Daily Briefing: A full look inside Louisville's food scene

Good morning, Louisville! It's Sunday, which means it's time for a recap of the week.

Today we can expect another sunny day with a high of 88.

Before we recap:

With more than 1,800 restaurants, Louisville's food scene continues to grow. But what are the most popular cuisine types? Here's a big picture look from our food reporter Amanda Hancock.

ICYMI:

• Politics: Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear joins a list of other governors as possible VP picks should President Biden withdraw from the race. Here's what we know.
• Education: A Bellarmine University employee who was suspended for making an "offensive and unacceptable social media post" over the weekend is now no longer with the university. Social media account Libs of TikTok took credit for the suspension.
• Film: Louisville has been named one of six finalists to become the next possible home of the internationally known Sundance Film Festival.
• Business: Gov. Andy Beshear is once again heading overseas with intentions to bring new jobs and economic growth to Kentuckians. Here's what we know.

Featured Gallery

The Ville, Louisville's basketball alumni team, played the first round of The Basketball Tournament 2024 Saturday against UKnighted, a team representing crosstown foe Bellarmine. The Ville beat UKnighted 79-70 to advance in the tournament. See photos from the event taken by Courier Journal photographer Clare Grant.

We'll be back again tomorrow with even more headlines.

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