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INDIANAPOLIS — Former Purdue forward and Sellersburg, Indiana, native Trey Kaufman-Renn has signed with the Kansas Jayhawks in the midst of fighting the NCAA for an extra year of eligibility. TKR, as he was affectionately called during his five years at Purdue, is one of three Jayhawks players pursuing court action for another year to […]

Old Carter Whiskey Co. just got bigger — and it's not stopping at bourbon. The downtown Louisville social club has expanded. The expansion was covered by The Business Journals. On the main floor, the company is making an equally notable shift: it plans to install 300 physical lockers, according...

Louisville Volleyball held steady at No. 3 for the third straight week after another dominant weekend, this time against “Tobacco Road” rivals Duke and No. 23 N

Louisville, Lexington and eastern Kentucky could still face disruptive winter weather through March.

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) - While we’re enjoying sunshine and mild temperatures this week, a prolonged dry period is intensifying drought conditions across our area. Almost the entire forecast region is now experiencing abnormally dry conditions, but south-central Kentucky is being hit the hardest with moderate drought. The numbers...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (Oct. 19, 2026) — The Louisville Riverport Authority is launching a new initiative to help Kentucky companies strengthen their global competitiveness through expanded access to trade education, professional development and industry resources. Beginning with the 2027 membership year, eligible operators in Foreign-Trade Zone No. 29 (FTZ 29)...

This said, at the very same time as the nation France itself is experiencing a period of civic unrest …. President Emmanuel Macron appealed for calm on Sunday, a day after France suffered one of its worst days of unrest in ‌years, with thousands arrested and shops looted or damaged after protests over high prices and declining public services.

Louisville-born, award-winning pizza brand marks October 20 with anniversary specials and a chance to win Free Pizza for a Year. What began as a 14-seat pizza restaurant in St. Matthews in 1998 has become one of Louisville’s recognizable homegrown restaurant brands. On Tuesday, October 20, BoomBozz will celebrate its 28th anniversary with free pizza, special offers, a Beat the Clock contest and the grand reopening of its remodeled Highlands restaurant.

A Monday frost advisory contrasts with Louisville's sunny 70s and a potentially mild November start.

Kentucky’s data center tax break, previously estimated to cost $15 million a year, could quickly cost the state more than $1 billion in lost revenue, according to the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy. Some Kentucky lawmakers are considering expanding incentives for data centers. Mike Haines, an Owen County resident and community advocate, said concerned citizens want the county to implement a moratorium on building data centers, given the county’s lack of zoning regulations and permits. "They