Here's the most recent top news in Louisville; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Here's the most recent top news in Louisville; see what headlines are trending among local readers, with links to full articles.

Looking for free events in Louisville this week? Here are five top picks.

Greenberg is putting $500K into senior meals and $3M toward Dare to Care’s new hunger center after federal support dropped. The money is pitched as short‑term relief.

USDA’s three‑year estimate shows 18.8% of Kentuckians were food insecure; local pantries report surging demand as SNAP rules tighten.

JCPS cut the ribbon on a $62 million W.E.B. DuBois Academy campus in Louisville, bringing new CTE labs, art and band suites and a turf stadium ahead of 2026–27.

Louisville's Community Care Campus has reached a major milestone with a new family shelter. More housing and medical services are planned through 2027.

A Jeffersonville tasting event will bring together 20-plus eateries, live music and a silent auction to support Southern Indiana’s senior volunteer network.

A Woodford County EMT’s lawsuit alleges sexual harassment, unwanted messages and retaliation inside the county EMS system. County officials met behind closed doors Tuesday as the case surfaced publicly.

Construction is underway on Fern Creek’s 18,000-square-foot library, bringing back a long-awaited neighborhood service projected to draw 130,000 annual visits.