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'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.
Louisville police arrest 3 suspects for allegedly shoplifting $27,000 worth of goods
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville Metro Police arrested three people accused in a rash of shoplifting cases at local stores. LMPD said on social media that officers arrested Brittany Bennett, Nathan Dean and Vance Williams. Police said between July 30 and August 16, they stole around $27,000 worth of collectable...
Louisville Fire: Patio furniture caused blaze atop 800 Tower apartment complex
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A potentially dangerous situation ended within minutes hundreds of feet in the sky above downtown Louisville. The Louisville Fire Department (LFD) responded to a fire on the roof of the 800 Tower Apartments complex on South 4th Street around 5 p.m. Thursday. Crews were on the...
Banking: Finding the Right Balance
Few people pay attention to consolidation in the financial services industry until their bank vanishes after it’s gobbled up by another—usually much larger—institution. . Recent cases in point: The acquisitions in 2021 of Kentucky Bank and in 2022 of Commonwealth Bank and Trust by Louisville’s Stock Yards Bank...
What to expect from the Louisville football team's defense in 2024
The Louisville football team has a lot to learn about their offense. New players are going to be contributing to the team who either weren't there last year or who were further down on the depth chart. Because of that, the defense is going to need to carry the water early in the year.
Education: Kentucky’s Colleges Get Big Bucks for Campus Construction
Kentucky lawmakers have authorized a tremendous capital construction-funds appropriation of $1.6 billion for higher education for 2024-25, the largest single increase of its kind on record. . The funds represent a 10% boost in postsecondary education support and will allow the state-owned universities and the Kentucky Community and Technical College...
One on One: Ball Homes CEO Lisa Ball
Lisa Ball became vice president of Ball Homes in 1982. She and her brother, Mike, co-own and operate the homebuilding company that has been active in Central Kentucky since 1959 and in Louisville and Knoxville, Tennessee for more than two decades. The duo also co-own and manage RML Construction, a property management company with apartments and rental properties in Central Kentucky, Louisville and Knoxville. She co-manages all aspects of the homebuilding business founded by her parents, Don and Mira Ball, and also works with Christie’s International Real Estate Blue Grass, an affiliated real estate agency, and Walden Mortgage, an affiliated mortgage company. Ball is a board member of the Building Industry Association of Central Kentucky, where she has twice been president. She has also been president of the Lexington Apartment Association, served two terms on the LFUCG Affordable Housing Governing Board, and been a board member with the Hope Center Foundation, Equestrian Events Inc., the Kentucky Horse Park Commission and Sayre School in Lexington.
Danny Wimmer Presents announces special events schedule during fall festivals
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Bourbon and Beyond and Louder Than Life are bringing more than just music to Louisville in September. Danny Wimmer Presents, the company behind two of the biggest festivals in the city announced a line-up of city-wide events to coincide with the eight days of music. That...
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.”
KFC Yum! Center hiring for 100 positions ahead of fall schedule in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The KFC Yum! Center is hosting a major hiring event aimed at filling more than 100 full-time and part-time positions. It's being held at the arena in downtown Louisville on Friday, Aug. 23, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., and again from 4-6 p.m. in the lobby.
Louisville bat found with rabies. Here’s how to protect yourself and pets.
LOUISVILLE — The Louisville health department says a bat found in the East End was positive for rabies, a rare but deadly viral disease. This is the first rabies case in Jefferson County this year, Ciara Warren, environmental health manager at the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness (LMPHW), said Thursday. “It is […]
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...
A New Secret Garden Speakeasy Is Open Behind One Of Louisville's Best Restaurants
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