Thousands of people arrived at Cardinal Stadium Sunday afternoon, many wearing pink but all showing their support, as the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk kicked off.
Watch the complete performance of “Back to the End of the World” with the Louisville Orchestra featuring Jim James, frontman of My Morning Jacket right here.
Students got a chance to put on their thinking caps, as the Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity hosted their third annual Louisville Scholastic Chess Tournament at the University of Louisville Student Activity Center.
The absence of crisp autumn air and falling leaves didn’t stop the Harvest Homecoming Festival parade from kicking off a fall tradition in New Albany on Saturday.
Calling for changes in how we raise and gather food sources were topics of concern during the Sowing a Nonviolent City Conference at Hotel Louisville on Saturday.
Louisville’s Planning Commission is holding a public meeting on Monday night for residents in the Highland neighborhood and the developers of One Park to discuss the mixed-use high-rise planned at Lexington Road and Grinstead Drive.
Kentucky Kingdom gave a VIP treatment for first responders on Sunday, as Louisville’s own amusement park gave back to the men and women who serve our communities.
Louder than Life promoters have promised changes have been made after the first two weekends of Trifesta and have set up a community hotline for any complaints.
The cafeteria of New Albany High School was packed with previous graduates Sunday afternoon as new members were inducted into the New Albany High School Hall of Fame.
The Tyler Park Jazz Festival, which started ten years ago, usually takes place on multiple weekends throughout September, but this year's event has been cut down to just one day.
The festival did not want to comment on the noise complaints, instead mentioning there's going to be a community meeting in November to discuss these types of issues.
The booths are open and the food is hot over at Harvest Homecoming in New Albany. The riverfront town will transform this weekend as thousands of people fill the downtown for the annual event.
The Food Literacy Project hosted a community-wide groundbreaking celebration for a new teaching pavilion today at Iroquois Farm, located at the former site of the Iroquois homes.
Muddy and unsafe grounds at Champions park were motivation to move food vendors to the Red Lot Parking Lot. The vendors were previously located near the west side of the event.
Music festival promoters for Bourbon & Beyond and Louder than Life chose diversion over disaster by cancelling performances in Louisville's Champions Park due to flooding.
Torrential rain caused Bourbon & Beyond to be cut short, leaving campers stuck in the mud and festival fans wondering if Louder than Life will be saved.
Hard Rock Cafe staff will be dusting off their catsuits and donning their fake mustaches to become Freddie For A Day on Wednesday, Sept. 5, to raise funds and awareness for the Mercury Phoenix Trust and the fight against AIDS and HIV.
The competition focuses on young talent between the ages of 6 and 18. Auditions are from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday. Interested participants must register online in advance.
LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) -The motorcycle COPS Run starts at Harley Davidson-Louisville on Arthur Street on Saturday, July 12.Sign-in is from 10 a.m. to noon.Cost is $20 per rider, $10 per passenger. That donation includes a meal and door prizes.Copyright 2014 WAVE 3 News. All rights reserved.
The Junior League of Louisville presents Tulips and Juleps, a weekend-long art and gift market with more than 70 vendors selling a variety of products to get you ready for everything from gardening to hosting a Derby party.
A dozen Louisville-area restaurants have signed on to take part in 502 Lunch Week starting Monday, but organizers say they are still working to add more participants in the second year of the event.
