Scott Utterback

The 69th annual St. James Court Art Festival is a juried fine arts and contemporary crafts held in Old Louisville. See photos.

Never Say Die, a horse from Kentucky, may have launched the Beatles.

The third annual Paristown Art Festival features dozens of painters, photographers, jewlelry-makers, designers, wood artisans and more in Louisville.

Opened in August at Mellwood Arts Center, Kulli Atelier offers a selection of custom jewelry and a make-your-own perfume bar. Take a look inside.

Sacred Heart Academy has made progress to its Sacred Heart Forever Campaign, which includes completing the Ursuline Innovation STEM Center.

If awarded, the designation would create regulations and guidelines for architecture in the neighborhood.

Louisville Pride is having their 10th anniversary festival, called Decades of Resistance & Hope!, on Bardstown Road in the Highlands Saturday

Juniors and seniors from Shawnee’s aviation magnet program visited Louisville’s Bowman Field on Aug. 27, launching a new partnership with Flight Club 502.

Bernheim Forest and Arboretum uses a mixture of educational, artistic and play-focused programs to inspire nature lovers.

Some of the top players from Ballard High School made an appearance at The Courier Journal's High School Football Media Day ahead of the 2025 season.

Louisville running back coach Chris Barclay explains his strategy of focusing on one play at a time and now rushing ahead of upcoming football season.

See some of the top 2025 KHSAA football players from Trinity High School

Louisville football running back Issac Brown compares last season to how he feels ahead of the 2025 season.

Neil and Carol Stratford used the grief from their son Ben's suicide to create Ben's Bright Horizons, which supports the mental health of young adults.

Margaret’s Fine Consignments thrift shop has been open in Louisville for over 30 years and has set the standard for sustainable fashion in Louisville.

US Rep. Morgan McGarvey spoke at the 'It’s Better in a Union' AFL-CIO bus tour in Louisville on July 26.

The Ville, the top seed in the Louisville Region, is organized and coached by former Cardinal and 2013 Final Four MOP Luke Hancock.

The farm has more traditional livestock, as well, but the shrimp gets a lot of attention.

Art from Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is on display at Fourth and Jefferson streets. The interactive pieces light up and play songs like "Lover."

Moore High School holds prom at the Mellwood Art Center. See photos from the dance.