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Louisville vs Austin Peay football first look: Odds, keys to game, players to watch, more
Louisville football is set to open Year 2 under Jeff Brohm by hosting Austin Peay at noon Saturday at L&N Stadium. The Cardinals haven't opened a season at home since 2020 when they defeated Western Kentucky, 35-21. U of L went on to lose its next four games, a trend the squad hopes...
'They helped heal our hearts.' | 300 fertility patients and their families reunite with physicians
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More than 300 former patients and their families were welcomed back for a reunion at Fertility and Endocrine Associates (FEA), the oldest infertility and In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) treatment center in Kentucky. The baby reunion was an opportunity for FEA physicians and staff to meet the...
Kentucky State Fair wraps up after days of record-breaking attendance in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The 2024 Kentucky State Fair wrapped up on Sunday, marking an end to the 11-day summer tradition in Louisville. Thousands of people visited the fair on Sunday for one final chance to enjoy the festivities. Everyone had a different reason to visit the fair on the last day.
Jazz celebrated during free concert in Louisville's Central Park
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The sound of jazz music filled the air in Old Louisville on Sunday afternoon. Jazz in Central Park brought the soulful sounds of New Orleans to Louisville. The free annual event featured artists Carley Johnson, Jerry Tolson and Orchestra and the Urban Jazz Coalition. There were...
McKinney notches 1st career head-coaching win, Knights assault record book in 8-0 victory over Asbury
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Callie McKinney notched her first career win as a head coach, and the Bellarmine University women's soccer team set a slew of Division I-era program records along with impacting several overall marks in an 8-0 win Sunday afternoon over D3 Asbury at Owsley B. Frazier Stadium.
Louisville's Oxmoor Farm highlights untold story of Black Revolutionary War hero
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A historic Louisville farm showcased a lesser known page of American history on Sunday. Oxmoor Farm and the American Friends of Lafayette hosted "Getting to Know James Armistead Lafayette." It tells the story about a Black slave who became a Revolutionary War patriot and critical spy for Marquis de Lafayette and George Washington.
Overnight car break-ins at downtown hotel leave guests on edge
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville Metro Police are investigating a string of car break-ins at a downtown Louisville hotel. It happened early Sunday morning. LMPD spokesperson Dwight Mitchell said the original report of the break-ins came from the security guard at 4 a.m., but LMPD needed a victim present to take a report. Police returned to the scene around 6 a.m. to take reports.
USL Power Rankings: Charleston score six, the playoff race gets real & more from Week 25
And so begins the 10-week countdown for the USL Championship season. As August nears a close, the runway to climb up the table is getting shorter and shorter. The chase for the playoffs is officially on. To mark the occasion, all 24 clubs were in action during primetime on Saturday night.
Racing Louisville moves into playoff position after defeating Chicago 3-1
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A night of firsts helped Racing Louisville top the visiting Chicago Red Stars, 3-1, and move into playoff position on a warm Saturday evening at Lynn Family Stadium. Bethany Balcer registered an assist in her Racing debut, Marisa DiGrande scored her first goal for the club,...
LouCity battles adversity in loss at Hartford Athletic
HARTFORD, Conn. — Louisville City FC's five-game winning streak came to an abrupt end Saturday night at Trinity Health Stadium in Connecticut. Despite taking an early lead while playing shorthanded, LouCity fell 2-1 to Hartford Athletic, undone by forward Mamadou Dieng's second half brace. City played down a man...
Officer involved in Scottie Scheffler arrest accused of stealing thousands of dollars from suspect
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE/Gray News) - The officer who reportedly did not turn on his body camera during the arrest of professional golfer Scottie Scheffler was arrested after allegedly stealing thousands of dollars from a suspect. Louisville Metro Police Officer Javar Downs was searching a man during a traffic stop and...
BOZICH | U of L's Gillotte, UK's Walker top ProFootballFocus ranking of best players
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The time for lists is nearly over. The countdown to kickoff is on. Now that we’ve watched Louisville’s first Atlantic Coast Conference opponent, Georgia Tech, prove that Florida State might be better served looking for work outside the league, college football has officially started to dominate all the oxygen from the local sports scene.
Kentucky Volleyball could start and finish its 2024 season in Louisville
Despite the Louisville Cardinals being considered Kentucky’s “little brother” in most sports, they’re still very prominent in others. Volleyball, for example, contains a wide variety of powerhouse teams that we, as Kentucky fans, probably don’t like. Louisville has been one of the best in the nation for years now, especially after its 2022 National Championship […] The post Kentucky Volleyball could start and finish its 2024 season in Louisville appeared first on On3.
2024 Week 1 12-team College Football Playoff rankings prediction
The Louisville football team is hoping to make the College Football Playoff this year. They were in the thick of the race last year when it was just a four-team Playoff until the end of the year. They are hoping to be able to finish stronger and get a bid.
State’s chief legal officer opines on high property taxes
Even Attorney General Todd Rokita wants state lawmakers to tackle rising property taxes. The state’s chief legal officer released a video Monday on the matter, which has become a key issue in the governor’s race and will be debated in the 2025 legislative session. “You’ve given me the privilege to travel to every corner of […]
Dangerous Heat this Week in the Region
About a week ago early morning temperatures were in the upper 40s and new record lows for mid-August were recorded in the Region, but this week begins on a very different note. The National Weather Service Chicago says very hot and humid conditions are expected the next few days, with the peak of the heat wave and possible heat index readings around 110 Tuesday August 27, 2024.
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