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It takes hours of sketching, coloring and carving to prepare a pumpkin for its debut on the Jack O’Lantern Spectacular trail. → Read More
Officials say they are waiting for information from the autopsy before releasing more information. → Read More
Eight students went to the hospital with minor injuries after the Tuesday evening crash outside of Rangeland Elementary School. → Read More
The worst flu season in years is predicted, and medical professionals warn that a “twindemic”—a surge in COVID-19 and the flu—is possible. → Read More
In the past year, 11 people being held at Metro Corrections have died. Now activists are asking judges to release people awaiting trial on low-level charges. → Read More
With $330,000 in new funding, Chef Space hopes to help more early-stage businesses by providing access to a kitchen and production resources. → Read More
Fourth Street Live will be transformed into an awards show venue for the Latin Music Awards Kentucky Friday night. → Read More
The Louisville Asset Building Coalition's tax assistance program provides free tax services to qualifying residents. → Read More
Health care officials have so far confirmed 33 cases of monkeypox in Kentucky, including 19 in Jefferson County. → Read More
The drive-thru mobile pantry is one of several events for Dare to Care’s Hunger Action Month. → Read More
The 2022 Kentucky State Fair begins Thursday and runs through Aug. 28 at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville. → Read More
Gov. Beshear said more than 6,000 people remain without water service, and thousands more are under a boil-water advisory. → Read More
Smock was named Kentucky poet laureate in 2017. he also worked as a professor of English and director of creative writing at Bellarmine University. → Read More
Another person died while in Louisville Metro Corrections custody on Friday, marking the ninth death since November. → Read More
JCPS athletic department put together a clinic to help coaching staff fill out paperwork, complete required training and offer additional resources. → Read More
Louisville hike, bike and paddle events invite locals to exercise on the waterfront. → Read More
The injunction comes almost a month after a judge extended a temporary restraining order that blocked some parts of the sweeping health care legislation. → Read More
Louisville Metro’s voter turnout increased from 2018, a year with a ballot full of comparable races. → Read More
The eastbound I-64 portion of the Sherman Minton Bridge will close beginning Friday night and won’t reopen until Monday morning. → Read More
Kentucky Kingdom opens again this weekend. Guardians can register for the new free pre-K pass to children ages 3-5 until May 31. → Read More