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Cards will face Hoosiers in Bahamas; backup QB spot still undecided
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KT) -- We're just 10 days away from Louisville's season football opener against Austin Peay on Aug. 31 in L&N Stadium, but there was also some interesting news on the basketball front Wednesday when it was announced that U of L has been paired with Indiana in the first round of the three-day, eight-team Battle 4 Atlantis Thanksgiving week. The Cardinals and Hoosiers will square off at noon on Nov. 27 at Atlantis Paradise Island resort in the Bahamas.
Mark Pope, Oscar Tshiebwe, and Vince Marrow watched Joe and Kelly Craft pay $10.5 million for a ham
Some of the most important figures in UK sports are at the Kentucky State Fair this morning for a very big event — and no, we’re not talking about the radio show. Kentucky Basketball head coach Mark Pope, Kentucky Football associate head coach Vince Marrow, and former Kentucky Basketball great Oscar Tshiebwe attended the 60th […] The post Mark Pope, Oscar Tshiebwe, and Vince Marrow watched Joe and Kelly Craft pay $10.5 million for a ham appeared first on On3.
Colts to launch year two of Girls High School Flag Football League
The Colts created the league in 2023 with eight high school teams from Indianapolis and South Bend, Ind. This year, it will expand to 27 teams with five divisions across the state. The teams will compete in a three-week regular season, beginning with the Indy 1 Division on Aug. 24. All other divisions will begin play on Sept. 7.
CenterPoint Energy fined nearly $2 million for federal, Indiana pipeline violations
EVANSVILLE — CenterPoint Energy Indiana has agreed to pay a penalty of nearly $2 million to the state of Indiana for violations of federal pipeline law. The utility will pay $1,997,500 to the state's general fund, none of which can be recovered through customer rates, according to an Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission report issued last week. CenterPoint also waived its right to a public hearing in the process. ...
Evansville diner owner ordered to pay $390K to employees in back wages, damages
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WEVV) — The owner of an Evansville diner has been ordered to pay nearly $400,000 in back wages and damages to dozens of employees. Back in March, 44News reported on the US Department of Labor investigation underway into Friendship Diner and its owner, Bardhyl Shabani. Now, the...
Friday Video: ‘Where My Bus At?’
As kids across America load up their backpacks for the first weeks of school, some families are struggling to even get them to class, thanks to a nationwide shortage of school bus drivers that's cancelled routes across the country. Now, a group of Louisville elementary and middle school students is using the power of music (and some pretty adorable choreo) to demand better from the local school district, and reminding the rest of America that yellow buses are not only our country's single largest public transportation fleet, but a lifeline for families that's increasingly under threat.
'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...
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.
Racing Louisville FC's Taylor Flint is thriving as an agent of change
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) - The list of reasons for why you can't miss Taylor Flint could stretch from head to toe. Towering over many peers, Racing Louisville FC's 6-foot-1-inch defensive midfielder is one of the tallest players in the National Women's Soccer League. Her frame stretches long enough to frustrate opponents trying to flurry past a physically imposing presence.
Indiana Public Access Counselor says IU Board of Trustees violated Open Door Law
Indiana’s Public Access Counselor agreed with WFIU/WTIU News that Indiana University’s Board of Trustees violated the state’s Open Door Law during its private meeting May 14, according to a strongly worded advisory opinion released Thursday. In the required citation of law justifying the closed meeting, the trustees...
Forecaster Says Indiana Could Get ‘Worst of Winter’ in 2024
A brand new warning about the upcoming winter comes from an online forecaster who says Indiana can expect to get what he describes as the "worst of winter". If you're like me, you absolutely loathe winter weather. When you are a kid, it's cool because when it snows a lot (well, a lot for Indiana), you get the day off and enjoy playing in the snow. When you are an adult, you don't get that luxury. You are still expected to get out of that mess and drive to work. Throw in those frigid cold temperatures as another reason why I am not a fan of winter. Now, I realize that we haven't even gotten into fall, and the temperatures really haven't dropped too much yet. However, there are a lot of people who are already looking forward to winter weather here in Indiana.
Jaylen Sneed On the Identity of the Linebackers: 'Fast, Talented, and Young'
Notre Dame linebacker Jaylen Sneed spoke to the media after Notre Dame's ninth fall practice. He discussed his mentality coming into fall camp, how this year is different with the majority of the veteran linebackers having graduat�
Court orders Evansville diner owner to pay $390K in back wages and damages
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - The U.S. Department of Labor has ordered a diner owner in Evansville to pay almost $400,000 in back wages and damages to 44 employees. According to a press release, the payment will resolve litigation brought after the department’s investigation found the diner operated an invalid top pool, denied workers overtime and retaliated against employees who cooperated with investigators.
Indiana’s Regency Properties makes three personnel moves
Evansville, Indiana-based Regency Properties hired one new lease administration professional and promoted two other employees. Jan Matheson has joined the Regency team in the role of Leasing Administration Coordinator. She will report to Lisa Parsons, Senior Manager of Lease Administration, and coordinate the documentation of new leases, renewals, and other documents that flow through the lease administration department. Matheson will also assist in lease compliance. Most recently Matheson held the position of Licensed Title Agent/Closer for Capstone Title Partners. She holds a master’s degree from the University of Indiana and has a Bachelor of Science in Communications from the University of Evansville.
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