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Kentucky data expert discusses the impact of the state’s beloved 120 counties
At this year’s Kentucky State Fair, representatives of more than 100 counties are making their pitch to fairgoers on why they should pay a visit to their communities. Catching sight of them all is no easy feat: Kentucky has the third-most counties in the U.S., behind only Texas and Georgia — fourth if counting Virginia’s independent cities.
WDRB Day at the Fair is packed with fair fun and WDRB News personalities
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The 11-day run of the 120th Kentucky State Fair is coming to an end. WDRB's Keith Kaiser meets some excited vendors on WDRB Day at the Fair. The fair showcases the best Kentucky has to offer in many categories like fiber art, baking, miniature building, quilt making, photography and more.
Louisville lights can kill migrating birds. These small changes can help them survive this fall
The bright lights of Louisville are a threat to millions of birds migrating through the region — and advocates are asking the community to protect hundreds of species by turning off unnecessary lights during seasonal migration periods. The Louisville Audubon Society is calling on Louisville residents and businesses to "minimize all non-essential lights...
Louisville, KY Forecast: Soaring Temperatures and Sunshine Expected This Weekend
Louisville, KY – Kentucky residents can expect summer heat to surge this weekend as temperatures steadily climb. Dry conditions are forecasted through the weekend, with temperatures hitting the 90s starting Saturday. According to the US National Weather Service, Louisville will see highs between 87°F and 91°F on Saturday under...
Bellarmine University welcomes 9 new faculty for 2024-25 academic year
This week marks the opening of the 2024-25 academic year not only for Bellarmine students but also for nine new full-time faculty members. Classes begin on Thursday, Aug. 22. “Students and faculty are the heart of everything we do at Bellarmine,” said Dr. Mark Wiegand, the university’s vice president for Academic Affairs and provost. “This diverse group of faculty have come to Bellarmine University from other institutions of higher education; as new faculty recently graduated from their doctoral programs; and from industry and corporate positions. They bring fresh and contemporary ideas and understanding from their previous experiences to complement the excellence of our current faculty.
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‘We’re turning and killing each other’: Esquire Alley continues to be gun violence hotspot
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Greater Israel Baptist Church has been part of the Russell neighborhood just shy of six decades. Bishop B.K. Litton has been a pastor there for seven years. “It’s been bad ,” Litton said. “It has not been as bad as it’s been within this year, most...
Top 20 prospect Shelton Henderson ready for visit to Louisville
The University of Louisville basketball staff hosts its first big recruiting target of the fall this weekend. Four-star prospect Shelton Henderson, a top-20 prospect according to 247Sports, will begin his official visit to Louisville on Friday. Henderson recently narrowed his list of schools to six and also has a visit set up for Texas (Sept. 27) and Duke (Oct. 4).
BOZICH | Pat Kelsey throws another strike for Louisville basketball
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — If you had any questions about how serious University of Louisville men’s basketball coach Pat Kelsey is about the Cincinnati Reds, flush them. Kelsey and his family settled into their new Louisville home less than a month ago. Before all the boxes were unpacked, Kelsey made certain he had the correct television packages so that the family could watch as many Reds’ games as possible.
'About as subtle as you could get.' | Award-winning miniature display removed from Kentucky State Fair
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A simple, award-winning diorama caused quite the stir at this year's Kentucky State Fair, with officials shy about why it was pulled off from display. Preston Poling, also known as the Bearded Miniaturist, takes his craft seriously, even if what he makes is a little bit playful.
Straight to the source: Troubleshooters investigate repeated customer water cut offs over landlord’s debt
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - June 26 on Greentree Lane. Ann Kaelin had no water for a week with temperatures in the 90s. “What do I do?” she said. “Where am I going to go? What am I going to do? I know I have to do something because I can’t live like this.”
Fire district sues to stop New Chapel EMS equipment auctions
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - New Chapel EMS will be relieved of its last 911 duties in a week. As the company transitions and sells off excess equipment, it’s now being sued by one of its former bosses on behalf of taxpayers. The Utica Township Fire Protection District was the...
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