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Big Blue Move-in; ‘This is where my journey to my new life begins’
Incoming students moved into their new dorms across campus during UK’s annual Big Blue Move-in. From August 18-21, transfer students and freshmen moved into their new homes for the next nine months with the help of family members and the Wildcat Welcome team. The Wildcat Welcome team assisted families...
Dixon Splash Park closed due to rock disruptions
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The Dixon Park Board announces the Splash Park will be closed on Sunday due to disruptions involving rocks that can potentially lead to injuries. In a Facebook post, the Dixon Park Board announced the closure was due to gravel being thrown into the splash pad. It is said the gravel needs […]
Overnight car break-ins at downtown hotel leave guests on edge
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville Metro Police are investigating a string of car break-ins at a downtown Louisville hotel. It happened early Sunday morning at the shared garage between the Fairfield Inn and Springhill Suites in downtown Louisville. LMPD spokesperson Dwight Mitchell said the original report of the break-ins came from the security guard at 4 a.m., but LMPD needed a victim present to take a report. Police returned to the scene around 6 a.m. to take reports.
Brew at the Zoo allows adults to experience Louisville Zoo at their own pace
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A tasty event to raise money for the Louisville Zoo made its return Saturday. Brew at the Zoo with Wine and Food Too is an all-inclusive VIP experience for guests. They have beer and wine tastings, catered food and special encounters with zoo animals. While many...
CRAWFORD | Raise a glass! A dozen thoughts (and a limerick) on college football's return
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — College football has returned, and not a moment too soon. It began with poetry, in Ireland. What better way to start?. Florida State, having argued for two years that it deserves better than the ACC, becomes the first team to occupy 17th place in the expanded conference. Pour a Guinness, if you haven’t already, lift it to toast Georgia Tech, and let’s count some things we have to look forward to this season.
Popular Owensboro Halloween Store Ready to Wreak ‘Havoc’ in New Location
In June, BOGO Fireworks, for the first time in its history here in Owensboro, was in a brick and mortar location. Prior to 2024, Joni Autry operated her successful fireworks business under a tent located in a variety of places on the south end of Frederica Street. For years, that tent was situated in the side parking lot of Office Depot behind Panera Bread Company. It later moved behind Towne Square Mall. Even later, Joni set up shop in front of Towne Square Mall. But, this year, she managed to move BOGO inside the former Stay Fit location at J.R. Miller Boulevard. Now, she's doing the same thing with her popular Halloween business- Halloween Havoc.
Breathitt Co. business destroyed in fire
JACKSON, Ky. (WYMT) - A business in Breathitt County was destroyed after an early Saturday morning fire. Officials with the Jackson Fire Department said the fire happened at a building on Lower Main St. in Jackson. Crews blocked off the road for several hours as they put out the flames.
Louisville dog bar celebrates National Dog Day with event benefitting Kentucky Humane Society
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The dog days of summer were celebrated on Saturday. Club K9 Dog Park Bar hosted its third annual National Dog Day celebration to benefit the Kentucky Humane Society. There was a corn hole tournament and doggie raffle baskets, photo contests and food trucks. There were also...
ARH Expands Internal Medicine Residency Program, Adds Third Location at Highlands Regional Medical Center
Appalachian Regional Healthcare (ARH) is expanding its internal medicine residency program. The healthcare system recently added a third location at Highlands ARH Regional Medical Center in Prestonsburg. Quality Training. Four resident physicians will be training at Highlands ARH. Dr. Jonathan Piercy, who serves as ARH’s Internal Medical Program Director, said...
The current Kentucky WBB team will only play two former Wildcats this season
Now that Kentucky Women’s Basketball has dropped its entire 2024-25 season schedule, its time to start analyzing. With that being said, the current Wildcats will only meet two former ‘Cats this season. Despite the fact that nine players from last year’s roster transferred out of Kentucky, only two of them will face off against their […] The post The current Kentucky WBB team will only play two former Wildcats this season appeared first on On3.
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