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Pups from all over will be at Pups In Paristown on Saturday, Oct. 5.

Pups In Paristown To Adorn The Streets On Saturday, Oct. 5

The event starts at 10 a.m.

By Caleb Stultz

The News You Need To Know This Week In Louisville (9/29-10/5)

The News You Need To Know This Week In Louisville (9/29-10/5)

By Caleb Stultz

Taylor Ryan founded Change Today, Change Tomorrow to help Louisvillians who are struggling.

Introducing Change Today, Change Tomorrow's Founder: Taylor Ryan

By Caleb Stultz

Gov. Andy Beshear’s spot marks his first time on Time’s 100 list.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear Lands On Time 100 Leaders For 2024

By Caleb Stultz

Louisville ranked low in America's greenest cities.

Louisville Ranks Near The Bottom In America's Greenest Cities. See Where The City Ended Up

By Caleb Stultz

Former Letcher County Sheriff Shawn M. Stines speaks during an interview

Letcher County Sheriff Steps Down After Being Charged With Murder Of District Judge

By Caleb Stultz

Say No To Public Dollars In Private Schools.

Kentucky's Vote On Amendment 2: A Cautionary Tale

By Erica Rucker

Corrie Shull, the chairman of the JCPS Board of Education, left, speaks as Superintendent Marty Pollio listens during a Kentucky House Education Committee meeting at the Capitol in Frankfort, March 5, 2024.

Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent To Retire Next Summer Amid District Scrutiny

By McKenna Horsley, Kentucky Lantern

The Kentucky Supreme Court sided with The Courier-Journal in an appealed open records case against the Shively Police Department.

Kentucky Supreme Court Ruling Denies Police Power To Deny Investigative Records

By Caleb Stultz

Beshear announced on Thursday the first license for the medical cannabis program.

Kentucky Has Awarded Its First Business License For The Medical Cannabis Program

By Caleb Stultz

Teens are looking for places to go but Louisville isn't very accomodating

[Under 21] Louisville Falls Short In Welcoming Spaces For Teens

By GRACE FRIDY, NAOMI FIELDS

Medical cannabis applications have closed for now, how many businesses are looking to get in?

The Initial Cannabis Business License Application Portal Just Closed. How Many Businesses Have Applied?

By Caleb Stultz

The News You Need To Know This Week In Louisville (9/22-9/28)

The News You Need To Know This Week In Louisville (9/22-9/28)

By Caleb Stultz

Braylen Mason is a member of the Louisville Youth Orchestra and a Tuba Player with Western Middle School.

[Under 21] It's All About The Tuba

By Braylen Mason

Jefferson County owes kids better in the transportation area.

[Under 21] Undermined Trust: JCPS' Transportation 'Fiasco'

By Isabella Shory