Justin Burke Still Has Recruiting Connections in Kentucky
Kentucky tight ends coach Justin Burke was a state champion and all-state quarterback at Lexington Catholic and a starting quarterback at the University of Louisville. He also coached at Louisville. However, Burke coached at South Florida from 2017-19 and was at Texas-San Antonio from 2020-2025 before coming to UK to..
BioVivo Science Celebrates One Year of Growth, Manufacturing Excellence, and U.S.-Made Botanical Innovation at...
JEFFERSONVILLE, IN — BioVivo Science, a supplier and manufacturer of premium, science-driven botanical solutions made in the USA, is celebrating its one-year anniversary with a year of significant operational achievements, quality certifications, and portfolio expansion. The company will showcase its accomplishments an
Indiana State Police arrest Nevada man after high-speed chase on I-65 in Clark County
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Indiana State Police arrested a man for reckless driving last week after he refused pull over, leading to a high-speed pursuit. According to ISP, a sergeant tried to pull a car over just after 2 p.m. Friday for going 80 miles per hour on Interstate 65 northbound, near the 3.8 mile marker in Cla
Historic Highland’s restaurant Jack Fry’s offers statement on ‘moist’ proposal
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - On Thursday, the Louisville Hospitality Association will hold a press conference to address the proposal for a “moist” Bardstown Road. The conference will feature business owners from the Highlands and beyond, discussing the impact such a proposal would have on their operations. A “moist”...
Charlestown Police respond to crash involving overturned vehicle on State Road 62
CHARLESTOWN, Ind. — The Charlestown Police Department has closed a portion of State Road 62 after a crash Tuesday afternoon. In a social media post, authorities said westbound lanes of State Road 62 between West Shore Homes and Bethany Road has been closed. Charlestown Police said officers are investigating...
Louisville’s First 2027 Commit Ferlandes Wright Excited to Represent His Hometown
Ferlandes Wright didn't want to wait. While most high school juniors were still waiting on college interest, Wright, the 6-foot-7, 220-pound forward, committed in November to his hometown Louisville Cardinals. Wright detailed his decision to commit to Louisville in an interview with CardinalAuthority. It all came down
Kentucky lands $19B AI data campus deal with Anthropic
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A major artificial intelligence investment is coming to Kentucky. According to our partners at Louisville Business First, Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI chatbot, has signed a 20-year lease for a new data center campus in Hawesville, a small Hancock County community east of Owensbor
Louisville Zoo sees highest attendance in its history
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Louisville Zoo announced Tuesday that it saw its highest attendance in the zoo's history. According to a news release, 945,225 people visited the zoo during this fiscal year, surpassing all previous attendance records. “The Louisville Zoo is one of our city’s premier attractions for family...
LMPD use Flock Safety cameras to track down stolen motorcycle
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville Metro Police say officers in the department’s Fourth Division arrested a 46-year-old man and recovered a stolen motorcycle after getting alerts from a Flock Safety camera system. Police say it happened July 5 around 8:30 a.m., when officers were notified about a motorcycle that...
Louisville residents report more USPS mail delays as complaints continue to pile up
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — More Louisville-area residents say they're waiting weeks for mail and packages to arrive, and many customers believe the delays begin after their items reach the USPS Processing and Distribution Center on Gardiner Lane. The facility has remained under scrutiny since federal audits last year fou

















