Louisville Creatives Get Artwork Spotlight With New Metro Website
Louisville’s touch ups continue to get the spotlight as a new website has been created by the city’s Metro government to highlight artwork from all over. Mayor Craig Greenberg joined the Metro Office of Arts + Creative Industries and Louisville Tourism to announce the launch of LouisvilleCreates.com, which contains a map showcasing pieces of public…
The Yen Carry Trade: Wall Street’s Latest Scheme Implodes, Sparks Flash Selloff, Prompts Trump to Dub Harris “Kamala Crash”
If you weren’t paying close attention to the markets last week, you may have missed the latest financial imbroglio, triggered by the rise in value of Japan’s currency, the yen, in the wake of the Bank of Japan raising short term interest rates. You still with me? A chain of events that led to an…
Valhalla Announces Solheim Cup
Red carpets and rare bourbon only take you so far. Landing major events for Louisville requires suitable venues and big bucks, essential ingredients frequently found at Valhalla Golf Club. “When Valhalla was on the block to be sold, we were worried,” said Greg Fante, president and CEO of the Louisville Sports Commission. “What does that…
My Freedom, Your Morals, Our American Crossroads
I’ve got a couple of things to say about freedom and about family, and those who want you to believe they hold a moral high horse on two things ruled by the choices and morals of the individual. First, America has never had a single morality, religion, or system. Since Europeans stormed the banks of…
Review and guide to the entire raid system in World of Warcraft
World of Warcraft is an active MMO RPG that is constantly evolving and has a complex system for leveling up the character and strengthening him through weapons and armor. One of the main aspects for interesting gameplay and obtaining unique equipment is to rely on the mechanics of drops from raids, which can be of…
Want Unlimited Rides At This Year’s Kentucky State Fair While Improving Your Health?
The Kentucky State Fair is known for many things: food, atmosphere and most of all, fun. One way Kentuckians get to enjoy the fair is through all the rides. The Kentucky Association of Health Plans (KAHP) is giving away wristbands for unlimited rides this year. Through the Kentucky State Fair, KAHP is giving away free…
Purrfect Day Cat Cafe Reaches Its Record Milestone 10,000th Cat Adopted
On Sunday, Aug. 11, Purrfect Day Cat Café reached its historic milestone, becoming the first cat café in the United States to have 10,000 cats adopted from its shop. In tandem with the Kentucky Humane Society (KHS), the “purrfect” situation unfolded for the café and its owner/purrprietor, Chuck Patton, bringing in adoptable kittens and adult…
Louisville’s Ohio River Floodwalls Get A Facelift And Paves The Way For More Citywide Art Projects
Louisville’s cityscape is getting a touchup, particularly on the 10th Street flood wall and MSD pump station. The pump station will also serve as an entryway to Waterfront Park’s Phase IV, bringing a colorful entrance to an all-new area being worked on right now. This initiative, according to the Louisville Commission on Public Art, aims…
How To Have A Nice Meal In Louisville Without Breaking The Bank
It’s your anniversary! You want to treat your sweetie to a fancy dinner out, but your budget says “Mickey D’s.” What can you do? It’s true. Dining out at an expensive restaurant can be a memorable experience, but it’s easy to run up your tab. But there is a way, and it does not involve…
You’re Not The Only One Tired Of Sherman Minton Closures! See What Louisvillians Have To Say About The Latest Delay
As the Sherman Minton Bridge closures continue to cause delays for drivers on both sides of the river, many have taken online to air out their grievances in whatever way they can. Whether it be on Facebook or X, formerly known as Twitter, many Kentucky and Indiana drivers are not happy with how much work…
Here’s Why Indianapolis Should Be Your Weekend Getaway
With a new Dali experience at Newfields, and a moving exhibition of Nelson Mandela at the Children’s Museum, Indianapolis is the perfect spot for a weekend trip away from Louisville. Indianapolis has been in a renaissance the past few years, and from the remnants of a midwestern industry town that once produced almost as many…
Kick Off Louisville Wing Week At Hop Atomica With $10 Wings And Beer
Listen up, wing lovers! Louisville Wing Week is almost here, and it’s kicking off with a bang at HopAtomica on Wednesday, August 14th. Head over to the Germantown hotspot for a night of unbeatable $10 wing specials and refreshing craft beer. This event is the perfect way to dive into a week dedicated to celebrating…
Kentucky Ranks High In States With The Most Underprivileged Children
Child Support Awareness Month is this August, with 1 in 6 children in the United States currently living in poverty. WalletHub released a study that showed the states with the most underprivileged children in 2024, with Kentucky making it 15th on the list for most kids living in poverty in the nation. There were many…
Louisville Pride Festival Announces Its Homecoming Lineup
Louisville Pride Foundation has unveiled their 2024 Pride Festival lineup for this year’s “Homecoming”-themed event. On Saturday, Sept. 14, the festival will take place on Bardstown Rd., starting at Grinstead to Longest Ave. from 11 a.m. – 10 p.m. Performances by: Marzz: A Louisville native, Marzz is a rising R&B sensation known for their deeply…
Remember The Olympics Runner From Louisville? See How He Performed At His Event
A runner from Louisville competed in the 1500m race in Paris on Tuesday, taking home one of the three medals after a close contest. Yared Nuguse, a Louisville native, qualified for the Olympics earlier in July, making his way to the world stage. During his race, he joined another American, Cole Hocker, on the podium…
Here’s How You Can Get Free Chicken & Waffles For A Year
Get ready to satisfy your cravings because Metro Diner is bringing back a sweet deal for National Fried Chicken & Waffle Day on Thursday, August 8th. For those dining in, you can enjoy $5 off the famous Fried Chicken & Waffles. And it gets even better—ordering this dish earns you a bracelet that gives you…
Louisville’s Big Stomp Music Festival Offers Something For Everyone
Formerly known as “PeteFest,” The Pete Foundation’s Big Stomp Music Festival returned to Louisville’s Brown-Forman Amphitheater at Waterfront Park this past weekend from July 26th to the 27th, and brought with it well known acts such as BADBADNOTGOOD and St. Paul and the Broken Bones. The Pete Foundation’s reason for creating a music festival for…
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz Is In As Harris’ VP Pick, Andy Stays In Kentucky
Since Kamala Harris has formally announced Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate, Kentuckians, and others, are filling the Internet with well-wishes (some hilarious) about Gov. Andy Beshear’s future. Clearly, we’re still really proud of Andy. Veepstakes is over. Team 🥥 made a great pick. But I'm still gonna pour one out for my…
US Women’s National Team Set To Host Argentina At Louisville Stadium
The US Women’s National Team is set to return to Louisville for the first time in 20 years this October. The four-time world champions will host Argentina at Lynn Family Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 30 at 7 p.m. The US match is the first in over two decades, with the last matches with this championship…
What Kinds Of Jobs Will A $40M Investment Bring To Eastern Kentucky?
Shaping Our Appalachian Region (SOAR) — a program dedicated to connecting Eastern Kentuckians to resources and training for new jobs — has received a $40 million investment from the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration (EDA). “This investment will ease barriers to employment and support the hardworking people of Eastern Kentucky,” said Governor Andy…
28 AI Startups to Keep an Eye on in the Future
Much like cryptocurrency, talk about AI can get tiring quickly. But you might want to stay brushed up on your artificial intelligence tech because it seems that investors are putting their money where their mouths are. Whether you’re looking for an AI company that makes robots for space, or one that will help with choosing…
See What’s New At The Jtown Gaslight Festival This Year
Jeffersontown is hosting its 55th Gaslight Festival this year with some long-time favorites and some new features that could bring more people to the event. This year, the Gaslight Festival is opening a new food court, that will offer more options and available seating for new festival goers. For those interested, it is located behind…
LEO’s Best Of Voting 2024 Is Live!
Vote for your local favs in this year’s LEO Best Of. Voting is live now. Click Here Or The Image BelowTo Vote.
These Japanese-Style Vending Machines Are Set To Debut In Louisville
Nori, a vending machine business based out of Louisville, is now debuting at Story Louisville at 828 E. Market St in NuLu. There are plenty of cuisines to choose from through Nori, including foods like salmon, rice and broccoli, all of which can be heated up in 45 seconds in the vending machine, and prepared…
Expand Your Creative Voice In This Writing Workshop Series In South Louisville
Tomorrow, Aug. 6 kicks off a three-week series of writing workshops with author Kristen Gentry through her COLLIDER Artist-In-Residence at South Central Regional Library (7300 Jefferson Blvd.). Gentry is the author of the story collection, “Mama Said: Stories,” which was longlisted for the 2024 PEN/Robert W. Bingham Prize for a debut story collection. Gentry has…
The World’s Most Popular Musical Is Coming To Louisville
Musical theater lovers, you’re going to want to sit down for this one! Les Misérables is coming to Louisville and tickets for the world-renowned musical phenomenon are now on sale. The much-anticipated production, helmed by the legendary Cameron Mackintosh, will grace the Kentucky Center stage from October 1-6, 2024. For those eager to witness this…
Experience The Magic Of Cirque du Soleil In Louisville This September
Get ready, Louisville! The thrilling spectacle of Cirque du Soleil’s OVO is making its way to the KFC Yum! Center from September 5-8, 2024. This dynamic show, perfect for all ages with a mesmerizing blend of color, energy, and extraordinary acrobatics. OVO, which means “egg” in Portuguese, delves into the fascinating world of insects. This…
Here’s How You Can Win Free Kentucky State Fair Tickets
Registration is now open for a chance to win six free tickets to the 120th Kentucky State Fair. The Kentucky State Fair runs from Aug. 15 to Aug. 25, with loads of fun packed into each and every day. To register, head to this website and fill out the registration form. There will be a…
Where Do You Want Your Ashes Spread? Kentuckians Sound Off In The Latest Poll
In a poll from Choice Mutual, Kentuckians voted on where they would like to have their ashes spread if there were no restrictions whatsoever. In the poll, there was a ranking of the top three spots where they would like to have their ashes spread. In third, Churchill Downs’ racetrack was a common place where…
Nicolet Law: The Midwest’s Personal Injury Law Firm
Suffering injuries from events like car crashes and workplace accidents can result in expensive costs for treatment and time off work. Therefore, it’s crucial to seek legal support to minimize damages and secure the rightful compensation you are entitled to. The attorneys at Wisconsin-based legal firm Nicolet Law Accident & Injury Lawyers are here to provide the…
The Year’s Best Horror Flicks, According To A Louisville Film Critic
While I love arthouse and classic film, well-made documentaries and tight action flicks, my real cinema love is horror. The expression “may you live in interesting times” is often labeled a curse, attributed to the ancient Chinese, though that origin story is false. Interesting times also breed good horror films. We are more than halfway…
Can You Guess How Many International Tourists Visited Louisville Last Year?
Louisville is no stranger to tourism. From the Kentucky Derby to a fantastic bourbon scene, many people across the country and around the world come to Louisville to see its rich culture. But, how many of those tourists are from overseas? In the latest figures from Luxury Link, over 53,000 overseas tourists came to Louisville.…
The Vision Zero Initiative Wants Your Feedback On Louisville Drivers
Vision Zero Louisville — a transportation safety initiative that prioritizes the prevention of fatal and serious injury crashes — is inviting Louisville residents to share their experiences with speeding in an online survey. The survey, which is available online now through Sept. 30, asks whether drivers believe speeding is a safety concern, as well as…
What Is A ‘Shifty’ And What Does Louisville’s Culinary Scene Have To Say About The Infamous Tradition?
Let’s admit it. We, the dining public, are low-key fascinated by industry life. What do they eat, what’s in their fridges at home, how do they come up with their ideas; we want to know all the things about these people making dining and drinks magic. Lately, I’ve been wondering about a restaurant industry tradition,…
Listen Local: The Latest Louisville Music You Need To Hear
Bad Wires “Kaleidoscope Eyes”/”Head Over Heels” – single The thing about Bad Wires is that everyone seems to hear them differently. When describing them, you hear bands like Motorhead, Melvins, Helmet, Unsane, Jesus Lizard, and Whores get thrown around a lot, (although bassist/vocalist Corey Cottrell recently posted that someone compared them to a cross between…
A James Beard Award Nominee Brings Southern Japanese Fusion To Louisville
When a rising young chef at a popular new restaurant earns a James Beard Award nomination as an “emerging chef,” then steps up to serve as executive chef at another exciting new eatery, what would you expect? When we’re talking about Chef Lawrence Weeks, who garnered the Beard nomination at North of Bourbon in Germantown,…
Soapbox: Where We Know What You’re Thinking
Project 2025, Not Trump? I wish you people would do more research instead of just jumping on the Trump bashing machine. Listen carefully PROJECT 2025 IS NOT TRUMP, how many times does he have to say it???? —Annie Shumate He may not “be” Project 2025 but he supports it and is the mechanism by which…
The Sweet & Smoky Kentucky Bourbon Bacon You Need To Try ASAP
Bourbon lovers, listen up! Kentucky is known for its bourbon, a rich and storied spirit that embodies the essence of the Bluegrass State. Now, Wright Brand is bringing that iconic flavor to a new frontier with their Sweet & Smoky Kentucky Bourbon Bacon, a creation that promises to be a game-changer for bacon enthusiasts and…
Solarize Louisville Gets Extended, Deadline Pushed Forward Into August
Solarize Louisville is being extended, giving families time to get solar panels installed on their homes and cut down on energy consumption and costs. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg (D) announced the extension of the program on Tuesday, July 30, providing a new deadline for those who want to sign up. “The decision to extend the…
Louisville’s TARC 2025 Redesign Plans Are Here And The City Wants Your Feedback
The Transit Authority of River City (TARC) released three different concepts on what a redesigned TARC transit network would look like. However, TARC is asking for public comment on these concepts, and that feedback will “inform draft proposals” that are set to be released later this year in the fall. “To ensure TARC’s long term…
Trump’s VP Pick JD Vance — Doing The Couch Nasty?
The internet was set ablaze this past week after the publication and subsequent scrubbing of an Associated Press story that fact-checked a salacious rumor, claiming Republican Sen. JD Vance — the self-described Christian, author of the 2016 memoir Hillbilly Elegy, and Donald Trump’s running mate — got hot and steamy with a couch. The AP’s now-infamous headline, “No,…
