Families with loved ones buried at Louisville Cemetery hear from owner, get answers
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A group of people with loved ones buried at the Louisville Cemetery are finally getting some answers after months of wondering why the grounds haven’t been taken care of. After several people realized the gravesites at the cemetery weren’t being taken care of, they formed...
Ramp to Watterson from I-65 re-opened after crashed semi-truck
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A semi-truck crash on the ramp from I-65 south onto the Watterson shut down the ramp to traffic for several hours. According to TRIMARC, the crash happened around 5:20 a.m. and impacted traffic for over five hours before crews were able to clear it.
Ford recalls 4.3 million vehicles, many made in Kentucky. What we know
Ford Motor Co. , the Detroit-based automaker, has issued recalls for more than 4.3 million vehicles — including many made at its two Kentucky plants. The maker of America's best-selling truck is one of Kentucky's largest employers, with some 11,000 employees between its Ford Kentucky Truck Plant and the smaller...
See list of Kentucky schools that closed, switched to NTI March 2
Several school districts have opted for remote instruction March 2 as a wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain moves through parts of Kentucky and Southern Indiana. In a release, a spokesperson for the National Weather Service in Louisville said that minor travel impacts are possible as the quick-moving weather...
Winning Kentucky Lottery ticket worth $225K sold in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – One lucky winner can claim a Kentucky Lottery ticket sold in Louisville worth a $225,000 top prize. According to Kentucky Lottery officials, the ticket was purchased at 6102 Petroleum at 6102 Bardstown Road in Louisville. The ticket won during Friday night’s Cash Ball 225, with numbers...
Bourbon & Beyond Festival Reveals Lineup of Huge Iconic Artists for 2026
The Bourbon & Beyond music festival has announced its 2026...
Helping trees — and Louisville — outrace climate change
TreesLouisville is experimenting with assisted tree migration by planting species native to the area but sourced from further south and west in its North American range, in an effort to help trees adapt to the rapid pace of current climate change. This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a...
Indiana State Police arrest Georgetown man on drug, firearm and theft charges
NEW ALBANY — An Indiana State Police trooper arrested a Georgetown man Thursday afternoon following a traffic stop in Floyd County that led to the discovery of suspected methamphetamine, marijuana, drug paraphernalia, a stolen license plate and a handgun. Trooper Newton initiated the stop around 2:55 p.m. on Daisy...
Louisville Restaurant Week Feature: Morton’s The Steakhouse
Morton’s The Steakhouse, located in the heart of downtown on 626 W Main St, is one of the featured restaurants during Louisville Restaurant Week- February 23rd to March 1st. Serving award-winning classic steakhouse eats, Morton’s The Steakhouse is offering a special Prix Fixe menu for $56. Read all of the stunning...
This Indiana ‘Hidden Jewel’ Shadows 2,300 Acres Forged Between Two Great Rivers
I grew up hearing about Indiana’s state parks, but O’Bannon Woods always felt like a secret that only the locals knew. Nestled on 2,300 acres between the Ohio River and the Blue River near Corydon, this park somehow manages to pack more variety into a single visit than many places twice its size.
