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Westbound lanes of Sherman Minton Bridge reopen after multi-day closure
The westbound lanes of Interstate 64 on the Sherman Minton Bridge have reopened after a multi-day closure. Lanes reopened at 5 a.m. Wednesday after a nine-day closure beginning Aug. 5 to install new hanger cables and remove the existing ones. It marks the last phase of the bridge renewal and consists of...
502 Circle collective plays central role in renewed enthusiasm for Louisville Cardinals
Louisville's 502 Circle has one of the top budgets around, but collective leaders know wins don't automatically come from a big war chest. The post 502 Circle collective plays central role in renewed enthusiasm for Louisville Cardinals appeared first on On3.
Century Overdue Library Book Returned
The return of a library book usually doesn’t make the news, but it does when the return takes more than a century. Recently, Michael King, Mark Perelmuter, and several of their cousins gathered at the St. Matthews branch of the Louisville Free Public Library to return books that their family members had borrowed some 100 years ago. It is a great story of the power of books and the benefit of fee-free library return policies, but it is only a small segment of a larger and more powerful tale: that of the American Dream.
Zoo celebrates birth of its first giraffe calf in 12 years
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE/Gray News) - The Louisville Zoo is celebrating the first giraffe calf born at its zoo in 12 years. The male Masai giraffe was born to parents Kianga and Baridi on Friday. The giraffe calf weighed 160 pounds and was 6 feet 2 inches tall at birth. The...
2024 Women's Soccer Season Preview
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Callie McKinney era has arrived for the Bellarmine University women's soccer team. After beginning her time with the Knights as a graduate assistant in 2020 before soon becoming a full-time assistant, McKinney is in her first season at the helm of the program after being promoted to head coach.
What to expect from the running backs on the Louisville football team
The Louisville football team is looking to keep the offense at a high level this season after they were surprisingly good in 2023. They will have new starters all over the place, especially at the skill positions. The Cardinals change their leading passer, rusher, and receiver from a year ago.
Storm Chasers drop series opener 9-2 after late Louisville rally
PAPILLION – The Omaha Storm Chasers dropped the series opener against the Louisville Bats 9-2 on Tuesday at Werner Park, allowing nine runs in the last three innings of the game. The Chasers wasted no time getting on the board in the bottom of the first inning as John...
Indian Hills Police says nearby USPS blue boxes are being robbed
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Police are warning Indian Hills residents after multiple mail thefts were reported in Louisville. The Indian Hills Police Department is investigating after mail was stolen from USPS blue boxes in the area, primarily located at Holiday Manor. The thieves are stealing and altering checks as well...
Celebrating International Day of Sign Languages
International Day of Sign Languages is September 23, kicking off the weeklong celebration of International Week of the Deaf. On this day, the world highlights how sign language unites communities. Jefferson County had a population of 773,399 people over 18 in June 2022, and 119,877 of those people were deaf...
Experience the Big Four Arts Festival at Waterfront Park
After studying art at Murray State University, Lou Nunnelley found himself pulled in a different direction by life’s demands, putting his artistic dreams on hold. However, about eight years ago, inspiration struck him anew. He brought his passion back to life by creating the Big Four Arts Festival at Waterfront Park on the Big Four Bridge Lawn.
LMPD investigating ‘cutting’ incident at McDonald’s location in downtown Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - An incident that happened Wednesday morning at a McDonald’s in downtown Louisville is currently being investigated. Louisville Metro police officers were called before 6:45 a.m. to West Broadway and South 2nd Street. According to Louisville Metro police, it appears the incident was a “cutting” with...
Former Kentucky teacher turns childhood Lego collection into mobile classroom
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A former Kentucky teacher is turning his childhood hobby into a career. Duane Keaton has spent more than 40 years collecting Legos. Now, he's teaching engineering, architecture, and math through the bricks. Keaton created the "Brick Mobile," a bus that travels to schools, libraries, and birthday...
The Louisville Black Chef Showcase displays the talents of local chefs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The 2nd annual Louisville Black Chef Showcase is coming up Sunday, and WDRB's Keith Kaiser got a taste before the event. The culinary event spotlights the extraordinary talents of the city's black chefs, all for a good cause. Conceived by Chef Henry Wesley III, this showcase...
NuLu Fest is back! Here's your complete guide to the annual free event
NuLu Fest, one of Louisvlle's biggest fall festivals returns this autumn with delicious food, craft beers, wine and cocktails, live music, art, and plenty of family-friendly activities. This year's NuLu Fest is Saturday, Sept. 28 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Booths, food trucks and more will line Market Street from Clay Street to Campbell Street — and it's all free. A kids-friendly area with several activities will also be available from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m....
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