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LMPD: 26-year-old killed in hit-and-run in Russell neighborhood
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A woman was killed after a hit-and-run crash in the Russell neighborhood late Saturday night, according to the Louisville Metro Police Department. When officers arrived to the scene at 16th Street and Jefferson Street, police said a 26-year-old who was struck. According to an LMPD news...
Where former Kentucky guard Reed Sheppard lands in Rookie of the Year odds
Just how good can Kentucky guard Reed Sheppard be in his first season in the NBA? Well, the first official Rookie of the Year odds were released heading into Summer League play and Sheppard is among the favorites. Sheppard, who was selected 3rd overall by the Houston Rockets, will play...
Kentucky baseball players earn Academic All-America Honors
Kentucky Baseball's Mitchell Daly and Emilien Pitre both earned Academic All-America honors after their successes in the classroom. The post Kentucky baseball players earn Academic All-America Honors appeared first on On3.
Louisville residents can drop-off tree debris for free this week
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- People in Louisville can drop off storm tree debris for free starting this week in the Meriwether neighborhood. Louisville Metro Department of Public Works is offering the service after a tornado touched down in Louisville last week. Preliminary assessments indicate the tornado was an EF-1 with winds of 95 miles per hour.
Mark Pope Knows he has to Coach his Own Way
Kentucky will host Arkansas and new coach John Calipari next season and it should be one of the nation’s most highly anticipated games after the messy breakup between UK and Calipari. “We’re in the same league and we get to go head-to-head here at Rupp this year. And it’s...
Hopkins County Humane Society’s Pet of the Week Monday, July 8
Meet Hayla, a 9-week-old domestic shorthair kitten searching for her forever home. Despite her young age, Hayla is a social butterfly who gets along well with both dogs and other cats. She is incredibly sweet and playful, always ready for an adventure or a cuddle. Hayla’s charming personality and loving nature make her the perfect addition to any family looking for a furry friend.
Former Kentucky player Chris Oats stands on his own for first time since 2020 stroke
For the first time since 2020, former Kentucky linebacker Chris Oats has stood up on his own, his mother Kemberly Gamble revealed. A video she posted to social media on July 6 depicts Oats attempting to stand up while working with a group at his rehabilitation center. With two people on either side of him […] The post Former Kentucky player Chris Oats stands on his own for first time since 2020 stroke appeared first on On3.
Don't Waste Your Money | Hidden fees racking up summer vacation bills
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Travel costs are down slightly in 2024 which is good news for summer travelers, but there are still hidden extras that may raise your bill. If you have taken a vacation recently, you may have experienced it. Hidden fees. The Better Business Bureau is calling it...
Sunday Headlines: Mark Pope recruiting in Turkey
Although the Kentucky Wildcats have kicked off their summer workouts, Mark Pope and his staff are busy building out their big board for the 2025 class. As the new UK head coach works to find players who fit the culture and system he is building in Lexington, he has been very active in telling the fanbase he still wants to recruit the best of the best for high school classes. Those statements have proven to be true to this point.
Geothermal: Major Louisville projects are tapping into Earth's warmth for heating, cooling
On a rainy spring day, a drill rig punched hundreds of feet into the earth, spilling muddy water out onto a dirt lot at the University of Louisville, where a new engineering school will soon stand. Aric Andrew, managing the project for Luckett and Farley, trudged through the mud in...
Starting 5: Louisville, Kentucky athletes highlight Team USA track and field team, more
With the 2024 U.S. Olympic Track and Field trials completed, here are some athletes from Kentucky you can watch in the Paris Olympics: Alexis Holmes, University of Kentucky, 400 meters; Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone, University of Kentucky, 400-meter hurdles; Daniel Roberts, University of Kentucky, 110 hurdles; Masai Russell, University of Kentucky, 100 hurdles; Andrew Evans, University of Kentucky, discus; Charity Hufnagel, University of Kentucky, high jump; Jayden Ulrich, University of Louisville, discus; Yared Nuguse, Manual High School and...
Bluegrass Community and Technical College Welcomes New Leadership at Winchester and Danville Campuses
Bluegrass Community and Technical College (BCTC) recently announced the appointment of new leaders for two if its regional campuses. Renee McFall has been named the new Director of the Winchester Campus and Ryan “Ty” Howard has been named the new Director of the Danville Campus. About McFall. Ms....
Eastern Light Distilling Breaks Ground on New $143 Million Distillery in Morehead
Eastern Light Distilling recently broke ground on its new $143 million distillery in Morehead. First announced back in June 2023, the new facility will introduce an innovative new concept aimed at growing the bourbon industry in Eastern Kentucky while also supporting craft bourbon makers as a custom contract distiller. 50,000-Square-Foot...
No. 10 Max’s Moment – Blazers Squeeze Past Henderson to Reach Region Title Game
We captured many great plays on video in the past sports year. We are counting down the most viewed Max’s Moments from the 2023-24 sports year. These are the ones you liked, shared, and eventually clicked on and watched the most. University Heights Academy and Henderson County waged a...
Outdoor vintage market returns to Waterfront Park in downtown Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- More than 200 vendors were set up Saturday in downtown Louisville for an outdoor vintage market. Fleur de Flea returned to Waterfront Festival Plaza with vendors from around the region selling antiques, collectables, vinyl, vintage clothing, handmade and repurposed furniture and more. The event was free and offered complimentary watermelon.
Press release: Perk up With a Purpose set for July 13th
COVINGTON, Ky. — Saturdays are for stories – and reading – at least at The Point Perk Coffee Shop (45 W. Pike Street, Covington). “We’ll be hosting a community kid-friendly Story Time the second Saturday of each month, commencing, July 13th,” said Leslie Vickers, Vice President of Enterprises for The Point/Arc.
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