Bells, silence and yellow lights to honor UPS Flight 2976 victims
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The city of Louisville will mark the one-year anniversary of the crash of UPS Flight 2976 with a citywide observance on Nov. 4. Mayor Craig Greenberg, D-Louisville, invited the community to participate in “Louisville Remembers Together,” an observance to honor the 15 people killed because of the crash.
Louisville Principal Barred From Students Has Collected $550,000 Since 2023 Arrest
Frederick Law Olmsted Academy North — School Where Principal Was Arrested. Leroy Littles has not been allowed to work around Jefferson County Public Schools students in more than three years, yet he has continued collecting his full six-figure salary every year since, a total that has now reached roughly $550,000. The arrangement traces back to March 13, 2023, the very day Littles reported for his first shift as principal of Frederick Law Olmsted Academy North, when Jefferson County Sheriff's de
Downtown Louisville’s Fifth CitySpot Brings Mural, Greenery to 500W Plaza
A patch of concrete outside the 500W building on West Jefferson Street has a new look this week, as Louisville Downtown Partnership unveiled its fifth CitySpot, bringing a colorful mural, fresh seating and landscaping to a stretch of sidewalk next to Jefferson Square Park. The newest addition sits at the...
These are Louisville’s top trending Halloween costumes of 2026
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Halloween is nearly here, and children and adults alike are putting the final touches on their costumes. Google's Frightgeist put together lists of the top trending Halloween costumes across the country, including in the Louisville, Ky. area. Nationwide, the top trending Halloween costumes were Buddy the...
Jeffersonville Police, AT&T asking for public’s help in wire theft investigation; offering reward
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. — Authorities in Jeffersonville are asking for the public’s help with an ongoing telephone wire theft investigation – and are even offering a reward for assistance. In a Tuesday Facebook post, the Jeffersonville Police Department - in coordination with AT&T – said that they were...
Amazon to hire more than 2,500 seasonal workers across Kentucky
Amazon plans to hire more than 2,500 workers across Kentucky for the 2026 holiday season, including 2,500 positions in Greater Louisville, as the company expands its seasonal workforce nationwide. The Kentucky openings are part of more than 300,000 seasonal jobs Amazon plans to create across the United States. Positions include...
Louisville is battling one SEC program for Reese Alston as 5-star nears a decision
This SEC team emerges as Pat Kelsey's biggest threat for Reese Alston.
‘It looks miserable’: Oldham County residents disappointed in proposal to rezone 160+ acres for...
CRESTWOOD, Ky. — Patrick Schutte said they knew their house off East Moody Lane in Crestwood would be their forever home when they first saw it. Schutte has lived with his family on the two pieces of property for 30 years. On Oct. 9, the Schutte home received a...
Louisville Women Tabbed Preseason Top 10
Jeff Walz and the Louisville women will enter the 2026-2027 season ranked No. 7 in the preseason AP poll. Coach Walz is entering his 20th season on the sideli
Kentucky nonprofit helps food and beverage workers facing hardship
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Apron Inc. is providing emergency support to food and beverage workers as rising costs and tighter budgets put pressure on the industry and the people who keep it running. The organization has awarded about 1,200 grants totaling more than $1.2 million over the past 15 years....
