Local News
in Louisville, KY
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06/20/2019 9:58am
The Nile is the worlds longest river. From elephants and leopards to extreme kayakers and ancient wonders, its great length provides a lifeline for Africas wildest beasts and for some of the worlds most incredible cultures. Watch now.The post The Nile appeared first on KET.
06/20/2019 9:30am
Discover the evolutionary secrets of some of the worlds most majestic creatures. From voracious crocodiles and acrobatic birds to stupendous whales and majestic elephants, WHEN WHALES WALKED follows top scientists on a global adventure as they follow clues from the fossil record and change what we thought we knew about the evolution of iconic beasts. Watch now.The post When Whales Walked: Journeys in Deep Time appeared first on KET.
06/20/2019 9:23am
At a pre-season party in small-town Steubenville, Ohio, the now-infamous sexual assault of a teenage girl by members of the beloved high school football team took place. Roll Red Roll is a true-crime thriller that goes behind the headlines to uncover the deep seated and social media-fueled boys-will be-boys culture at the root of high school sexual assault in America. Watch now.The post Roll Red Roll appeared first on KET.
06/18/2019 7:00am
Renee Shaw and guests discuss public education. Guests: Brigitte Blom Ramsey, executive director of the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence Wayne Lewis, Commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Education Eric Kennedy, governmental relations director for the Kentucky School Boards Association and Richard Innes, education analyst for the Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions.The post Assessing Kentuckys Public Education System 30 Years After KERA appeared first on KET.
06/17/2019 4:38pm
KETs Renee Shaw moderated two panel discussions that featured Kentucky Justice and Public Safety Cabinet Secretary John Tilley and Education and Workforce Development Cabinet Secretary Derrick Ramsey. The event also included acclaimed filmmaker Lynn Novick and three people featured in her forthcoming documentary for PBS, College Behind Bars.The post KET Discussion Explores the Role of Education in Rehabilitating Criminal Offenders appeared first on KET.
06/19/2019 1:20pm
By Dalton Ray Louisville baseball 50-17, 21-9 stays alive in the College World Series...The post Louisville baseball answers the bell in CWS elimination game appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
06/16/2019 5:00am
By Gabriel Wiest Omaha,Ne. Seventh-ranked Louisville baseball 49-17 fell to No.2 Vanderbilt 55-11...The post No. 7 Louisville baseball defeated by No.2 Vanderbilt in first round of CWS appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
06/15/2019 3:36am
By Gabriel Wiest According to NCAA official Stan Wilcox, Level I violations will be placed...The post Louisville basketball holds breath amidst possible allegations appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
06/13/2019 9:51am
By Matthew Keck The University of Louisville announced June 11 it will not be...The post U of L wont buy Kentucky One Health assets appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
06/11/2019 12:21pm
by Gabriel Wiest The National Colligate Writers Association announced third baseman Alex Binelas for the...The post Brief: Binelas earns post-season honor appeared first on The Louisville Cardinal.
06/20/2019 9:39am
We asked local siblings Noah, 7, and Piper, 9, to ride Kentucky Kingdoms new wooden rollercoaster, the Kentucky Flyer. Heres their review.
06/19/2019 8:59am
Tree-filtered sunlight floods through the big, bare windows in Steph Tanners in-home studio in Crestwood.
06/17/2019 9:11am
Its that time of year againLouisville Magazines Cover Pet Contest, presented byFeedersSupply,is now open.
06/13/2019 10:59am
Aeshas African Baskets7900 Shelbyville Road, Suite D10
06/10/2019 8:53am
Batey, 28, is in the ensemble of the touring production of Hamilton, June 4-23 at the Kentucky Center.
06/20/2019 11:43am
Five additional licensed operators Spin, Jump, Cycle Hop HOPR, Lyft and Bolt have yet to drop their dockless vehicles off on city sidewalks.
06/20/2019 12:55pm
Powers of Kentuckys lieutenant governors were scaled back by 1992 constitutional amendment. Now, their only authority is designated by governor.
06/20/2019 7:49am
A Louisville Metro Police Department officers search of a mans car was ruled illegal by a Jefferson judge.
06/20/2019 10:17am
After the local library hosted an LGBTQ Pride Panel in Campbellsville, Kentucky, some residents called for repealing a tax supporting it.
06/11/2019 2:40pm
Founded in 1969, the Dirt Bowl basketball tournament in Shawnee Park has for decades thrived and inspired as a beacon of light in the community.
06/20/2019 9:40am
LMPD is searching for whoever stole two 110-pound concrete lions that have sentimental value from a home in Louisville.
06/20/2019 9:20am
According to Buechel Fire Chief Adam Jones, everyone made it out safely.
06/20/2019 8:13am
We will see a dry period tonight into early tomorrow before rain chances return Friday night.
06/20/2019 7:29am
Purrfect Day Cat Cafe has saved 1,000 cats lives, helping cats from 14 counties. The cafe is hosting a party on Thursday to celebrate their success.
05/29/2019 5:09am
The suspect was looking for his wife who was an employee at the restaurant.
04/15/2019 9:04am
Two people who died earlier this month when the tractor-trailer they were in went off Interstate 90 near the Wisconsin Dells and into Mirror Lake were from Elizabethtown, officials said.
05/30/2019 8:20pm
He prefers to talk policy over biography, and voters asked what he would do if elected president, including whether he would limit the use of executive orders.
06/18/2019 11:02am
Former Hearst Corp. CEO Frank A. Bennack Jr. is publishing a new book that offers business advice in a memoir, The Albany Times Union reported.
06/20/2019 1:11pm
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