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Louisville’s Lynn’s Paradise Cafe Spirit Lives On At This Quirky Breakfast Spot With Giant Portions
Louisville has always taken breakfast a little more seriously than most cities. For years, locals lined up at Lynn’s Paradise Cafe for big plates and a playful attitude, and when it closed, a lot of morning people were left looking for a new favorite. Some of that same spirit...
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Louisville Man Charged After Gunfire Reaches Neighboring Home
Jefferson District Court — Reported Location of Separate Case Hearings. A 73-year-old Louisville man, Thomas Talley, faces a first-degree wanton endangerment charge after police alleged that shots fired from his Newburg home struck a neighboring house while a woman and child were inside. The arrest citation, as reported by WHAS11, says the woman told investigators a bullet passed near her legs and another struck the iPad the child was using.
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Man Critical, Two Hospitalized After Three-Car Crash on Hurstbourne Parkway
A man was left in critical condition and two other people were hospitalized after a three-vehicle crash tore through the intersection of South Hurstbourne Parkway and Bluegrass Parkway in Louisville on Thursday night. One of the vehicles overturned in the wreck, which happened around 7:30 p.m. The Louisville Metro Police...
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Louisville Women's Soccer Player Locks Up "Play of the Year" After Scoring Off Of This Incredible Header
They are calling her Lionel MessCTE. She might not know what day it is. She might not know where she's at. She might be stuck in concussion return to play protocol until the end of the semester. But good god almighty, what an absolutely brilliant header that was. It's the...
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No. 11 Louisville looks to avoid lulls against Morehead State
After a sluggish second-half effort in its season opener, No. 11 Louisville will look to put together a 40-minute performance on Saturday afternoon against visiting Morehead State. The Cardinals (1-0) defeated Chattanooga 84-70 on Monday behind a hot start. They made 10 of their first 12 shots and built a double-digit lead less than four minutes into the contest. The lead reached 25 twice before the Cardinals went cold in the second half. They shot just 29% (9-for-31) and missed their first dozen 3-point attempts after halftime. Another issue for Louisville coach Pat Kelsey was the inside game. After the Cardinals owned a 21-11 rebounding advantage in the first half, the Mocs posted a 27-21 edge on the boards after intermission. Kelsey said he did not need to say much to his players after the game because there's enough leadership in the locker room to know that performance did not meet expectations. Adrian Wooley, the lone scholarship player returning from last season, agreed, adding he was happy to have four days between games. "We need that to go back in the gym and get better at what we need to get better on," said Wooley, who had 15 points and