TARC Route Shake-Up Slashes Louisville Bus Stops Starting August 2
TARC will roll out a redesigned bus network on August 2 that trims thousands of stops while boosting frequency on core corridors. Riders should check maps and attend open houses this week.
Russell Gunfire Bust: Louisville Felon Nabbed in West Jefferson Street Shooting
A Louisville man was arrested July 21 in connection with a July 10 Russell neighborhood shooting that left a man hospitalized. Authorities charged Reginald Basel with first‑degree assault and felon‑in‑possession counts.
Greenberg Drops $1 Million Lifeline On Louisville’s Sickest Kids
Mayor Greenberg included $1 million in his FY27 budget to help expand the Home of the Innocents' Kosair for Kids Complex Care Center, part of a multi‑million campus project. The funding would add therapy and residential capacity for medically complex children.
Crescent Hill Street Ripped Open After 24-Inch Water Main Bursts Under Lexington Road
A 24-inch water main burst on Lexington Road in Crescent Hill, collapsing part of the street and knocking down trees and utility poles. Crews say repairs and cleanup could take days.
Oldham County Jail Turns Goodbyes Into Lifelines With Naloxone Boxes
Oldham County Detention Center will give ONEbox naloxone kits to released inmates and visitors, bought with $65,000 in state opioid settlement funds. Officials say the step aims to cut overdoses during the highest‑risk days after release.
Feds Drop $70 Million Bioscience Hub In UofL’s Belknap Backyard
UofL plans a 70,000-square-foot, $70M Center for Bioscience at its Innovation Park, backed by a congressionally directed NIST appropriation to expand campus labs. The building is slated for the former Kentucky Trailer site behind the Speed School.
Louisville Foster Home Horror: Three Charged In 7-Year-Old’s Death
Three women were indicted and arrested in connection with the 2022 death of 7‑year‑old Ja'Ceon Terry at a Louisville foster‑care program. Authorities say the child died of positional asphyxia and the case is now moving through court.
Kentucky Judge Slaps Down Feds' Grab for Voter Data
A federal judge dismissed the DOJ’s bid to seize Kentucky’s full voter file, blocking access to dates of birth, driver’s-license numbers and Social Security data for millions. The ruling bolsters privacy protections and complicates DOJ’s nationwide push.











































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































