Kentucky-based Addiction Recovery Care is under fire in a civil lawsuit for allegedly fraudulently billing Medicaid for a service. A federal database shows ARC made up 20% of all payments for that ...

Metro Council President Brent Ackerson has accused Councilman JP Lyninger of working against a fellow Democratic Caucus member in the 2026 elections.

Join Olivia Russell on Derby City Weekend as she runs down what there is to do in Louisville the weekend of March 14-15. From the Saint Patrick’s Parade to the Kentuckiana Cluster of Dog Shows and ...

Just call him Walter Wrong. A former college dean is facing serious criminal allegations after being arrested in Indiana on drug charges. On the street, Alan White was known as “The Professor.” For ...

Louisville is seeing renewed interest from the river cruise industry, which is giving travelers a new way to experience the ...

Police in southern Indiana arrested a former college dean, nicknamed "The Professor" who they'd been targeting for years on ...

While gambling is generally prohibited in Kentucky, the commonwealth has exceptions for betting on horse races at licensed, ...

You know that feeling when you’ve been away from home and suddenly spot that blue sign with the galloping horse? Your heart does a little skip, your shoulders relax, and you might even let out a ...

The horse racing experience begins long before the horses leave the starting gate, blending sport, fashion, food, and socializing into every event. Whether you’re watching thoroughbreds thunder down ...

– Today, Gov. Andy Beshear announced exciting new momentum within the state’s manufacturing sector, as #TagSwag, a branded merchandise and apparel production company, celebrated the grand opening of ...

Transportation officials are considering reducing the Clark Memorial Bridge to three lanes as part of an $8 million safety ...

There’s a new event at this year’s Kentucky Derby Festival, the Water Lantern Festival. The event makes its luminous debut during Kroger’s Festi-a-Ville on Wednesday, April 29. Running from 6-10 p.m.