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Bally’s Evansville Casino & Hotel wins best casino award, 10 other top honors
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — Bally’s Evansville Casino & Hotel has been recognized with the prestigious Best Casino Award among ten other accolades from Casino Player Magazine. This honor, announced on Tuesday, was bestowed by Casino Player 2024 Best of Gaming Awards, highlighting the casino’s dedication to providing an exceptional guest experience through its top-notch services […]
Schmitt receives Survivors of Suicide award
Sometimes Mary Lou Schmitt’s story begins with her fingernails. Specifically, their being polished purple with turquoise tips. “Do the colors of your nails mean anything?” a new acquaintance might ask. “They are the colors of suicide prevention,” Mary Lou says – and her story begins to unfold....
WARN notice out for Triple Canopy; Evansville impacted
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – A notice has been sent out in relation to Triple Canopy, and Evansville is impacted. Officials explain the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act (WARN) requires certain employers to give advance notification of a planned layoff or shutdown which results in a loss of work for more than six months, termination […]
Country ham nets $10.5M for charity as Kelly, Joe Craft break own record at Farm Bureau breakfast
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Two Republican megadonors once again were the highest bidders at Kentucky Farm Bureau’s Country Ham Breakfast charity auction. Kelly Craft, a former United Nations ambassador and 2023 Republican gubernatorial candidate, and her husband, coal executive Joe Craft, bid a record $10.5 million Thursday morning for the country ham that was crowned champion of the 2024 Kentucky State Fair.
Man hospitalized in shooting in Newburg neighborhood
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A man is in the hospital after being shot in the Newburg neighborhood Thursday night. Louisville Police responded to a call of a shooting at Preston and Fern Valley. Officers arrived and found a man in the 5400 block of Indian Oaks Circle who had been shot. He was taken to UofL Hospital and is expected to live.
'We need TARC': Riders weigh in on new route concepts that could reduce bus services by 50%
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — It's the halfway point for Louisville residents to weigh in on TARC 2025 concepts. The three different bus route concepts envision a future of public transit in Louisville. Some TARC riders WHAS11 spoke with Thursday generally feel the inner city buses are "very frequent and very...
Family, friends remember man killed in Buechel neighborhood DUI crash
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Friends and family of a man killed in a DUI crash in the Buechel neighborhood came together to remember him Thursday with a balloon release. The memorial was organized by coworkers of 42-year-old Leonard “Ronnie” Nance at the U.S Postal Service on Gardiner Lane, where he worked for more than 20 years.
‘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...
CCPS Officials Hold Emotional Ribbon Cutting Of Indian Hills Elementary
For decades, Koffman Drive was home to Hopkinsville Middle School — its signature orange and black fittingly adorning its halls and facets. Thursday afternoon, however, more than 100 faculty, staff, administration and community supporters gathered for an official, emotional ribbon cutting of what is now Indian Hills Elementary School — the Chiefs and their red and yellow emblazoned in a complete refitting and re-branding of the location.
'Lights Out Louisville' | Initiative aims to prevent bird deaths by turning off the lights at night in downtown Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Turning off the lights of Louisville's skyline is part of an effort to save the lives of birds flying through the city. Across the county, hundreds of millions of birds die due to collisions with skyscrapers. And buildings that leave their lights on overnight, when most...
Aces clip men's soccer 2-1 in season opener; Schoemehl scores for Knights
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Bellarmine University men's soccer team fell 2-1 to Evansville on Thursday in its season opener in Owsley B. Frazier Stadium. Senior midfielder Brendan Schoemehl answered a second-half goal by Evansville (1-0) with one of his own, but the Purple Aces regained the lead quickly thereafter and held off Bellarmine (0-1) to secure the win.
Girl Scouts get ready for peak recruiting season
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – With the start of the new school year and kids back in the classroom, the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana is entering peak recruitment season. The Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana has been thriving in recent years, reaching the top 15 for recruiting across the whole country.
Louisville Football Position Preview: Offensive Line
My biggest concern going into last season was the history of Jeff Brohm’s offenses when it comes to running the ball. He hadn’t had many seasons while at Purdue and it led to some issues in close games and made the offense one-dimensional. That concern didn’t become an issue last season and it was mostly due to strong offensive line play.
New Movie ‘Amber Alert’ Filmed Partly in KY Drops First Trailer
I keep my ear pretty firmly to the ground when it comes to filmmakers shooting movies in Kentucky, but this one got away from me. But hey, as long as they're coming to the Commonwealth to create their art, I don't care. Starring Nashville's Hayden Panettiere and Abbott Elementary Emmy...
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.
JCPS data reveals increased new enrollment of multilingual students
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) has noticed a trend when it comes to newly enrolled students. Last year, the school district said it enrolled more multilingual students than those who only speak English. Assistant Superintendent for Multilingual Learners at JCPS Jill Handley said the data speaks...
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