Louisville, Kentucky, January 3, 2026 Louisville’s Parks and Recreation department has received a record investment of $34 million to enhance 48 parks in the metro area.
Louisville, January 3, 2026 The Speed Art Museum in Louisville will discontinue its weekly free Sunday admission program starting January 18, 2026, due to funding reductions
Louisville, KY, January 3, 2026 Louisville forward Kasean Pryor missed the game against Stanford due to ongoing knee rehabilitation after surgery. Coach Pat Kelsey noted that
Louisville, Kentucky, January 3, 2026 The National Weather Service in Louisville has reported the snowiest and rainiest days of 2025, which highlight significant impacts on local
Louisville, Kentucky, January 3, 2026 Child care centers in Louisville face significant uncertainty due to a federal funding freeze initiated by the Trump administration. Local providers
New York City, January 1, 2026 Zohran Mamdani was sworn in as New York City’s 112th mayor in a unique ceremony at the decommissioned Old City
Trenton, Kentucky, January 1, 2026 A CSX freight train derailment in Trenton led to a chemical leak and fire, prompting a quick emergency response that minimized
New York City, NY, January 1, 2026 On the last trading day of the year, Wall Street saw slight declines despite overall strong gains throughout the
Louisville, January 1, 2026 Baxter Avenue Theatres, a beloved cinema in Louisville, has permanently closed after nearly 30 years. The closure stems from the uncertain future
Louisville, January 1, 2026 As New Year’s Eve approaches, the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is urging residents to celebrate responsibly. Chief Deputy Colonel Steve Healey warns
