A plea deal built on cooperation unraveled in court. Damarius Gardiner Person will now serve five years after admitting he lied under oath.

Louisville’s housing inventory has returned to pre-pandemic levels, giving buyers more choices and negotiating room without triggering a major price drop.

A Sunday shots-fired call in Evansville led to a foot chase, a juvenile arrest and the recovery of nine firearms. A later warrant search turned up eight guns at a Madison Avenue residence.

Seven people face federal cocaine conspiracy charges in Louisville, with one defendant also accused of meth and gun offenses. Six have appeared in federal court.

Churchill Downs and NYRA are building a six-race, $5 million championship for 3-year-old Thoroughbreds, stretching from the Kentucky Derby to a new September finale.

A dropped cellphone reportedly helped police find a man accused of an armed detergent theft at a Shively Family Dollar.

Louisville’s new Adidas Adizero sneakers bring Cardinal red and black to a performance runner. The $160 shoes are available for reservation ahead of the 2026 season.

Louisville swimming legend Mary T. Meagher Plant returned to Lakeside, won both butterfly races and added more records to her comeback.

Good Belly, Louisville's chef-driven Jewish deli-inspired sandwich shop, will close at the end of August after growing from a food truck into a Douglass Loop favorite.

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

JCPS will enter the 2026-27 school year with fewer staff and lower payroll spending—but the district still faces an $82 million budget gap.

The planned sale of Claudia Sanders Dinner House and Blackwood Hall has been called off, keeping the Kentucky landmark with the Settle family.

Louisville’s 57th Street Rod Nationals brings vintage cars, custom builds, live attractions and hot-rod education to the Expo Center this week.