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Former Army Ranger Major Christian Richard Martin was pulled from a plane at Louisville International Airport on Friday.

According to authorities, Anthony Trice, 26, killed his infant son with a blow to the head after losing at a video game.

Google Fiber has reportedly failed to roll out its much-hyped gigabit internet service in Louisville, Kentucky, choosing to abandon the project entirely.

Frances Irene Finley Williams died November 21 at age 87 and her family blames President Donald Trump for hastening her demise.

On Friday night, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell was berated for his politics by several disgruntled diners as he tried to enjoy his meal.

GE Appliances announced Monday that it would be bringing 400 jobs and $200 million in investments to Louisville, Kentucky, to expand its existing dishwasher and laundry machine manufacturing facilities.

A “Kill the NRA” billboard was visible Monday on I-65 in Louisville, Kentucky, posted by a group critical of President Trump. The message was spelled out in large, white spray-painted letters on a black billboard bearing the tag, “Resist 45.”

Ford Motors has announced that it will ramp up production for its larger SUVs as demand explodes for the Ford Navigator and Ford Expedition models.

A guest at a Kentucky hotel was in for a surprise Wednesday when he discovered hundreds of high school choir students singing a rendition of the national anthem.

A homeowner in Louisville, Kentucky, used his gun and 150-pound dog to stop an alleged robbery in progress and hold the suspect until police arrived.

A group of four-legged vandals that remain on the loose in one Colorado town as of Tuesday afternoon caused extensive damage to a business for about 30 minutes Monday, police said.

Monday at 7:30 p.m. ET, President Donald Trump will hold a rally in Louisville, KY at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Freedom Hall. Live video courtesy of Right Side Broadcasting Network Follow Breitbart.tv on Twitter @BreitbartVideo

The owners of a deli in Louisville, Kentucky, have been sentenced Tuesday to more than a year in prison for food stamp fraud.

The city of Louisville, Kentucky, has experienced a spike in heroin overdose cases in the past 32 hours.

The Secret Service is investigating a burlesque dancer from Kentucky after she posted a Tweet that said she hoped someone would be “kind enough” to assassinate President Donald Trump.

GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — The Atlantic Coast Conference has fined Louisville and Virginia Tech $25,000 each after reviewing the findings of a Wake Forest investigation that concluded a former Demon Deacons assistant coach-turned-broadcaster leaked game plans to opponents.

Jon Voight helped dozens of at-risk children to have a Thanksgiving dinner after the actor purchased turkeys for a complete stranger while in line at a Kentucky Walmart on Friday.

A young boy in Kentucky was so eager to be baptized that he decided to baptize himself.

Former President Bill Clinton campaigned for his wife Hillary in Louisville, Kentucky, visiting a soul food restaurant and delivering a speech at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage.

A prostitute who wrote a book charging that a University of Louisville employee hired her for “sex parties” for recruits will now meet with the NCAA to discuss her charges, a report says.

A student at the University of Louisville is suing self-proclaimed “escort” Katina Powell after she charged in her book that she was paid by a member of the basketball program’s staff to have sex with basketball players and recruits.

A group of basketball recruits for the University of Louisville disclose that their visit to the college was more like an extended party—including sexual favors—than an assessment of an academic career.

The Council On American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), an American Muslim advocacy group with deep ties to Islamist outfits, has asked for the FBI to step in and investigate a purported case of vandalism against a mosque in Kentucky.

After school on Friday, May 15, a Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS) bus dragged a seven-year-old Louisville, Kentucky girl down the street for at least 100 feet after her backpack got stuck in the door when she exited the bus.