A Louisville-based experiment is on the International Space Station

A food critic gives Beyond and Impossible burgers a try.

See how Louisville ranks in other categories listed by the new report

The Myzeek Middle School Health Fair returns on April 19th from 6-7:30 p.m. Located at Meyzeek Middle School at 828 S Jackson St, the health fair is an annual event developed and organized completely by the students. The school expects over 200 guests, including local health professionals, family, friends, and students who have spent 4+ months educating themselves on a health topic of their choosing. The Myzeek Health Fair gives students the opportunity to see what its like to be in control of their education, as well as how to network with businesses and executives. The health fair is led by 4 students, (Riley C., Tey C., Panchami A., and Allie A.)

Program includes free tickets to "Beetlejuice" at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts.

Attendees can expect free trees at the event

But not the furries you’re thinking of…this Paw-tay is for the dogs

Don’t just trash your glasses, send them forward

The three-day celebration of local talent and community engagement is April 18–20.

Community and business leaders will be present to celebrate the new campus April 24.

In this special edition of our regular feature, a contributor who is not on the LEO staff shares 7 of the songs that are currently getting him through his day. Our special contributor this week is Craig Rich, owner of Underground Sounds in Germantown. Got a track that you think we'd like? Let us know at leo@leoweekly.com.

The show opens on Saturday, May 11

A gallery roundup of art shows to see in Louisville this month.

Check out the free perks campers can expect in late April.

'Goodbye Yeller Brick Road, The Final Tour' stops In Louisville in October

A conversation with a record store owner who is bracing to close his shop for good.

See a new drone show, second balloon glow and plenty of music at the nine-day event.

Alex Garland’s Civil War shows us a violent, fractured America — but despite the versimilitude, needs more specifics.

Six different building types could be approved for construction