Brooks News

The latest blip in an otherwise mercifully quiet summer for the University of Louisville football program came last week, when word got out that head coach Steve Kragthorpe had stood up a state high school coaches clinic.

House calls might seem like a thing of the past, but some of the city's health and fitness professionals provide a personal touch by traveling to a client's home to provide medical services, nutrition advice or stress relief.

The North Harrison Community School Corp. Board of Trustees approved the recommendation of bid awards as submitted by Kovert Hawkins architects.

If Harold Ramis ' Year One were a bowling match, it would lurch between gutter balls and spares, with some scattered lucky strikes.

The Kentucky Court of Appeals on Friday upheld an $899,000 verdict against the city of Louisville and Ron Bishop, the former chief of the Jefferson County jail.

If Overdale Elementary is an example of a functioning body, Carolyn McClintock is the heart.

On Thursday, May 28 at approximately 6:30 p.m. the Floyd County Police Department received a call regarding a head-on injury crash on SR 111 near Gap Hollow Road.

A northern Bullitt County man has been indicted on the charge of attempted murder.

Dean Brooks will be riding to an unbeatable destination on June 1, 2009- all while never leaving the lobby of the Baptist East/Milestone Wellness Center in St.

Construction work being planned on Interstate 65 between the Watterson Expressway and Fern Valley Road could cause some major rush-hour headaches shortly after the summer driving season wraps up.

Spring is just around the corner and with it brings a new season for 4H Shooting Sports.

After living with his mother all his life, Jacob Perry, 17, was distraught last year when a Jefferson Circuit Court judge ordered him to live with his father, whom he's accused of abuse.

The outskirts of Bullitt County will soon be better technologically connected thanks to Inside Connect Cable, LLC.

A Bullitt County man accused of shooting his neighbor entered a not guilty plea at his arraignment today in Bullitt Circuit Court.

The new buildings for Brooks and Overdale elementary schools have earned energy honors before they're even open.

James C. Crow was a Scottish physician and chemist, who came to Kentucky about 1825 and worked out the fermentation protocols of the sour mash process still in use today, which involve strict sanitation, preparing the new mash with a bit of the old batch sour mash and the use of the sacchrometer to measure sugar content.

I've heard it said that President Barack Obama's tactical game proves that he may be the best student of counter-insurgency strategy among the civilian class.

John Calipari has spent his career clamoring for the spotlight. At Kentucky he'll have it, with the pressure and paycheck to match.

A northern Bullitt County has been indicted for sexual misconduct with a minor girl.

Thousands of Kentucky children don't know where they will sleep tonight or where their next meal is coming from.