Pregis buys MP Global packaging division, keeps Norfolk plant operating
A Norfolk manufacturing operation that produces paper-based thermal packaging for temperature-sensitive shipments has been acquired by a national packaging company, with jobs and local leadership expected to remain in place. The Norfolk Daily News reports, Chicago-based Pregis announced that it had acquired MP Global P
NULU Fest readies for 16th Annual Celebration of Louisville’s East Market Street District
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - NuLu Fest, one of Louisville’s most anticipated neighborhood block parties, is returning for its 16th year on Saturday, Sept. 19. The free, family-friendly street festival will run from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., taking over the 600 to 900 blocks of East Market Street. The celebration will highlight lo
St. Vincent de Paul expands with new southwest Louisville thrift store
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — St. Vincent de Paul has opened a new thrift store on Louisville’s southwest side, offering affordable clothing, furniture and dishware while also providing job opportunities for people in the organization’s housing and addiction recovery programs. It is the organization’s fourth store in Louisville.
Seth Trimble ‘Extremely Likely’ to Pursue State Lawsuit Following 10th Circuit Ruling
Louisville guard Seth Trimble is "extremely likely" to pursue relief through a state lawsuit in Kentucky following the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling, sources tell CardinalAuthority. One source said Trimble is expected to either join a state lawsuit in Kentucky or file one of his own in an effort...
Man accused of hitting crossing guard outside JCPS middle school arrested on ‘outstanding warrants’
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The 61-year-old man accused of hitting a crossing guard outside a Louisville middle school Thursday was arrested by Louisville police on "outstanding warrants." A Louisville Metro Police spokesperson said an on-duty traffic guard was standing in the intersection outside Knight Middle School on
Mark Mitchell’s temporary restraining order in Kentucky has been GRANTED
As one door closes, another opens. Missouri star Mark Mitchell has been granted a temporary injunction in Louisville, paving the path for his immediate eligibility and a new transfer portal window that could lead him to Lexington. Hans Poppe, whose firm helped the Texas Trial Group file Mitchell’s case, along with 12 o
Lewis and Clark Bridge celebrates 10 years of operation
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Leaders celebrated a milestone Thursday for the East End Crossing . The bridge, officially named the Lewis and Clark Bridge, opened to traffic 10 years ago, connecting Prospect, Kentucky, to Clark County, Indiana, as part of the Ohio River Bridges Project. The bridge was a game-changer...
The small town comes together for a community festival during Sellersburg Celebrates
SELLERSBURG, In. (WDRB) — Sellersburg, Indiana has had something to celebrate for more than 30 years. WDRB's Keith Kaiser joined some folks proud of their community. Sellersburg Celebrates began in 1990 with a small group of community leaders looking to bring the community together. The purpose of Sellersburg Celebrate
JCPS denies 4 requests to move bus stop, leaving 6th grader on crutches to...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Jefferson County Public Schools family says their sixth grader's bus stop now requires her to walk along a county road with no sidewalk and no shoulder, and the district has denied four requests to change it. JCPS buses dropped off children in Trish Russell's...
Duo makes Kentucky State Pageant history
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WEHT) — The 2026 Kentucky State Fair is officially underway in Louisville. The biggest event of opening day was the little miss and mister Kentucky County Fair Pageant. Congratulations are in order for Eli and Izzy, little miss and mister Daviess County. The pair competed against nearly 70 other coup
