Early bird registration begins Tuesday, Oct. 17 through Oct. 31, or until funds run out.
With the purchase comes new rules, including no staying overnight in the cabooses before gameday.
Bernheim says the forest is under threat by two projects.
The bombshell dropped in a deposition from board member and former Chair David Grissom.
Darin Schilmiller of New Salisbury is accused of pretending to be someone else online, then convincing an 18-year-old to murder her friend Cynthia Hoffman, 19.
An arrest report reveals police were at the home of Jose Espinosa Jr. at 13402 Snowden Way investigating a recent carjacking on Outer Loop.
The goal of $25,000 was exceeded, with the final amount raised totaling $35,002. The final two dollars was donated by one of the players.
Bernheim has filed a formal complaint against LG&E over a proposed project in Bullitt County.
As the track expands they have asked the city for permission to close a section of 4th Street, near the backside.
Ram Racing has decided to revive the popular community race series that was recently canceled.
The C&O 2716, a 450-ton “Kanawha” type locomotive, is being moved across CSX and R.J. Corman rails from New Haven to Ravenna.
A small group of food truck vendors announced a lawsuit against four Metro Council members.
Holcomb promised relief for farmers whose crops have been devastated by all the recent rain.
It was complied by a retired FBI agent who looked into allegations dating back decades.
Hauck’s closed in January after more than a century in business.
Neighbors’ complaints center around the increase in traffic and lighting.
Matt Bevin has released a new campaign ad in response to fundraising letters sent out by Sen. Tim Kaine in support of Andy Beshear.
Councilwoman Cindi Fowler is leading the cause in Valley Station, using money from her discretionary fund for some of the repairs.
Residents in the neighborhood said this level of violence isn’t common and they want answers.
It comes after a match held June 23 prompted a HIV health alert.
Jeremy Seeramlal, 23, was arrested by Indianapolis Police and transferred to Louisville’s jail on Monday.
In the video a man is seen in a red truck loading up shrubs and open bags of mulch.
Tuesday’s vote passed the ordinance 15 to 9.
Nearly 2,000 names have been submitted for review since the male calf’s birth on May 19.
Under the deal, founder Kaveh Zamanian will continue to operate the company.
The problem spot sits at Jacob Street and Camp Edwards.
Peter Gall drunkenly shot his friend and fellow WKU student, Alex Davis, in September 2017.
In Monday night’s Metro Council budget hearing, Jefferson County coroner Dr. Barbara Weakley-Jones went to bat for her employees.
Edward Lee is helping educate parents about the importance of healthy eating for kids.
The non-profit allows parents of patients at Norton Children’s Hospital to stay close-by free of charge.
Louisville City FC is showing teachers appreciation by offering free tickets.
Blue Line Bears travels the country delivering bears to the families of fallen officers.
The goal is to attract more families to downtown Jeffersonville.
The group is headed to Nairobi, Keyna to deliver equipment that will sanitize drinking water.
It affects any Louisville restaurant with a children’s menu that includes a combination of food items and a drink sold together at a single price.
Plans have now been dramatically scaled back.
Police Chief Jeremy Thompson was officially sworn into office Thursday afternoon.
In the program, students can earn college credits, industry certifications and get real work experience.
The robbery happened around 10:15 a.m. Thursday at Jared: The Galleria of Jewelry near Mall St. Matthews.
The Purrfect Day Cat Cafe works with the Kentucky Humane Society shelters to place cats and kittens.
The Book Bungalow at The Academy at Shawnee is the work of the Rajon Rondo Foundation.
A semi collided with a car before slamming into the barn, according to Lafayette Twp. Fire officials.
Several events are planned for Monday to honor those who gave their lives serving our country.
On this World Turtle Day, a couple of Louisville Metro Police officers came across Louisville’s famous tortoise.
The parent company of Bulleit Bourbon is rolling out an innovative new plan to give new parents more than six months of fully-paid leave.
Brown water has been an issue in the city for the past 50 years.
Chief Gregory Frederick told members of the Metro Council the closure would save the city $1.7 million dollars next year.
Police said Marissa Phelps targeted the juvenile witness because they were recording on their cell phone.
A Louisville mother and son are facing charges, accused of holding a baby girl hostage at gunpoint during a drug robbery.
