The mother of a suspect in a home break-in is pleading for her daughter to turn herself in. [WHAS11] Jefferson County Public Schools is bracing for a record number of students this fall — renewing debate about whether the district should build new schools in suburban areas and close others. Maybe JCPS could start with [...]

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Alexcia Simmons has been named the Kentucky Youth of the Year by Boys & Girls Clubs of America (BGCA) for her sound character, leadership skills and willingness to give back to the community. [WDRB] The public has been invited to open-house events for the east-end crossing of the Ohio River Bridges Project. [News & Tribune] [...]

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They came from across the state, shouting a message and leaving with animals in desperate need of help. It’s the kind of big-time protest that small town Campbellsville has never seen before. [WDRB] Lexington takes its most vulnerable citizens seriously. Mayor Jim Gray on Tuesday supported the creation of an office to coordinate services to [...]

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We’re closer and closer to hitting our goal and launching our new project. Consider helping make that happen because it’s so close we can taste it. [Support Our New Project!] Former McMahan Fire Chief Paul Barth begins serving his prison sentence [yesterday] after stealing $200,000 meant for the Crusade for Children. [WDRB] We’re not going [...]

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We’re closer and closer to hitting our goal and launching our new project. Consider helping make that happen. [Support Our New Project!] The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights has called on the state to end the use of the death penalty, saying it is often applied unfairly against minorities and the poor. [WDRB] What’s that? [...]

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We’re closer and closer to hitting our goal and launching our new project. Consider helping make that happen. [Support Our New Project!] Ohio River regulators have voted unanimously to allow a West Virginia company five more years to comply with new, more stringent pollution requirements. [WFPL] Helping the homeless is as easy as donating your [...]

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Just a reminder that Brooks Wicker is making shiz up as he goes along and is still taking things out-of-context. [WFPL] Turns out those hate-by-boss billboards are for something as stupid as you thought they were. [WDRB] Poor Andy Barr is silly to think threatening a lawsuit for pointing out someone portraying a lowly coal [...]

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The final piece of the Big Four Bridge deck was dropped into place Tuesday. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer, a handful of cyclists and others joined the construction crew that has been working to transition the former railroad crossing over the Ohio River into a pedestrian and bicycle bridge. [News & Tribune] It’s a huge milestone [...]

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Take a look at what tolling could be about to choke. Clark County historian Jeanne Burke will lead a walking tour of the Franklin Commons neighborhood in downtown Jeffersonville. [C-J/AKN] What is it with these joker parents never taking care of their kids by paying child support? [WDRB] Neighbors of a coal-burning power plant in [...]

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The City of Hillview was hit Tuesday with an $11.4 million judgment in in Bullitt County Circuit Court over a long-running property dispute with a truck-driving school. [C-J/AKN] All eyes were on the skies as people watched in awe of two performers on 90-foot sway poles. It was just one of the many attractions at [...]

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