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Enjoy Great Food and Bourbon at the Happy Hour Friend Raiser
Apron inc.'s Happy Hour Friend Raiser helps the organization continue their mission of supporting local restaurants. You can enjoy amazing food, beers, and bourbon. Happy Hour Friend Raisers occur during the last Wednesday of every month. The next one will be at Noble Funk Brewing Company on August 28th.
Federal Grand Jury Indicts 37 People In Drug Bust
Thirty-seven people, including 13 from Louisville, have been indicted by a federal grand jury for being a part of an interstate drug trafficking ring. On August 6, the federal grand jury in Louisville returned five indictments charging the 37, 34 of whom are from Kentucky, with trafficking in meth, cocaine and fentanyl. In addition to the 13 from Louisville, a media release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Western District of Kentucky states 19 of the indicted are from the Owensboro area, one from Lexington, and three from California.
KY housing shortage will worsen without action, low-income renters most vulnerable, says study
LOUISVILLE — A leader of a national real estate research firm says if no action is taken over the next five years on Kentucky’s housing shortage, more Kentuckians could be forced to live in substandard housing, live with family or friends in crowded spaces, deal with severe housing costs or become homeless.
Grey Muzzle Grant Gives Old Dogs at KHS a Second Chance
There’s good news for senior dogs this summer as The Grey Muzzle Organization announces the recipients of its annual grants, and dogs at the Kentucky Humane Society are among the winners. The Kentucky Humane Society (KHS) is one of 100 animal welfare groups chosen from nearly 400 applicants to...
24-story LG&E Center in Louisville will soon have a new large tenant
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — One of downtown Louisville's most prominent office buildings is getting a new tenant, and the timing couldn't be better. The LG&E Center, located at 220 W. Main St., is losing LG&E next year as its main tenant. However on Tuesday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced plans to move its headquarters into the space.
Maci Maynard shines at Prep Girls Hoops Freshman Showcase
LOUISVILLE — Martin County’s 6-foot-4 freshman Maci Maynard made a strong impression at the Prep Girls Hoops Freshman Showcase in Louisville. She finished as one of the top performers among more than 120 participants. Steve Quattrocchi, a scout covering the event, praised Maynard’s performance: “Martin County’s @maynard_maci55 is...
Don't Waste Your Money | Consumers still feeling the pains of inflation
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Some good economic news: The inflation rate has dropped below 3% for the first time in almost four years!. After checking those numbers, some areas are still showing rising prices. Insurance rates are still rising. One woman received her renewal letter in the mail and it...
Lumos to enter Kentucky market, announces climate commitments
Lumos has made two major back-to-back announcements: one marking the company’s expansion to the Kentucky market, and the other signaling participation from Lumos in the Science Based Targets initiative. By: Brad Randall, Broadband Communities. Lumos, an ISP that provides services to more than 375,000 locations in Virginia, North Carolina,...
2 Louisville Nature Center box turtles are missing. What to know about Chocolate, Jack
Louisville Nature Center officials want two male box turtles to be returned after they were removed from their outdoor enclosure over the weekend. When Nature Center staff returned to Illinois Avenue facility on Monday morning, they found a cinderblock had been removed from the enclosure and only three of the usual five turtles...
2 Louisville-native World War II veterans turn 100 this month, family requesting birthday cards
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Two local World War II veterans are turning 100 at the end of this month. Nowadays, life moves at a slower pace for Arthur Wissing. "(I have) 15 grandkids and 35 great grandkids," Wissing said. Wissing was born and raised in Louisville's Germantown Neighborhood on Aug....
Video: Louisville Officer Uses Jiu Jitsu to End Attack
Louisville Metro Police Officer Mason Barnes was on his routine patrol early Sunday morning on Bardstown Road when a bouncer waved him down. Just before 2 a.m., according to his arrest citation, Noah Carullo had "become belligerent" and was being removed from Chill Bar by security. Barnes tried to detain Carullo, according to his arrest citation, but Carullo began to run away, WDRB reports.
Day of fishing on the Ohio River in Louisville aimed at finding toxins living below the surface
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- More than 100 volunteers spent time Wednesday fishing on the Ohio River, hoping what they catch will lead to a better understanding of the river's health. Trying to address the river's well-documented history of pollution and toxins, the mission Wednesday was simple: collect samples that can...
Metro Corrections leader announced interim director for Youth Transitional Services
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville Deputy Mayor David James announced Metro Corrections Major Steven Gilbert is the new interim director of Youth Transitional Services, which is responsible for local youth in the juvenile justice system. Gilbert is taking over from Toni Rice, the former director who resigned on Tuesday. Rice...
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