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Louisville Sterling, LLC and Louisville Metro have entered into an agreement for the purchase and sale of the real

Despite their constant complaining about “too much money in politics, Kentucky Democrats are lining up to support a new

“Getting our financial house in order” was the theme Gov. Matt Bevin returned to several times as he gave his first

The continuing struggle for justice and civil rights in Louisville lost two giants this week. And I lost two wonderful

Louisville Metro Councilman Dan Johnson (D-21) took time during Thursday’s Metro Council meeting to honor the Male High

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer declared Louisville to be “a city in transformation,” during his annual State of the City

Kentucky was once a part of Virginia, but lately the Bluegrass and Old Dominion commonwealths have drifted apart, on

As Winter Storm Jonas approached Kentucky, many eyes turned to the forecasters whose Doppler radars and high-tech

Time to climb up into the attic and fetch the ol’ Flexible Flyer. Rub a little paraffin on the runners (You can still

In an effort to help citizens learn what to do in the event someone they know is experiencing a heroin or other opioid