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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Suddenly, jury duty doesn't sound like such a bad proposition. On Tuesday night, Mark Pope and his No. 9-ranked Kentucky team lost to Louisville. For much of the state, that ranks just barely above tax evasion and just below rooting for Tennessee. The final was Louisville...

Kwanita Allen was just 4 years old when she left home and walked to the neighbor’s house with a plea: “Can you help me find my mommy? She always leaves us.”  This is the memory that sticks strongest with her: “Ask me anytime, any day, I am always going to remember. I’m never going to […]

OWENSBORO, Ky. (WFIE) - A motorcycle rider is being treated at the hospital after a crash Tuesday night in Owensboro. Shortly before 6 p.m., officers say they were called an accident involving a motorcycle at the intersection of W. 2nd Street and Walnut St. Police say the motorcycle rider was...

Early morning donut runs in Kentucky are almost a sport at this point. You’ve got to be up before the sun if you want a shot at the good stuff. I’ve shown up just a little too late before, only to find empty shelves and a sign that says “sold out.” That’s when you realize the locals weren’t joking about getting there...

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Louisville coach Pat Kelsey's press conference was full of respect for UK, but he focused on Jaland Lowe, whom he faced at Pitt, calling him "terrific."

Mark Pope spoke candidly after the game, but he gave baffling comment after baffling comment after Louisville's Mikel Brown Jr. dropped 29 points.

The Cats didn't have any answer for Louisville all night long. Despite a fight back we question what Mark Pope's offseason gamble means for Kentucky.

Kentucky was awful tonight, can't spinzone it, anything. It was bad from start to finish and took a run to make it a 4-point game late before Jaland Lowe missed the front end of a 1-and-1. But the disgusting part? Seeing Louisville fans act like they just won a national title.

Few comedians have built a career as big — or as loyal a fan base — as Gabriel Iglesias. Now, Iglesias is bringing that same larger-than-life career to Louisville for his latest stop on his “The 1976 Tour.”. With over 2 billion YouTube views and 34 million...