FHA vs USDA vs VA Loans: What Kentucky Buyers Need to Know Before Applying, Louisville

Louisville pastor charged with deed theft, homeowners urged to sign up for 'Clerk Alert'

Louisville pastor charged with forgery after allegedly stealing an elderly woman’s property using a fraudulent deed.

On winning streak, SAFC gets ready for high-flying Louisville

Riding a two-game winning streak, San Antonio FC will take on one of the top offenses in the USL Championship when it goes on ...

NWSL Week 15: Goals galore, Gotham posts their favorite scoreline twice, and Evelyn Ijeh blows up

Kansas City and North Carolina went on scoring sprees in Week 15 of the NWSL, while Washington and Gotham maintained the top two spots. Racing Louisville had an up-and-down week, and San Diego scored ...

Federal agencies warn of back-to-school scams targeting students and families

As the 2025-26 school year begins, federal agencies are warning students and their families to stay alert for seasonal scams ...

What increasing inventory this summer means for homebuyers in Louisville

Louisville housing inventory in June mirrored pre-pandemic levels, giving buyers more options despite rising prices.

These Louisville credit unions grew commercial loans the fastest in Q1

The credit unions in Louisville with the fastest-growing commercial loan saw slight growth year-over-year in Q1 of 2026 compared with Q1 in 2025. Information on The List was obtained from the National ...

FHA vs USDA vs VA Loans: What Kentucky Buyers Need to Know Before Applying

LOUISVILLE, KY, UNITED STATES, April 12, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Mortgage trends in Kentucky during 2026 indicate a growing reliance on government-backed home ...

Man wanted in Richmond, Lexington arrested by joint task force in Louisville

After an "extensive" investigation, a Kentucky fugitive wanted in Fayette and Madison counties was arrested in Louisville, ...

Man wanted on multiple charges, including attempted murder, arrested in Louisville

A man wanted for attempted murder and kidnapping was arrested after the U.S. Marshals service said he was hiding out in Louisville.

Man wanted on multiple charges, including attempted murder, arrested

A man wanted for attempted murder and kidnapping was arrested after the U.S. Marshals service said he was hiding out in ...

Ford fired 11-year worker for 'stealing' a $1.95 cookie before finding out he paid for it

Ford Fired 11-Year Worker For 'Stealing' a $1.95 Cookie Before Finding Out He Paid For It ...

WKU Volleyball Announces 2026 Promotional Schedule

WKU Volleyball has announced its upcoming promotional schedule for the 2026 season. WKU will host an exhibition match against ...

A Pastor Pleaded Guilty After Stolen Wallets Fueled a $5,013 Gift-Card Spree

A Louisville pastor pleaded guilty after wallets were stolen from three women in their 70s and 80s while they shopped at ...

Ford's $1.95 Cookie Controversy Isn't Over Yet. Now the Fired Worker Has Lawyered Up

For the want of a $1.95 package of cookies, Ford now finds itself facing weeks of headlines, thousands of unfavorable news impressions, and a public relations challenge stemming from a dispute over a ...

Kentucky man lost his job over a $1.95 purchase. Then everything changed.

A Ford electrician fired over allegations he stole a $1.95 package of cookies is preparing to sue Ford and Aramark after bank records showed he paid.

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A $1.95 Cookie Cost Him $200K Job At Ford. Now Company Wants Him Back, But He Won't Return

A veteran Ford employee, Kurt Kromm, was fired after the company accused him of stealing a $1.95 Grandma's Chocolate Chip Cookie from a self-service snack kiosk at the Kentucky Truck Plant in ...

Ford Fires Employee Earning Rs 1.9 Crore Over Rs 186 Cookie Theft Allegation

Ford employee Kurt Kromm was fired over a $1.95 cookie theft accusation Kromm worked 11 years at Ford's Louisville truck plant earning $200,000 annually He proved innocence with debit card proof but ...

Ford Fired A Worker Making $200,000 Over A $1.95 Cookie He Didn’t Steal

A $1.95 cookie is not the sort of thing that usually ends a long career. But, according to Kurt Kromm, it ended his. Kromm, who says he spent 11 years working at Ford’s truck factory in Louisville, ...