Discover new Louisville music in this latest Listen Local column featuring Feral Vices, Turner, Producing a Kind Generation, and more standout releases.

Halfway to Grateville returns April 11 with live performances, community vibes, and a preview of Louisville’s beloved Grateville Dead Music Festival.

A BIPOC-led climate network launches Grandmother’s Garden in Louisville’s West End to expand food access, education, and community resilience.

Racing Louisville FC had its 2026 home opener on Friday, March 20th. As Louisville’s only top-tier professional sports team, ...

If you’ve ever felt like one Taco Tuesday just isn’t cutting it, Louisville Taco Week is here to fix that—by stretching the ...

To my veggie brethren out there. We all have carnivore friends or family members. If they have never experienced the sheer, unadulterated joy of having a stranger approach your table wielding a giant ...

Kentucky’s U.S. Senate primary is being driven by massive spending from Andy Barr and Nate Morris, while Daniel Cameron trails in fundraising but remains competitive.

Jefferson County Clerk David Yates moves to block the DOJ from accessing unredacted Kentucky voter data, citing privacy concerns and federal overreach.

Louisville opens the NCAA Tournament against surging South Florida in Buffalo. Here’s a breakdown of the matchup, upset potential, and what’s at stake.

Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a Republican-backed bill that would opt Kentucky into a federal tax-credit scholarship program for K-12 students. GOP lawmakers say they will override the veto.