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.

A new free festival is bringing Jimmy Buffett tributes, reggae, tropical food and beach vibes to Louisville’s NuLu this Saturday.

A Louisville murder suspect is facing 23 new felony counts involving alleged child rape, abuse and sexual exploitation. He is due in court Monday.

Colman Domingo is returning to Actors Theatre of Louisville for a one-night screening of <em>Sing Sing</em> and live conversation. Tickets start at $75 for the limited-capacity event.

The Frazier Museum’s sixth annual Summer Beer Fest is turning downtown Louisville into a 250-beer block party while raising money for exhibits and education.

An 8-year-old Louisville girl reportedly ran home and locked the door as a woman chased her. The woman now faces attempted kidnapping and burglary charges.

A Louisville dog survived a bullet through his mouth and into his neck. Now Mango Sticky Rice is healing and searching for a forever home.

A new Chipotle has opened on U.S. 42 with a Chipotlane built for digital-order pickup. The Louisville location is open daily from 10:45 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Prado 264 is now serving Italo-Cuban cuisine in Louisville’s Highlands. The new restaurant has taken over the former Mark’s Feed Store space on Bardstown Road.

Armond Langford has been ruled competent to stand trial in the Louisville kidnapping and bank robbery case that followed his shock-probation release.