LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The 2020 recruiting cycle for the Louisville men's and women's basketball programs proved to be an ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The Louisville men's basketball program ... announced his list of top schools on Friday with the Cardinals in the mix for his commitment. Holding 30 total Division I offers ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Students at Fairdale High School's public service academy participated in a mass causality simulation Wednesday. It's an annual event where students get real-life ...

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Sacred Heart softball's Tatum Etheridge was voted The Courier Journal girls athlete of the week. Etheridge recorded five hits and nine RBIs in three games for the Valkyries.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jefferson County residents can now request storm and flood debris to be picked up from their curbs. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced Friday that an online form ...

Trinity baseball's Grayson Willoughby was voted The Courier Journal boys athlete of the week. Willoughby didn't allow a hit and struck out 10 in the Shamrocks' win over LaRue County. Follow our ...

MURRAY, Ky. -- DePaul forward JJ Traynor will ... over four seasons at Louisville. The former top 100 high school recruit saw the most playing time with the Cardinals during Kenny Payne's first ...

The National Weather Service Prediction Center estimates the river will crest at 37 feet above the McAlpine Locks and Dam will crest at 68.4 feet below the dam, the Louisville Courier Journal ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Some school districts in Kentucky and Indiana are closed or under virtual instruction Tuesday after record rainfall brought flooding to their communities. The largest school ...

“Now, in its centennial year, there is no better time to recognize The Theatre School’s immeasurable impact on Chicago theater",” said John Glover, chair of the Jeff Awards. “For a ...