Louisville is the largest city in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the 29th most-populous city in the United States. It is one of two cities in Kentucky designated as first-class, the other being Lexington, the state's second-largest city. Louisville is the historical seat and, since 2003, the nominal seat of Jefferson County, on the Indiana border.
Duke jumped three spots in the USA TODAY men's basketball poll to take the No. 1 spot from Michigan State. The Spartans are third behind Louisville.
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Restaurants are doing away with dining rooms as consumers increasingly order food deliveries through apps such as Uber Eats and GrubHub. Lisa Bernhard has more.
Gov. Matt Bevin isn't conceding. But Democratic Andy Beshear, who claimed victory in Kentucky's tight governor's election Tuesday, is moving forward with a transition. Beshear took questions from.. CBS News - Published
"Chopped" star Alex Guarnaschelli dished up tales from her kitchen in a cooking demonstration at the Wine & Food Experience in Louisville, Kentucky.
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The Clemson Tigers' Andrew Booth threw a punch at the Louisville Cardinals' Trenell Troutman, who was on the ground and wearing a helmet.
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Lonnie Troxell, of a racing team from 2000-2005 that competed in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series, was found floating in the Ohio River Tuesday.
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If you thought the IndyStar eats sound great, there are more USA TODAY Wine & Food Experiences this fall in Cincinnati, Louisville and Chicago.
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Sara Rivest was kissed by a stranger during a live broadcast Friday in Louisville, Kentucky and said she felt "uncomfortable and powerless" after the incident.
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Country music icon Vince Gill bought his first guitar when he was 18 years old. He had just moved away from home to Louisville, Kentucky, to play in a bluegrass band, when he spotted the 1942.. CBS News - Published
When Notre Dame QB Ian Book heaved the ball toward the sideline, he accidentally broke the Louisville dancer Elizabeth Scott's nose.
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Louisville Ladybirds member Elizabeth Scott was just doing her job when the ball, a pass from Notre Dame's Ian Book, hit her in the face.
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President Donald Trump heads to Louisville in support of governor's reelection campaign, suspects in London bus attack to appear in court and more things to start your Wednesday.
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Gov. Matt Bevin visited the Kentucky Democrats' booth at the state fair in Louisville on Saturday clad in a blue jacket decorated with images of President Donald Trump's face
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The daughter of a man killed by a gunman targeting African Americans in a Kentucky supermarket is speaking out about her legal fight to change the store's gun policy. A gunman last October killed two.. CBS News - Published
An ex-Louisville board of trustees chairman testifies that ex-university president James Ramsey told him a trustee funded Katina Powell's sex parties.
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Nonprofit Louisville Makes Games wants to challenge video game developer stereotypes and educate the next generation of gamers and developers.
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The campaign posted a video of people making violent threats against the majority leader in front of his Louisville home. Twitter said the video violated its policy. NYTimes.com - Published
After sharing a video of a profanity-laced protest outside of McConnell's home in Louisville, the campaign's Twitter account has been locked out.
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Clara Ruplinger says in her lawsuit that "removing her headscarf in the presence of men with no familial relation violated her religious beliefs."
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Some desegregation plans faltered in the face of white resistance. Louisville’s plan has proved remarkably resilient, surviving riots and court rulings. NYTimes.com - Published
For the homeless living with serious, chronic illnesses, there are few places to turn in Louisville as they deal with true matters of life and death.
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Louisville professor Brad Rodu wants the Journal of the American Heart Association to retract a study by San Francisco professor Stanton Glantz.
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Dozens of veterans whose service spread from World War II to Iraq burned old flags at a rural farm in a ceremony to honor and "retire them."
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Lesbian bars, once a haven for queer women, have faded across the United States as clubs, gay and straight, have become more inclusive.
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Louisville pitcher Luke Smith shouted obscenities after striking out a Vanderbilt hitter. The Commodores then came back and won.
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Pat DeMarco chopped a grounder over third base in the ninth inning to give Vanderbilt its first lead and the Commodores beat Louisville 3-2 to advance to the College World Series finals
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Vanderbilt will face Michigan in the best-of-three championship series after scoring two runs in the ninth to eliminate Louisville.
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Louisville is heading back to the College World Series after a dominating performance against East Carolina in NCAA Super Regional.
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The new logo for the Muhammad Ali International Airport features Ali's silhouette, arms up and victorious, against the background of a butterfly.
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