Patrick Gonzales+FollowLouisville on edge as Tyran Stokes drops cryptic hintTyran Stokes just sent Louisville basketball fans into a frenzy with a mysterious social media post—five colored hearts, each possibly representing a top school on his list. As the No. 1 recruit in the nation and a local star, Stokes’ decision could shape the future of Louisville hoops. Rumors are swirling that Kentucky may have the edge, but with powerhouse programs like Kansas, Oregon, Arkansas, and Gonzaga in the mix, nothing’s certain. If Stokes chooses a rival, it’s a game-changer for the city. What do you think—will he stay home or break Louisville hearts? #Sports #Basketball #Louisville00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowBourbon factory closures shake LouisvilleBourbon lovers in Louisville are feeling the impact as two major factories shut their doors, signaling deeper trouble for the iconic industry. Brown-Forman’s cooperage, which made barrels for brands like Jack Daniel’s, has closed, cutting over 200 local jobs. Meanwhile, Diageo ended bottling at the historic Stitzel-Weller Distillery, affecting dozens more workers. With big names like Wild Turkey and Bulleit seeing sales drop sharply, it’s clear the bourbon boom is over—for now. How do you think these changes will affect our community and the future of Kentucky bourbon? Let’s talk about what comes next. #Business #Bourbon #Louisville00Share
carlsongary+FollowWawa’s second Louisville store is here!Wawa fans in Louisville, get ready—another store is opening soon on Bardstown Road! This isn’t just about grabbing your favorite hoagie or coffee. Wawa’s expansion means more jobs, fresh food options, and new community partnerships right in our neighborhood. With plans for eight stores in Kentucky by next year and even more on the horizon, Wawa’s investment is set to bring over 1,400 jobs statewide. The grand opening will also honor local heroes, making it a real community event. Who’s excited to see Wawa become a bigger part of Louisville life? #Business #LocalBusiness #Louisville00Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowWhen Your Favorite Store Has a Roof ProblemHeads up, Louisville! If you were planning a trip to KYGUNCO for some gear, you’ll have to wait—part of their roof caved in, so they’re closed for about three months. The good news? No one was hurt, and they’re already working on a comeback. In the meantime, you can shop online or swing by their Bardstown spot. Just another reminder to always check a store’s status before heading out! #Business #LocalBusiness #Louisville00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowFord’s big Louisville reveal: What’s next?Ford just dropped some huge news at their Louisville plant—CEO Jim Farley called it a “Model T moment.” That’s a bold claim, hinting at a game-changing shift for the company and the city. Folks in Louisville, this could mean more jobs, new tech, and a bigger spotlight on our local economy. Whether you work at the plant or just drive by it every day, this announcement could impact daily life here in a big way. What do you think Ford’s next move means for Louisville’s future? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Louisville00Share
Amanda Robbins+FollowShane Gillis packs out Louisville’s Yum! CenterShane Gillis just set a new record at the KFC Yum! Center, drawing over 14,500 fans and making it the arena’s highest-grossing comedy show ever—beating out even Kevin Hart. The energy downtown was wild, with nonstop laughs and a crowd that clearly came ready for a good time. Gillis, who’s been breaking ticket records across the country, keeps proving that live comedy is thriving at the arena level. With more big names like Nate Bargatze and Katt Williams coming soon, it feels like Louisville is turning into a comedy hotspot. Who would you want to see take the stage next? #Entertainment #Celebrity #Louisville00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowRick Pitino opens up about Louisville splitRick Pitino just got real about his Louisville days, and it’s not what you might expect. He says he’s moved past the drama of his firing, but what really stung was how his friend Tom Jurich was treated. Now, with the university honoring Jurich, Pitino’s ready to let bygones be bygones—and even says he’d return to Louisville in a heartbeat. Despite the scandals and vacated titles, he’s proud of the legacy and memories. Do you think Louisville fans should welcome Pitino back, or is the past too hard to forget? #Sports #RickPitino #Louisville00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowPitino’s Return: Kelsey Says ‘This Is His Town’Coach Pat Kelsey just dropped some serious respect for the legendary Rick Pitino ahead of a possible Red Storm vs. Cardinals showdown at the KFC Yum! Center. Kelsey made it clear—if Pitino comes back, it’s not just a homecoming, it’s a celebration of a Louisville icon. The Cards’ new leader even called Pitino a college hoops Mount Rushmore lock. Imagine the atmosphere if these two meet again in Louisville! #Sports #Louisville #RickPitino00Share
David Mcgrath+FollowLouisville’s $2 ticket turns into $25K winA quick stop at a Louisville Circle K turned into a life-changing moment for one local woman—she snagged a $25,000 top prize from a $2 Wild Cash 20X scratch-off! She scratched the ticket right in the store, thinking she’d won $2,500, only to realize every prize on the card was hers. After taxes, she walked away with $18,000 and plans to save up for a new place that’s perfect for her and her dogs. With three more $25K prizes still out there, would you try your luck? What would you do if you won big? #News #Louisville #LotteryWin00Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowHow Louisville is splitting $20.5M with athletesLouisville’s $20.5 million revenue-sharing plan is shaking up college sports, with most of the money going to football, men’s and women’s basketball, volleyball, and baseball. That means athletes in 18 other varsity sports won’t see a dime from this pool. The athletic department says it’s about investing where there’s the biggest return—think TV deals, tournament runs, and national buzz. But is this the best way to support all student-athletes? With so much riding on a few programs, what does this mean for the future of college sports at Louisville and beyond? Let’s hear your take! #Education #College #Louisville00Share
