The Highlands’ Mid-City Mall, which has been on the market since 2024, just sold to Branch Properties, a firm that builds and runs “grocery-anchored shopping centers,” according to their website. “It’s...

Since its passage on March 5, 2025, Kentucky House Bill 4 has prohibited diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies from public post-secondary education institutions throughout the state. “An...

In 2024, Libyan immigrant Charlesetta “Clarice” Norkeh opened Clarice Kitchen, a restaurant centered on West African cuisine. The restaurant emerged from a trend she discovered upon moving to Louisville:...

On Barret Avenue sits Better Days Records, a new and used CD and vinyl store run by Ben Jones. When Jones was a kid, he loved music. He grew up one of eight siblings in Stanford, Ky.  “My older...

Established in 1905, the Louisville Western Branch Library’s opening marked a significant event in history, being the first free public library for African Americans with an entirely African American...

On June 3, 2016, Louisvillian and legendary boxer Muhammad Ali passed away. In the nearly 10 years since his death, many efforts have been made to memorialize and celebrate the legacy he left on boxing...

In recent years, the city of Louisville has relocated various unhoused people from the streets. In 2024, Kentucky passed House Bill 5, criminalizing street camping. Continuous efforts have made it difficult...

Protests have played a central role in political and social movements throughout history. From localized acts of resistance to global demonstrations, fueled by mass participation across the world.  In...

On Jan. 6, state Rep. Jared Bauman filed House Bill 11 that, if passed, could break up JCPS into at least two districts.  The bill is not aimed specifically at JCPS, but the school district is at risk....

On Jan. 16, One Blue Wall (OBW), Manual’s art and literary magazine, hosted a release event for “Gumshoe," the publication's newest magazine. The event took place at the Quonset Hut, a local printmaking...

In 1926, the Louisville Colonels, formerly the Louisville Brecks, played their one and only season in the National Football League (NFL). In March of 2026, the Louisville Kings of the United Football League...

At around 2 p.m. on Monday, Jan. 12, students were ordered to evacuate the Ekstrom and Kornhauser libraries at the University of Louisville. Campus authorities gave the all-clear just before 4 p.m.,...