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Bourbon City Kitchen opens retail location
In February 2023, Jene and D.J. Herndon were expanding Bourbon City Kitchen, building a small retail and industry kitchen in their backyard in Cox’s Creek. More than a year later, their business has blossomed more than they could imagine — leading them to opening a small storefront in the heart of Bardstown.
St. Clare celebrates 150 years in the same sacred space
Carl Nett raises cattle on a farm at Eastview. When he was a young boy, the oldest of what would eventually be a family of 12 children, he grew up in the Louisville area. Last Sunday afternoon, Nett was in the small town of Colesburg. He was among many who filled all 20 of the old wooden pews at St. Clare Oratory for the 150th Anniversary Celebration of the current church structure.
Hallmark Channel to film Christmas short in Norton Commons next week
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — You've heard of Christmas in July, but now it's Christmas in August at Norton Commons. The Hallmark Channel will be in Norton Commons beginning Tuesday, Aug. 20 through Thursday, Aug. 22 filming a Christmas short. The filming will be by the South Village Lawn around the fountain on Meeting Street.
'Praise God I was there': Jersey Mike's Subs employee saves customer's life
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Drew McConnell was working as usual on Thursday at Jersey Mike's Subs when a customer was in need of emergency assistance. "There was a lady that came over to the counter asking for help, I looked up and saw someone was choking," McConnell said. McConnell immediately...
Humana agrees to pay $90 million to settle whistleblower lawsuit, attorneys say
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville-based health insurance company Humana has reached a $90 million settlement with the federal government after a whistleblower lawsuit, according to a release from Phillips & Cohen LLP. Attorneys said the whistleblower, who filed the lawsuit in 2016, is a former actuary for Humana. It claims...
Photo of west Louisville teen walking down the street while reading goes viral
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A photo of a teenager walking in west Louisville caught a lot of attention on social media. If you look closely, he's not holding a phone. He's holding a book. A Louisville man snapped the photo on his way home from work near 39th Street. He...
Stomach illness outbreak traced to Northern Kentucky public pool, 12 cases identified
ERLANGER, Ky. (WKRC) - A public pool in Northern Kentucky appears to be the source of an outbreak of cryptosporidium. That's a stomach illness that's caused by a parasite in infected feces. It causes cramps, fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. So far, 12 cases have been identified, and 20 more people...
2 Caneyville residents facing drug, child endangerment charges after dropping off 2 kids at school
Two Caneyville residents, one given shock probation on a felony drug charge, have been arrested on drug and endangering the welfare of a minor charges. Wednesday morning at approximately 7:50, Grayson County Deputy and Caneyville Elementary School Resource Officer Caleb Owens attempted a traffic stop on a 2007 Nissan Altima containing two occupants as the vehicle was leaving the school after dropping off “their two small children,” according to the arrest citation.
(RV) DSU opens volleyball season with marathon victory over Campbellsville (Ky.)
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Dakota State (S.D.) made their 2024 volleyball debut Friday afternoon, defeating Campbellsville (Ky.) in a thrilling five-set marathon match that lasted more than two-and-half hours at Student Life Center. Keiser (Fla.) is the host for the Vipers Sports Academy Classic, which began the tournament play Thursday and runs through Saturday.
Louisville employee gave herself illegal work bonuses: Cosmetic surgery and trip to Aruba
A Louisville construction company employee gave herself some unauthorized bonuses − cosmetic surgery, a shopping spree, airfare and a vacation to an upscale beachside resort in Aruba. Amy D. Hall's purchases for herself and her boyfriend topped a quarter of a million dollars and were paid for on the company's dime − but without the company's permission. ...
Cave City Honors Late City Manager Robert Smith with Park Dedication
The Cave City Senior Park was officially renamed in a touching ceremony on Friday afternoon, now bearing the name of the late Robert Smith, a longtime City Manager, Code Enforcement Officer, and Maintenance Supervisor who dedicated decades of service to the community. The newly named Robert Smith Senior Park stands...
Founder of Norton Neuroscience Institute still caring for patients 50 years later
LOUISVILLE — On one hand, the neuroscience office of Christopher B. Shields, M.D., is synonymous with progress. Sitting on the 11th floor of the Gray Street Medical Building, it overlooks downtown Louisville. The wall of windows along one side allows a nearly panoramic view of the city’s hospital district. It’s easy to dream about the future, especially on a sunny, springtime afternoon.
Paul Reynolds named new chief for Cave City Police Department
CAVE CITY, Ky. – He has a combined 21 years in law enforcement between Cave City Police and the Hart County Sheriff – now in the seat of chief, he is excited to continue to serve the citizens in a new way. Chief Paul Reynolds has been sworn...
Kentucky’s first emergency psychiatric unit opens in Lexington
By Allison Perry, University of Kentucky State officials, community leaders and UK HealthCare officials celebrated last week’s opening of a new emergency unit in Lexington dedicated to the treatment of patients experiencing a mental health crisis. The EmPATH (Emergency Psychiatric Assessment, Treatment and Healing) Unit is the first of its kind in Kentucky. It opened […] The post Kentucky’s first emergency psychiatric unit opens in Lexington appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Parents frustrated over JCPS decision to hold middle school football games at high school fields
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Parents at Newburg Middle School are frustrated over JCPS Athletics’ decision to hold varsity middle school games on high school fields. After two years of repairs to their football field, parents of the school’s varsity players were looking forward to playing at home and hopefully bringing in some extra funding for the program.
You're Going To Love These $8 Louisville Wing Week Specials
Louisville Wing Week is back Monday, August 19 with awesome deals on tasty wings thru Sunday, August 25. Some of Louisville's best restaurants are cooking up delicious wings for you to enjoy for only $8! With tons of options for sauces, there's an array of wing combinations for any wing lover to have.
LMPD: Person wanted for questioning in murder case shoots himself
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – Louisville Metro police say a person who they wanted to talk to as part of a homicide investigation has shot himself. LMPD said there is a heavy police presence in the 3400 block of Kramers Lane, but there is no danger to the public. In a post on X, LMPD says no officers fired their weapons.
Friday’s Child: Lyric Cline
Meet Lyric Cline, Hiseville Elementary 4th grader. Grown-up aspirations: I want to be a ve,t because they make a lot of money and I love animals. Especially cats. What she likes best about the Boys & Girl’s Club: I can come here and meet all my friends and I feel comfortable here.
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