Germantown’s TANA Brings Taiwanese Flair to a Beloved Old Eiderdown Space
A new restaurant called TANA has opened in Louisville's Germantown neighborhood, bringing Taiwanese New American cooking to a corner of the city long associated with German fare. The restaurant, co-founded by husband-and-wife team Chef Ming Pu and Courtney Pu, held its official grand opening on July 15, 2026, following
Man convicted in Louisville school bus stop shooting asks to withdraw plea deal
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB+WAVE) — A Louisville man who was set to take a plea deal in a deadly shooting at a school bus stop asked to withdraw that agreement. The request happened in court Sept. 10 when Demaurion Moore was set to be sentenced. Moore and Mahki Cable were both convicted by a jury for their roles in the fatal
Florent Geroux In ICU But ‘Stable’ After Churchill Fall Thursday
Jockey Florent Geroux is in the ICU but in 'stable condition' after a fall at Churchill Downs Thursday night, according to his agent, Matt Nakatani. “He's in stable condition currently at the hospital in Louisville,” Nakatani said via text. “He will be off all his rides for the foreseeable future. Doctors have to monit
Louisville journalist Mark Vanderhoff dies after battle with brain cancer
Long-time Louisville reporter and anchor Mark Vanderhoff died Friday after a nearly two-year battle against a form of brain cancer, glioblastoma. He was 50. Vanderhoff joined WLKY, where he was part of the newsroom for about a decade, in 2014. Before that, he worked at numerous outlets, including the Louisville Courie
Give for Good helps Feed Louisville tackle food insecurity
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville’s Give for Good campaign is raising support for nonprofits across the city, including Feed Louisville, which is using donations to produce meals and expand access to fresh food. Feed Louisville raised $52,000 in last year’s campaign and hopes to raise more this year, according...
Chef Damaris Phillips on Kentucky Food, Travel, and Finding Joy in the Kitchen
Chef Damaris Phillips brings a distinctly Southern perspective to food, combining Kentucky roots, humor and a genuine love of gathering people around the table. The Louisville native became a familiar face on the Food Network after winning Food Network Star in 2013 and has since appeared across the network in shows inc
You Can Watch David Gabriel Georges Against Kentucky’s Top HS Team Tonight (But It’ll...
Elite five-star Tennessee commit David Gabriel Georges is back in action on Friday night in a high-profile matchup. It’ll be a battle of Tennessee and Kentucky’s top high school teams as Baylor School (TN) takes on Trinity High School (KY) in Louisville, Kentucky. The game will take place...
Most People Have Never Heard Of The Smallest State Park In Indiana And It’s...
Somewhere along the Ohio River in Clarksville, Indiana, there’s a state park so small and so spectacular that most people drive past it without ever knowing it exists. Falls of the Ohio State Park holds the title of smallest state park in Indiana, and it also holds something far more impressive than a size record.
One West highlights West End revitalization efforts in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville nonprofit is highlighting its work to bring new investment, businesses and opportunities to the city’s West End. One West, an organization focused on redevelopment in the area, gave community members a preview Thursday of upcoming projects and explained why leaders believe the work is imp
Louisville Set to Visit 2027 Four-Star Commit Ferlandes Wright
Louisville assistant coach Mike Cassidy is expected to be in to see 2027 UofL commit Ferlandes Wright on Friday morning, sources tell CardinalAuthority. Wright, the 6-foot-7, 220-pound power forward from Fairdale (Fairdale, KY), is Louisville's lone commit in the 2027 class. He chose the Cardinals in November over West

















