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The Birds Eye View - S2F9

Season Two of the Weekly Newsletter covering the Cards most recent contest. Double clicking on the newsletter will allow for full screen viewing and zoom functionality on mobile device. If you wanted to see an old school Louisville offensive juggernaut walk into the building, take control early, and then just...

Louisville, KY · 14h

Realtor.com News & Insights

MAP: Snowstorm Forecast for Millions of Homeowners This Week

A significant snowstorm is in the forecast this week, with several states bracing for extreme weather.

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Hoptown Chronicle

Kentucky sees a ‘slowdown’ of rate of homelessness, but not in all parts of the state

The increasing rate of homelessness across Kentucky has slowed down compared to past years, but there are “still too many” people experiencing homelessness. That’s according to new statewide survey data provided to the Kentucky Lantern this month by the Kentucky Housing Corporation, a quasi-governmental agency that manages federal and state housing funding.

Kentucky · 1d

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Clark County Election Board Reverses Course, Won’t Count Jeffersonville High School Ballots

The Clark County Election Board voted Tuesday night not to recount the physical ballots cast at Jeffersonville High School, reversing its own public notice that said it would. Instead, the board voted to leave it to candidates or party officials to file petitions for a recount, the News and Tribune reported.

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Louisville Teen's Wheelchair Ramp Stolen, Mom Now Lifts Her Over Steps

A Louisville mother is lifting her 17-year-old daughter's wheelchair over a set of stairs every day after someone stole the ramp that let the teen safely leave her own home. Brittney Harbin discovered the ramp missing on Nov. 6, just days before her daughter, Cerenity Harbin, is set to prepare for spine surgery.

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Louisville Councilman Wants Developers Paying Up to $1,500 a Home for Road Fixes

Developers building new homes in parts of eastern and southeastern Jefferson County could soon face a much steeper bill for the roads and intersections their projects strain. A Louisville Metro councilman is pushing to raise a one-time infrastructure fee charged to builders, with townhome fees rising from $500 to $1,200 and apartment fees from $250 to $1,000 under his plan.

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8 Kentucky Spots Where Your Family Makes Candles, Quilts And Pottery The Way Grandma Did

Shaker kids once learned to make candles by dipping a wick into melted beeswax, over and over, until it grew thick enough to burn. No mold, no shortcut. Just patience and a lot of dipping. I love that this slow, simple skill still gets taught in Kentucky. So does weaving...

The Daily South

7 Old-Fashioned Cleaning Secrets Southern Pros Learned From Their Grandmothers

When it comes to maintaining a clean home, grandmothers really do know best, which is why their tips are often passed down for generations. What are some grandma-approved tidbits that Southern cleaning pros rely on to this day? We spoke with two experts who share seven helpful hints below. Don’t...

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Louisville Cardinals On SI

Louisville Volleyball Stays Unbeaten in ACC Play: Pair of Top 5 Matchups Upcoming

The No. 3 Louisville Volleyball team remained unbeaten in conference play this weekend by sweeping Virginia and Virginia Tech on the road. Louisville improved

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Louisville Public Media

Louisvillians get more robocalls than the national average

Louisville sees about 20% higher instances of robocalls than the national average, according to one source.

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The Courier Journal

How JMU can help Louisville before next wave of conference realignment | Exclusive

If Kevin Warner — associate athletics director for branding and strategic initiatives at James Madison University — had a "secret sauce" for the Dukes ' recent success, he'd bottle it up to sell to athletics departments around the country and make himself a very rich man. In just five years, the Dukes have made the jump from FCS school to the Sun Belt Conference to the American — Group of Six's richest league with top football-playing members receiving more than $10 million annually from a television deal with ESPN . JMU won at the FCS level (a football title in 2016, a lacrosse title in 2018, a Women's College World Series appearance in 2021) then made the College Football Playoff in 2025, its second year of eligibility. The Dukes have hosted ESPN's College GameDay three times since 2015 — as many as Louisville in that same span (JMU: 2015, 2017 and 2023; UofL: 2016, 2017 and 2020). "Sometimes you have big moments, and then you fall away," Warner told The Courier Journal. "We've been able to capitalize. ... It's not simple, short and sweet how we got here." The move to the American Conference, which JMU will transition into as

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Big Red Louie

Louisville’s schedule just got even tougher after Memphis’ impressive start

Memphis is off to a hot start including a huge win over a ranked opponent.

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Country Herald

Kentucky Thanksgiving Travel: Even Salted I-64 Can Freeze

I-75, I-65 and I-64 travelers face hidden winter hazards when road salt loses effectiveness below 20 degrees.

Kentucky · 9h

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Visit This Kentucky Memorabilia Mall Where Toys From Your Childhood Fill Three Floors Of Booths

Most of the stuff in this pink-awning shop costs less than ten bucks. About 90 percent of it, in fact, sits at $9.99 or under. The treasures fill three floors of a retrofitted house. Owl lamps, rotary phones, old board games, and black velvet paintings all compete for your attention.

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Louisville police tout community events as gun violence trends down

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Louisville Metro Police Department says increased visibility and community engagement are helping as homicides and gun violence trend downward in Louisville. LMPD holds monthly community events, including one at the Kroger near the University of Louisville on Tuesday, where officers provide free meals, free gun...

Louisville, KY · 13h

WhiskeyPulse

Private Bourbon Clubs Sell Access as Prices Soften

When Rare Bottles Get Easier to Buy, Clubs Sell Something Else Louisville Business First reports that private bourbon clubs are offering exclusive access as shelf prices soften. The full article is

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The Dot Experience in Louisville: A New Museum Where Touch Is Encouraged

The Dot Experience opened Oct. 30, 2026, on the campus of the American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville, and the house rule is the opposite of the one parents repeat at most museums: touch is encouraged. The 28,000-square-foot museum tells the story of blindness, braille and the people who shaped both, and its ticket page promises “no off-limits objects.” Louisville is about two hours down I-65 from Indianapolis and on the same clock. Two adults and two kids ages 6 to 17 pay $64, children 5 and under are free, and parking costs nothing.

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KU and LG&E announce new user-friendly online streetlight outage tool

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WKYT) - Kentucky Utilities and Louisville Gas and Electric are making it easier for customers to report streetlight outages. The companies announced Wednesday that a new web-based interactive map will allow customers to visually locate, select the streetlight and report the outage in a few clicks. No account or sign-in is required.

Louisville, KY · 6h

Louisville Public Media

Supporting veterans is the mission for a Louisville college student

A college student in Louisville leads an effort to better support homeless veterans with a project to provide outerwear and hygiene supplies.

Louisville, KY · 18h

The Associated Press

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Tajianna Roberts leads No. 7 Louisville past Lindenwood 71-35

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Tajianna Roberts scored 15 points as No. 7 Louisville had little trouble dispatching Lindenwood 71-35 on Tuesday night. It was a hot-and-cold night for the Cardinals offensively. They made their first six shots in the second quarter to take a 37-13 lead after Grace Mbugua's layup with 5:26 left in the first half. Then after missing five straight, Louisville (4-0) ended the half on a 9-0 run, making their final four shots to take a 47-18 lead into the locker room. The Cardinals shot 40.9% (27 for 66). While they overcame a 40.8% shooting performance Sunday at Southern Indiana by shooting 11 for 32 from the 3-point arc, Louisville also struggled from the perimeter on Tuesday going 6 for 29 from long range, including 1 for 12 in the second half. Still, they locked down the Lions (1-3) defensively. The Ohio Valley Conference school located just outside of St. Louis went 2 for 21 over a 13-plus minute stretch from 1:22 left in the first half to 8:10 remaining in the fourth quarter. Carys Baker scored 12 points for Louisville. A three-year player for Virginia Tech, Baker surpassed 1,000 career points with a first-quarter 3-pointer that