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Medical cannabis in Newport? Commission mulls possibilites, faces opposition
The Newport Commission discussed permitting medical cannabis operations in the city — with some divisive opinions on the topic. Newport Commissioners Julie Smith-Morrow and Mike Radwanski and Newport Mayor Tom Guidugli Jr. expressed interest in the idea. Commissioner Ken Rechtin said he intends to vote no, and multiple residents spoke at the meeting asking the city to vote no on the operations. Commissioner Beth Fennell was absent from the meeting.
Tuesday afternoon Cardinal news and notes
—Ashton Gillotte’s latest preseason honor is a big one: First Team AP All-American. He joins Jaire Alexander (2017), Lamar Jackson (2017) and Caleb Chandler (2022) as the only Cardinals to achieve the feat. —Top 20 shooting guard Shelton Henderson (2025) is visiting Louisville this weekend. The word for a...
Louisville Football: The 50 Most Important Players of 2024, 35-31
Cardinal Authority takes a look at the most important players on the Louisville football team for this season. Cardinal Authority is running a special series looking at the 50 most important players on the University of Louisville football roster heading into the 2024 season. Over the course of the next 10 days, we will unveil the rankings of the players starting with No. 50.
If You Have an Extremely High Utility Bill This Summer, There’s Some Relief in Kentucky
Though our weather in western Kentucky is exceptionally pleasant this week, that really hasn't been the case throughout much of the summer. It's been hot and humid and air conditioning systems around the Tristate have been working overtime to keep up. That means lots of local residents are seeing huge increases in their utility bills. For example, my OMU bill for the last month was nearly $500. That's a big chunk of change.
It’s about access to health care
Meaningful reform on controversial issues takes time and hard work. Passions run high. Sharp elbows get thrown. Nuance can contradict ideology, requiring compromise. Which brings me to Kentucky’s certificate of need (CON) laws. CON regulates investment in our state’s health care sector. Before opening certain types of facilities, an entrepreneur or health care provider must […]
17,000 AT&T workers in Southeast strike over contract negotiations
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — More than 17,000 AT&T workers in nine states across the Southeast are on strike after accusing the company of unfair labor practices during contract negotiations this summer. The Communications Workers of America — the union representing the striking employees — said workers walked off the...
Brian Brohm: Tyler Shough 'Really Comfortable' Within Louisville's System
The new starting quarterback for the Cardinals has performed very well in spring ball and fall camp, and has the trust and confidence of both the coaching staff and his teammates.
Everhome Suites continues expansion with three new locations
Choice Hotels International is breaking ground on three new Everhome Suites in San Antonio; Bowling Green, Ky.; and Wichita, Kan. All three were developed in collaboration with Highside Companies. The Everhome Suites San Antonio marks the sixth property under construction in Texas. This will be Choice’s second Everhome Suites in Kentucky and the first in Kansas.
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