Every winter, local cafes come out with holiday themed drinks and treats. In this video, two RedEye staffers try themed drinks from popular cafes and rate them based on flavor and how they relate to the...

Several dozen Louisvillians gathered at the Middletown Public Library on Saturday for the first weekly Cafe Louie town hall of the year, which are every Saturday from Jan. 10 to March 27 at local libraries...

On Jan. 7, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear made his annual State of the Commonwealth Address at the Thomas D. Clark Center for Kentucky History in Frankfort. This is Beshear’s seventh State of the Commonwealth...

On Dec. 18, at YPAS students held a spectacular performance: the Winter Choir Concert. The event was free and took place on the YPAS main stage. Before the concert began, students performed a variety of...

The Donald Trump administration has tried to break apart cancer funding and research for cures. In February 2025, they announced the action to cut $4 billion in funding for medical research at hospitals,...

The Portland branch of the Louisville Free Public Library reopened on Dec. 2 after being closed since 2023. Renovators added 5,400 square feet, a Makerspace (a room with building materials, including...

Ramstock’s winner, Arhythmia, headlined an event with other bands at What The Lou on November 20, 2025. The band sold CDs and impressed the audience with well-rehearsed solos. Watch here to see Manual...

Manual’s Philosophy Club participated in UofL’s Third Annual Philosophy Slam on Nov. 20, 2025, in the Belknap Academic Building. Professor of Philosophy John Gibson and Professor and Department Chair...

Martha Layne Collins, the first and only female governor of Kentucky passed away on Nov. 1 at the age of 88. She leaves behind the substantial influence and love that she had for the state.  Many of...

On Dec. 1, the Louisville Main Public library will close for 12 months for renovations. The library located on York street sees over 400,000 visitors each year. It was built in 1906 and was updated, once,...

Amidst JCPS’ extreme budget issues — most notably running a $188 million deficit — Superintendent Brian Yearwood announced a plan to reduce the district’s 2026-27 budget by $132 million, proposing...