Community members gathered Saturday morning at Bellarmine University to participate in the Louisville Zoo’s ‘Monarchs and Milkweed Pollinator Habitat Project’.
The barber shop is about more than just new looks, however; it’s also about confidence and support. Barber CJ Carter said the shop will be an integral part of students’ lives.
After learning she had stage 4 colon cancer that had spread to her liver, it looked bleak. Numerous treatments and hard times, but Raina Simpson says she always kept her faith and believed it could be beat.
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer on Monday recognized more than a dozen LMPD officers and Metrosafe dispatchers whose quick work helped thwart the kidnapping of a child in Valley Station last month.
The Kentucky Humane Society is sharing a heroic tale of a protective mother cat, a helpful construction foreman and six baby kittens with fantastic new names.
Trinity and Moore high schools were playing a varsity basketball game at Trinity on Saturday when a player who’d been injured all year was put in the game in the final seconds.
Employees of UPS and UPS Worldport delivered on a big promise Wednesday, handing over dozens of boxes filled with thousands of donations for Louisville’s homeless population.
It took more than 50 years, but a Black high school football team that won a state championship finally got the swag it had earned, thanks to the generosity of a woman from Louisville.
Newport Primary School celebrates pajama day in the second grade“Our teachers have rocked it this crazy, wild, school year. I’m really proud to say I’m part of the team.”
Even though all Jefferson County Public Schools have been closed and students have been learning online since March because of the pandemic, the district’s librarians are still managing to find creative ways to get books into the hands of children.