crash just north of Fairdale sent the vehicle careening into a parked car, and the driver took off running from the scene before police tracked him down close by. Louisville Metro Police were called to the 7900 block of Candleglow Lane around 8 p.m., where a passenger later died from i
