The announcement came in a news release late Friday afternoon. More >>
Two buildings on Bardstown Road in the Highlands that are more than 100 years old have been sitting empty for at least a decade. More >>
The lawsuit claims the massage therapist touched the woman in such a way that went "far beyond the scope of a massage." More >>
While everyone’s been focused on rival chicken sandwiches, has a mac and cheese battle been slowly building up in the fast-food world? More >>
The maker of Monopoly and GI Joe will pay about $4 billion to buy Entertainment One Ltd., a British entertainment company that produces "Peppa Pig," ''PJ Masks" and other animated shows for preschoolers. More >>
Metro Council didn't bite Thursday night on a plan to regulate "itinerant vendors" like food trucks. More >>
Two new hotels and several new bars and restaurants are opening at Louisville’s historic Whiskey Row. More >>
The suite includes the same kind of target games you'll find at Topgolf but in digital format. The setup also includes Zombie Dodgeball and other games. More >>
It will also have five-star dining, an open bar, fire pits, bocce ball courts, and playgrounds and gaming lounges so residents can entertain their grandkids. More >>
Norton Healthcare has been named the official health care provider for the Louisville Cardinals, according to a news release. More >>
Skyrocketing avocado prices have been coming down, and a bigger drop may be on the way. More >>
A developer wants to invest more than $90 million to transform a long-abandoned shopping center into a large mixed-use complex. More >>
El Taco Luchador is preparing to open at 11 am. Wednesday in south Louisville’s historic Colonial Gardens. More >>
The lawmakers say there hasn't been a statewide increase in over a decade. More >>
Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore says the new location is just one more example of the large amount of growth the city has witnessed. More >>
The surge in tech stocks followed a decision by the U.S. to give Chinese telecom giant Huawei another 90 days to buy equipment from American suppliers. Chipmakers including Qualcomm, Intel and Micron, all rose. More >>
For some vendors, it means transitioning from side business to full-time. More >>
The app helps connect customers and businesses for snow removal, lawn mowing, yard clean-up, power-washing, mulch, driveway sealing, pet waste and more. More >>
Brown-Forman employee Keith Anderson finished the mural last week after two months of work. More >>
Kroger and Dare to Care stocked the trailer with grocery store essentials, including meat, diary, eggs and produce. More >>
Inside, customers will find food made fresh daily like burritos, sandwiches and donuts. More >>
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Walter Killian claims his wife, Nyo Killian, died "as a result of being overheated, rendered unconscious, severely burned and severely injured" after using the women's sauna at LAC's Westport Road location. More >>
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Worries about a possible recession collided with hopes that the strongest part of the U.S. economy — shoppers spending at stores and online — can keep going. More >>
The minor league team announced Gary Ulmer will remain on staff as a senior adviser upon stepping down. Chief Operating Officer Vic Gregovits will take over as president. More >>
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NuLu Marketplace at 821 E. Market Street will have shops, offices, restaurants and a brewery under one roof. More >>
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The threat of a recession doesn’t seem so remote anymore for investors in financial markets. More >>
The cleanup was expected to cost thousands of dollars, but the volunteers saw the damage and wanted to help. More >>
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“There’s two ways you can lead. You can lead to win, or you can lead to not fail,” U of L President Neeli Bendapudi said. More >>
The company's website says locations in Louisville and southern Indiana are offering delivery. More >>
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A high-ranking lawmaker confirmed Tuesday that the state may consider an appropriation in 2020 to help the University of Louisville take over KentuckyOne Health's assets. More >>
Pumpkin spice has conquered the fall. Now it's coming for your summer. More >>
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Yum’s president and chief operating officer David Gibbs, 55, will take over the top spot on Jan. 1, succeeding Greg Creed, 62, who is retiring after 25 years with the company. More >>
Anyone who has the spinach at home is asked to throw it away immediately. More >>
The fitness chain is also expanding the size of its original location on Jefferson Blvd. More >>
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Over brunch at Vincenzo's, the world famous surgeon broke down the likely reasons for the decision. More >>
For the Next Round Brewing Project, MSD recycled water is put through additional treatment to bring it up to drinking water standards. More >>
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Parents who sign their kids up for the Nike Adventure Club will be able to pick from three subscription levels: Four pairs a year, six pairs a year or 12 pairs a year. More >>
A spokesman for the bat manufacturer says he hopes it can be the start of an ongoing trend. More >>
There is also a JCPS Bus Finder tool located on the back-to-school section of the JCPS homepage. More >>
The amusement park reported Sunday that it broke both its single-day and overall weekend attendance records. More >>
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Oil demand, a closely-watched sign of economic growth, has waned because of mounting trade tensions and slowing global growth, according to report released Friday by the International Energy Agency. More >>
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A new report from China Labor Watch accuses Foxconn of worker abuse, poor pay and imposing long hours on employees who make popular Amazon devices. Amazon said in response that it has opened an investigation. More >>
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“We are exploring all relevant uses for the space, including high end food & beverage concepts, art galleries, private event space and office, as well as a boutique hotel.” More >>
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Starting this fall, the plant-based meat substitute will be available at about 1,500 colleges, corporate cafeterias and hospitals through Sodexo, a foodservice company. More >>
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The rally, which pushed the Dow Jones Industrial Average up by more than 370 points, followed an early rise in bonds yields after a weekly government report on unemployment claims came in better than economists had expected. More >>
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Breweries and distilleries can now think of Oldham County as a place that's open for their business. More >>
In a few weeks, Louisville residents will lose a spot to get groceries. More >>
Anyone interested in a nursing career will soon have a new place to get their degrees. More >>
The cafe quickly blew past its goal of 300 adoptions, sending more than 1,300 cats and kittens to new homes. More >>
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Neighbors voice concerns with Churchill Downs' plan to permanently close part of South Fourth Street
Churchill fficials want to permanently close a portion of South 4th Street between the intersection of 4th and Oakdale Avenue south, to the area just beyond the backside entrance at Winn Avenue. More >>
Hardin Memorial Hospital is home to Central Kentucky's only Level II NICU. More >>