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Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer and the Louisville Metro Parks Foundation dedicated a new, inclusive playground today in

Despite the fact that Louisville’s taxes are the 4th highest in the nation , your local officials, both elected and

With the presidential primaries starting to heat up, the major candidates are all heading to their word processors to

Sunday was the last day of this year’s wonderful Abbey Road on the River festival, and even before the final set was

The Louisville Bats dedicated a POW/MIA Chair of Honor at Slugger Field today, at 3:30 p.m., just prior to their

The 8th Annual Flags4Vets National Memorial Day Vigil was held yesterday at Louisville’s Waterfront Park. Co-hosting

Lynn Renau is one of Louisville’s favorite local writers, and if you are a lover of history, horses, or Kentucky—or all

We were younger then, and trim, and fit, Our jaws were set; we grit our teeth and forged ahead, And threw away our

Nothing has frozen over. Farm animals are not flying, however DJs apparently can shepherd a flock. Deacon Peter Bucalo,

Louisville’s popular Cultural Pass, created last year to keep children learning and exploring over the summer, is back