Waverly Hills, now one of Louisville's creepiest attractions, turns 100
One of Louisville's most recognizable (and haunted) landmarks is celebrating 100 years in town.
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Louisville court sets up master case to consolidate dozens of UPS plane crash lawsuits
Families of victims in the UPS plane crash are seeking evidence from Boeing, while the company cites federal restrictions on its release.
Meet the candidates running for Louisville Metro Council District 19
Louisville Metro Council districts with odd numbers are on the ballot this year.
DJ decks to joysticks: Sugar Ray's in west Louisville changing from lounge to arcade
Sugar Ray's Restaurant and Arcade in west Louisville is repurposing a building at 26th and West Broadway to provide a safe, family-friendly space with games, food and mentorship programs.
15 indicted in alleged drug-trafficking network in west Louisville
15 people have been indicted in connection with what police describe as an organized drug-trafficking network in Louisville's Park DuValle neighborhood.
'It’s our turn to give back': Operation Warm Hearts helps Louisville
As temperatures begin to drop, a Louisville nonprofit is working to help people stay warm and connect them with community resources.
Belle of Louisville celebrates 112th birthday with party on the Ohio River
The Belle of Louisville, the world's oldest operating Mississippi River-style steamboat, celebrated its 112th birthday on Sunday with a special two-hour cruise.
Kentucky climbs in AP Top 25 as Indiana drops back, Louisville remains unranked
Indiana and Kentucky went in opposite directions in Sunday's latest AP Top 25 poll, while Louisville remains on the outside looking in.
Folk ensemble to open Ironton Council for the Arts series 1 MIN READ
Louisville-based Appalatin combines Appalachian folk and Latin music Appalatin, an Appalachian folk and Latin music ensemble from Louisville, Kentucky, will open up the Ironton Council for the Arts 2026-207...
Latin/Appalachian folk ensemble opens Ironton Council for the Arts 2026-27 series
IRONTON — The Ironton Council for the Arts opens its 2026-27 performance series with the dynamic, up-tempo sounds of Appalatin, an Appalachian folk and Latin music ensemble from Louisville, Kentucky, this...
How DFR Changes Fireground Situational Awareness for Firefighters, Company Officers & Incident Commanders
Kyle Fekete urges communities that are considering a Drone as First Responder program to heed Louisville Metro’s lessons learned: policy before aircraft; training matters; feedback...
'No Kings: Vote Early' rallies to be held across Louisville, southern Indiana this weekend
More "No Kings" protests are planned across the Louisville area this weekend with the midterm elections less than a month away.
Professional pickleball players compete for gold at Humana APP Louisville Open
Louisville is serving up a weekend filled with professional pickleball, family activities, live entertainment and a free concert in the heart of downtown.
Air Canada to launch nonstop international flight out of Louisville next year
Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport will add a new international flight route next spring, giving travelers more options for trips abroad.
LMPD releases info, body camera video of officer shooting armed 15-year-old
Louisville Metro Police released body camera footage Friday from a police shooting involving a 15-year-old boy earlier this month.
Humana APP Louisville Open | Watch pickleball LIVE right here and on Very Local
We're streaming all the pickleball action on our Very Local streaming channel. Schedule below:
'A lot of tears': Stooges Bar and Grill closes permanently after UPS plane crash
Stooges Bar and Grill in South Louisville is closing for good after UPS Flight 2976 crashed near the restaurant, making reopening financially impossible for the owner.
Man dead after exchanging gunfire with LMPD in motel standoff
Louisville Metro Police said officers were involved in a shooting Thursday night, and the suspect is dead.
Salvation Army of Louisville day shelter to shutter in November
A resource helping homeless people across Louisville will be closing for good next month.
How Louisville built a police wellness center officers actually use
With more than 33,000 visits in 2025, Louisville's Summit Wellness Center offers lessons in making officer wellness accessible, proactive and part of department culture
Louisville homicides fall 23%, but prevention workers say the work is far from over
The city has recorded 20 fewer homicides than at this point last year, but community advocates warn that lower numbers do not mean Louisville’s violence problem is solved
Louisville Zoo flamingo produces chicks at record-setting 60 years old
Visitors can now see six new flamingo chicks at the Louisville Zoo — and may even catch them taking supervised walks as they grow.
Pumpkin patches around Louisville: Where you can pick one this fall
It's pumpkin-picking season, and there's no shortage of patches around the Louisville area where you can pick your own.
Latina entrepreneurs bring culture, community to Louisville’s coffee scene
The owners of Lucia’s Cafecito y Más and Cafecito are sharing the flavors and stories of their heritage with Louisville, one cup at a time