Salvation Army Shuts Louisville Day Shelter Serving 8 to 12 People Daily
The Salvation Army of Louisville is closing its day center shelter at 911 South Brook Street on Nov. 2, 2026, ending a program that served just 8 to 12 people each day but gave them one of the few indoor daytime refuges in the city. The center, which opened during the COVID-19 pandemic, offered daytime shelter, a safe place to rest, basic support, and connections to community resources for Louisville's homeless community.
Golden Alert Issued After South Louisville Man, 54, Walks Away From Crums Lane
A Golden Alert is underway for 54-year-old Tywon Sawyers after he walked away Thursday morning from where he was staying in the 1500 block of Crums Lane in south Louisville, near the Shively border. Caretakers told police he is incapable of taking care of himself, and he has not been seen since roughly 11:15 a.m.
Kentucky drink named among chefs’ favorite Southern sodas
The Kentucky-classic soda, Ale-8-One, was one of six regional sodas to make the Southern Living best Southern sodas list. Chef and owner of Murray’s Creole Pub in the Highlands of Louisville, Lawrence Weeks, told Southern Living Ale-8 is his favorite soda, specifically the Pawpaw flavor. “My personal favorite is to drink it in an ice cold glass with a scoop of ice cream as a float. I’m sure for those who partake, a splash of bourbon won’t hurt,” Weeks told Southern Living. Ale-8 Pawpaw is a limi
Hearing scheduled in divorce case between former Kentucky governor, his wife
A hearing has been scheduled in the divorce case involving former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin and his estranged wife, Glenna Bevin.
15 Arrested in Park DuValle Drug Sweep; Most Face Syndicate Counts
Fifteen people have been arrested after a Jefferson County grand jury returned indictments tied to a six-month investigation into alleged open-air drug trafficking on Hemlock Street in West Louisville's Park DuValle neighborhood. More than 15 individuals were indicted in connection with the probe, and authorities say additional charges are still pending.
Taste of Louisville raises support for local restaurant industry
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Thousands filed into the Mellwood Art Center Wednesday night to sample dishes and drinks while supporting organizations tied to the local restaurant industry. Taste of Louisville attendees sampled offerings, including pickle pizza, braised short rib eclairs and lasagna, from about 100 participating vendors. The Kentucky Restaurant...
Two winning lottery tickets sold in Kentucky
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - A $50,000 Powerball ticket and a $225,000 Cash Ball 225 ticket were sold in Kentucky from the games’ Wednesday, Oct. 14 drawings. The $50,000 winning Powerball ticket, which matched four white balls and the Powerball, was sold online at kylottery.com. The $225,000 winning Cash Ball...
Malachi Moreno responds to Karter Knox guaranteeing a Louisville win over Kentucky: ‘We’ll see...
It wouldn’t be a Kentucky vs. Louisville rivalry battle for state bragging rights without trash talk, right? It happens every year, and now, the first wave has arrived, thanks to former UK pledge Karter Knox. The top-25 prospect out of high school was ready to follow in his older brother’s footsteps, Kevin Knox previously suiting up for John Calipari in Lexington before the Hall of Fame coach made his move to Fayetteville and Knox followed. After two seasons at Arkansas, Karter hit the portal an
Middletown Landing Apartments Sell for $130 Million as East Louisville Demand Holds Firm
Source: The original uploader was Retired username at English Wikipedia. / Wikimedia Commons. Middletown Landing, the sprawling 646-unit apartment community at 700 Landis Ridge Drive, has changed hands for $130 million, a sale that works out to more than $201,000 per unit. The $130 million sale involved one of East Jefferson County's largest residential rental complexes.
Louisville Meth Bust Nets 13 Arrests, $50,000 Boat Named “All In!”
Federal and local investigators in Louisville have unwound a drug-trafficking and money-laundering network they say stretched from California to Kentucky, resulting in 13 arrests, about 350 pounds of seized methamphetamine and a $50,000 boat allegedly bought with drug proceeds. Officials announced the results of the investigation, called Operation Cold Route, at a joint press conference on Wednesday.

















