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Founder of Norton Neuroscience Institute still caring for patients 50 years later
LOUISVILLE — On one hand, the neuroscience office of Christopher B. Shields, M.D., is synonymous with progress. Sitting on the 11th floor of the Gray Street Medical Building, it overlooks downtown Louisville. The wall of windows along one side allows a nearly panoramic view of the city’s hospital district. It’s easy to dream about the future, especially on a sunny, springtime afternoon.
Tigers shut out Fairdale in final grid scrimmage
The Hopkinsville High School football team traveled to Louisville Thursday night and defeated Fairdale 12-0 in its last preseason scrimmage. Aiden King had two touchdown runs to lead the Tigers. Treston Kay had five receptions for 102 yards. The defense shined, not only shutting out Fairdale, but Jayon Bass and...
Chasers shut out Louisville in 8-0 win
PAPILLION – The Omaha Storm Chasers won a second straight game and took the series lead over the Louisville Bats with an 8-0 shutout win Thursday at Werner Park. The Chasers got on the board first for the second time in the series as Drew Waters crushed his 11th homer of the season to right field, a solo shot with one out in the bottom of the first inning, for a 1-0 lead in favor of Omaha.
What the Louisville football team can expect from the wide receivers
Losing your top skill players is never easy. Most programs only have to lose one or two of their top skill guys at once. For the Louisville football team, that's not the case. They lost them all. Replacing a new quarterback, new starting running back, and a top receiver is not the ideal way to start a season,
Man arrested, charged in connection with deadly Highlands shooting
A man has been arrested in connection with the deadly Sunday morning shooting in the Old Highlands neighborhood that left two other men dead. Louisville Metro Police arrested Richie Raymont Williams, 37, on Thursday in connection with the death of 29-year-old Montay Wade in the Baxter Avenue shooting. He faces charges of homicide...
Meet Sandra Frazier! She was just named Louisvillian of the Year
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A leader in the communications and public relations world was honored Thursday with one of Louisville's oldest awards. Sandra Frazier is this years Louisvillian of the Year. Frazier founded Tandem Public relations in 2005. The firm serves both corporate and non-profit clients. Frazier has also served...
Chef in a Box (Aug. 21, 22): Paseo, featuring chef Jeremy Frederiksen
Paseo Louisville is next for APRON Inc.’s Chef in a Box promotion, but first the bigger picture. Food & Dining Magazine continues to preview the forthcoming Chef in a Box offering. It’s a tasty fundraising project dating to the summer of 2020, benefiting APRON Inc.’s ongoing grant program.
Kentucky high school football preview: What to know about Louisville-area teams, players
It's that time of year again. The 2024 Kentucky high school football season is officially upon us. We have tons of coverage — from team previews to players to watch...
Vote for Louisville-area preseason high school defensive back of year before poll closes
With the 2024 high school football season beginning Aug. 23, The Courier Journal has compiled a list of the 10 top defensive backs in the Louisville area. We are asking you — our readers — to vote here on which defensive back you think will have the best season. Listed below are 10 nominees for preseason defensive back of the year. ...
Proposed Jeffersontown smoke shop shot down by city
A proposed smoke shop has been prohibited from opening near Jeffersontown's Gaslight Square, with a Jeffersontown government employee saying the location violates a new city ordinance. Trippy's, a Louisville-based smoke shop specializing in CBD products, vaping devices and other smoking supplies, received a license from Louisville Metro Government to sell tobacco products at 10305 Taylorsville Road in June. ...
Louisville employee gave herself illegal work bonuses: Cosmetic surgery and trip to Aruba
A Louisville construction company employee gave herself some unauthorized bonuses − cosmetic surgery, a shopping spree, airfare and a vacation to an upscale beachside resort in Aruba. Amy D. Hall's purchases for herself and her boyfriend topped a quarter of a million dollars and were paid for on the company's dime − but without the company's permission. ...
Task Force Meeting Covers Threats, Opportunities in the Ag Industry
During a tour of the Churchill Downs racetrack in Louisville, members of NCSL’s Agriculture Task Force learned about interstate and international animal transportation, animal health and disease management, and more. Legislative leaders from 18 states and Canada learned about challenges in the agriculture industry during a bipartisan meeting in...
Daily Briefing: Meet 'Your Favorite Cake' at the Kentucky State Fair
Good morning, Louisville! Happy Friday! (You can read today's eNewspaper here.) Today we can expect a break from the sun with possible showers and a chance for thunder storms. The high will be about 88. Here are the top headlines: ...
Louisville football retired two jerseys, including Lamar Jackson's. See other honored jerseys
Former Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater will return to his alma mater to have his No. 5 jersey honored this season. He and former wide receiver Harry Douglas, who wore No. 85, will see their jerseys hanging in L&N Stadium for the first time during Louisville’s homecoming game against Miami on Oct. 19. ...
Louisville Metro Council passes ordinance to help houseless apply for jobs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — As the cost of living goes up, more people are left unhoused. For those living in shelters, they're facing an even bigger challenge: applying for jobs. "Sometimes more often than not you know it's so hard to get a job because they want you to have an address, they want you to have a home," said Savvy Hughes.
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