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Louisville Football Position Preview: Special Teams
“You must be sound in the kicking game” - Someone. I have no clue which TV analyst gets credit for that but it is such a poignant phrase that nearly all football fans know. It’s a true point that UofL fans know all too well. A few years ago, the Cards missed out on a few wins because they couldn’t make field goals. Go back further and the issue of not being able to directionally punt, cost them a major win over Miami.
Video: The trailer for a movie partially filmed in Louisville dropped
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A new movie coming out in September has some familiar Louisville sights. The 'Amber Alert' trailer, released by Lionsgate almost a week ago, features footage of 'Spaghetti Junction', West Main Street and the iconic Louisville skyline. The movie follows Jaq (Hayden Panettiere) and Shane (Tyler James...
Second chance program at Simmons College transforms lives of incarcerated students
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — For Corey Todd, the journey from incarceration to education has been a transformative one. At 17, Todd committed a crime that led to probation. But after violating it, he was sentenced to 12 years in prison. Today, he's close to earning his associate degree thanks to a second chance offered by Simmons College.
Sports betting revenue in Kentucky ‘far exceeded’ initial projections, gaming experts say
(FOX 56) — After an early projected revenue of $23 million, Kentucky cashed out just over $37 million in taxes and licensing fees from the state’s first nine months of legal sports betting. “It far exceeded what any of us thought it would do,” said Jamie Eads, president...
“Once Upon An Orchestra” Returns to LFPL With FREE Storytelling Events
The Louisville Free Public Library and the Louisville Orchestra are pleased to announce the fourth season of the collaborative project “Once Upon An Orchestra.” Public performances begin on Tuesday, October 1 at the Western Library and will tour to all LFPL locations through March 2025. The complete schedule is listed below.
*Giveaway* Win Tickets to the AVCA First Serve Showcase
Four of the nation’s top collegiate volleyball teams will open the 2024 women’s season at the AVCA First Serve Showcase on Aug. 27. The event features Kentucky, Louisville, Nebraska, and Wisconsin starting at 7 PM at the KFC Yum! Center. The first match of the night will feature...
Rare armadillos now close to Louisville and calling Bernheim Forest home
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Deep into the woods of Bernheim Forest, about 20 minutes south of the Gene Snyder Freeway, several new visitors are now calling Kentucky home. The armadillos are mysterious, and they’ve travelled a long way. “I think I like them because they are so strange, right?"...
Matchups and Tip-Off Times Announced for 2024 Jimmy V Men’s and Women’s Classic Presented by Corona®
Four Way-Too-Early Top 25 Teams Featured Across Jimmy V Men’s and Women’s Classic. Men’s Doubleheader to Feature Miami vs. Tennessee and Michigan vs. Arkansas on Dec. 10 at Madison Square Garden. ESPN Events has announced the matchups and telecast details for the 2024 Jimmy V Men’s and...
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. Patrick Bowen, the […]
Extreme drought expands in OH and WV
(WOWK) — Extreme Drought conditions have expanded across the WOWK viewing area in West Virginia and Ohio according to the latest U.S. Drought Monitor. The bright red areas are considered to be in the category of ‘Extreme Drought’ on the map below. Other ways to visualize the conditions start with the lack of rainfall compared […]
McConnell says deterring America’s adversaries should be ‘front and center’ for the next president
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Pushing back against isolationism in his own ranks, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said Thursday the challenge of deterring America’s adversaries should be “front and center” for the next president, as he advocated maintaining a strong military and support for allies, especially in war-torn Ukraine.
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