Thousands of visitors are attending as the Gaslight Festival wraps up, bringing added attention to small shops like A Novel Romance.

South Louisville neighbor Brittany Hutto hosts one of roughly 15 stations already helping strays find their way home.

A Southern Indiana town hosts three days of tractor pulls, fiddle contests and family entertainment starting Thursday.

Founder Desiree Carr built the festival from game nights in 2016 into a three-day celebration spanning Louisville and Shively.

Judy Singleton is turning 15 acres of her family's Winchester farm into two homes so foster siblings never have to be split up.

Two free days at Wetherby Park bring a 150-drone light show, pie-eating contest and goat yoga to downtown Middletown.

St. Martin of Tours restored its 1853 bells with a community-funded campaign, reviving what the pastor calls the church's voice.

Jerry Grant of HR DetailWorx spent a week in Seattle buffing the jet that carried LBJ home from Dallas in 1963.

Nearly 1,000 marchers join the Parade of Cultures as WorldFest's 24th year fills downtown Louisville through Labor Day.

Free crafts, food trucks and a runway walk through the grass mark summer's send-off at the Poplar Level park Friday evening.

Rappellers will descend the Slugger Museum Saturday to raise money for Louisville families of ill children.

The Louisville mall's pop-up dog park is now a year-round fixture, complete with a new art walk and open container access next door.

The free East Market Street block party runs 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on September 19, with synth-pop trio Modiste among the performers.