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Louisville woman adds assault and robbery to lengthy rap sheet
A 25-year-old Louisville woman is jailed in Riley County after being arrested Wednesday evening on assault and robbery charges. Kirstanna Marie Hill was arrested around 5:15 p.m. on charges of aggravated assault and robbery, both with the use of the deadly weapon. She is currently being held on a $75,000 bond and was still confined in the Riley County Jail as of Thursday.
'Irish Wear Green' set for Louisville revenge game at Notre Dame Stadium
SOUTH BEND — Green jerseys couldn’t quite help Notre Dame football outlast Ohio State last fall, but they will be back in use for a key revenge game on Sept. 28 against Louisville. Notre Dame, ranked seventh in both major preseason polls, announced via social media that its Irish Wear Green game is...
Men’s Golf Team Unveils 2024-25 Roster and Schedule with New Talent
Bellarmine University's men's golf team is gearing up for the 2024-25 season, with head coach Bruce Brown revealing a returning roster of 10 players and three new freshmen. Junior Luke Bischoff, a standout from last year, is back after starting every event and earning medalist honors. The Knights will open their season on September 9 in Illinois, participating in nine competitions before the Atlantic Sun Men's Golf Championship in April.
Racing Louisville extend F Kayla Fischer through 2025
Racing Louisville signed midfielder Kayla Fischer to a one-year contract extension through the 2025 NWSL season. The deal announced Thursday includes "upgraded terms" for the second-year player. Details were not disclosed.
Louisville nonprofit needs community's help after delivery truck destroyed
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville nonprofit is asking for the community's support after its 16-foot delivery truck was damaged beyond repair by a tree last month. SOS International distributes surplus medical supplies from local hospitals and gives them communities in need to elevate healthcare access. The truck helped the...
Mayor Craig Greenberg says former Deputy Chief of Staff Keisha Dorsey falsified time sheets
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - “I don’t take personnel decisions lightly, yet there’s a time when changes need to be made,” said Mayor Craig Greenberg, offering new details about the recent firing of his former Deputy Chief of Staff Keisha Dorsey. Dorsey was fired a week ago...
Several Kentucky bills, including Kinship Bill, remain unfunded. Here's why.
KENTUCKY, USA — The fate of several Kentucky bills are still in limbo as lawmakers and Gov. Andy Beshear's administration continue to argue over funding. One of those laws is Senate Bill 151, also known as the Kinship Bill, which became law a month ago but isn't being implemented.
Wendell Berry veers from gratitude to yearning in 'Another Day'
Wendell Berry’s imagined residents of Port William, Kentucky, are nearly as familiar to his most devoted readers as their own extended family members. In a series of novels and dozens of short stories -- populated by recurring characters set over decades -- Berry brings alive the joys and sorrows of hard-working rural Kentuckians. His writing is informed by his own long-time farming life in a Kentucky River valley, one shared with Tanya Berry since their marriage in 1957.
Funding awarded to create, retain jobs in western KY counties
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Rural Development awarded funds to create or retain jobs in Kentucky’s 21 Delta Counties. Officials explain this financial support will recapitalize Community Ventures’ (CV) revolving loan fund, which offers below-market rates for business expansion loans to eligible rural companies. While the businesses who have […]
New Albany Mayor responds to order to stop work at Providence Mill dam
NEW ALBANY, Ind. (WAVE) - After another legal challenge, the Mayor of New Albany is defending his executive actions that led to the filling of the Providence Mill Dam. Mayor Jeff Gahan continued to avoid answering questions in person about the emergency work he authorized at the Providence Mill Dam.
District LETRS Spotlight: Anchorage Independent
The Anchorage Independent school district is making significant strides in literacy education, thanks in large part to the collaborative culture of learning. The district’s commitment to literacy and collaboration shines through their high participation in the Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling (LETRS) professional learning, which has helped enhance their instructional practices and improve student outcomes.
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