Louisville Man Arrested For Shooting Four People
A Louisville man was arrested Tuesday in connection with a shooting that injured four people, including a teenager earlier this month. Louisville Metro Police Department said detectives located 29-year-old James A. Ditto Jr. during a visit with Kentucky Probation and Parole. He was taken into custody. Ditto is charged
LMHA receiving $250K HUD grant to make safety improvements at properties
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Louisville Metro Housing Authority (LMHA) received a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Development (HUD) Tuesday to help make safety and security improvements to properties in Jefferson County. An LMHA spokesperson said the grant will fund both the purchase and installation of security
Kentucky SERVPRO ownership team named national Franchise of the Year
GALLATIN, Tenn. — SERVPRO Team Phillips/Smith, which operates restoration businesses in Kentucky and Ohio, has been named the company’s 2025 Franchise of the Year for multi-market owners. The award is SERVPRO’s highest annual franchise honor and recognizes customer service, operational performance, leadership, service
Louisville Lincoln Kienholz gets massive praise from former Florida State QB
Louisville Lincoln Kienholz called 'nearly unstoppable' as national hype continues to soar
Long John Silver’s expands menu beyond seafood with $1.99 battered wings
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Long John Silver’s is expanding beyond seafood with the launch of Crispy Battered Wings, offering three wings for $1.99 for a limited time. The Louisville-based restaurant chain began serving the new menu item Sept. 21 at participating locations nationwide. The chicken wings are battered in each resta
Sewer gas from a dried-out pipe likely sickened PRP students
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jefferson County Public Schools has identified the likely cause of an environmental incident that sent six students from Pleasure Ridge Park High School to the hospital Monday: a dried-out P-trap in a chemistry lab that allowed sewer gases to enter the building. According to JCPS, the...
Back-to-back festivals drive visitors to Louisville businesses
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Bourbon and Beyond is set to begin Thursday at the Highland Festival Grounds, days after Louder Than Life wrapped up at the same location, bringing another major crowd to Louisville. The music and culinary festival is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of fans. Local tourism...
Open records reveal mixed results 50 days after TARC network overhaul
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Transit Authority of River City said ridership remains strong 50 days after launching its consolidated bus network, despite dozens of riders filing complaints about lost stops and longer commutes. Bruce Withers, TARC’s director of transportation and chief operating officer, said the new network, w
Golden Alert Issued for Louisville Man, 66, Missing Since Sunday Near West Broadway
A Golden Alert is active in Louisville for Sabian Cochran, a 66-year-old man last seen Sunday morning near a McDonald's at South 28th Street and West Broadway in Louisville. Louisville Metro Emergency Services said Cochran is 6 feet 1 inch tall, weighs about 170 pounds and was wearing a flowered burgundy shirt, black k
2 dead, 1 critical after collision in Watterson Park neighborhood
Two men are dead and another is critically injured after a motor vehicle collision in Louisville's Watterson Park neighborhood Sept. 21, Louisville Metro Police confirmed in a news release. Spokesperson Aaron Ellis said officers from LMPD's Sixth Division were dispatched to a call for service on a report of a motor veh
