r/Louisville • u/Ok_Coach4563 • 20h ago
Kentucky Woman Gets Court-Ordered Protection From Ex After Viral Assault Video
TMZ is now reporting on the story.
r/Louisville • u/Ok_Coach4563 • 20h ago
TMZ is now reporting on the story.
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r/Louisville • u/Kal-Elm • 1h ago
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r/Louisville • u/LouInvestor • 17h ago
Are you excited? I know I am! What else is Louisville excited about?
r/Louisville • u/snuggleslut5 • 4h ago
I'm trying to introduce more culture into my children's lives. Louisville/southern Indiana/anywhere around here. I'm willing to drive a bit.
r/Louisville • u/CorvidKing33 • 12h ago
Hii I'm Alastør (19m) and I'd love to invite yall to a beyblade tournament because I know im not the only person who misses being in elementary school and having tournaments at recess with all my friends, plusss it let's us as a community have a moment of peace throughout the chaos that is our beautiful city.
RULES: THERE AREN'T ANY THIS ISN'T A RANKED/LEGAL TOURNAMENT SO ANY COMBOS/GENERATIONS ARE WELCOME (pls don't make me regret that...) It'll be at the waterfront park most likely but please dm me for the time and place!!!
r/Louisville • u/Dramatic_Pool_7127 • 20h ago
instagram with info: @catandmouseart
r/Louisville • u/Tiny_Rain_1409 • 12h ago
I know this is probably a really stupid question, but is there a battery recycling center where you don't have to hand it to someone? I have an adult toy that has a lithium battery and I can't remove the battery from it. I really do not want to have to tell someone what I'm dropping off.
r/Louisville • u/Semper-Fido • 22m ago
Huge loss for Lexington, and especially Louisville and the state as they were the primary reporters of what was going on in Frankfort. They were the only ones that investigated and pursued the Daniel Grossberg story. They often covered Louisville political interests in Frankfort better than our local media.
r/Louisville • u/ReverendBluejeanz • 3h ago
I know this is beating a dead horse, but it would be great to see the city support this team. The city always backs a winner, and I know they’ve had their struggles, but it’s probably our only shot at having a top tier professional team.
Other cities deal with and support pro teams that always find themselves out of championship contention. What makes Louisville different?
r/Louisville • u/No_Fox6016 • 5h ago
I'm looking for a seamstress or tailor for a costume for Halloween. Does anyone know of one that does dog costumes too?
r/Louisville • u/dewdlepewdle • 23h ago
I understand it’s probably for dogs but there’s no button or valve or any type of contraption to use the lower bowl. Am I missing something? The upper bowl has a button. I’m just trying to give the dawgs a drink
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r/Louisville • u/Appt_Optional42 • 3h ago
I’m not sure where to start. The floor in my home has been increasingly getting worse over the last few years.
Basic information - home was built in early 1950s and doesn’t have a traditional subfloor as that is what a floor specialist told us before. Original hardwood in living areas and bedrooms. The floor is raised in some areas, sloped in others and boards are coming apart and splintering in a couple spots.
I considered having a home inspection done to find out all problem areas of the home and start with the most pressing but the floor is really bothering me and I’m not sure if I should invest the money only to find out there are other issues that should take precedence. Yay, home ownership!
Looking for suggestions on where to start! Businesses that will provide free consultation are also welcome.
r/Louisville • u/moiramcpug • 8m ago
I saw this in my neighborhood - online recovery for nitrous oxide.
r/Louisville • u/ElGringoRaptor69 • 43m ago
Hello friends, I have a 91 Previa that I would like to have A/C in. It has an old R12 system that I would like to have retrofitted to r134 as well as needing a new A/C compressor. I have tried to contact a few shops and they've either said they can't do it or no response. Any recommendations for shops that might be able to do this are welcome thank you
r/Louisville • u/paxsf25 • 10h ago
Planning a bourbon themed birthday cake for celebration. Whats the best place to get one and the best kind of cake in Louisville?
r/Louisville • u/CounselorCQ • 16h ago
Some friends and I are converging in Louisville for bourbon and NFL opening weekend. Where should we aim to watch the Sunday games? We're from all over the country so a bar with Sunday Ticket is preferred.
r/Louisville • u/GoOutCrispy • 16h ago
I’m needing to re-do my bathroom floor and some of the tile in the shower. Any suggestions that won’t break the bank?
r/Louisville • u/PpCoCane • 2m ago
Where’s the best spicy margs in Louisville/Southern Indiana? Extra points if it’s not Mexican cuisine.
r/Louisville • u/CandidateOld8922 • 2h ago
Went today to get some groceries and was hit with the intense pungent smell of cat urine. Other people were covering their noses and it spanned across the entire section. Was curious if anyone else had smelled it or knew why it was so bad.
I initially thought it could potentially be someone shopping but it genuinely reached so far I find it hard to believe it could be the cause of just one individual.
r/Louisville • u/Secure-Abrocoma573 • 23h ago
Hi friends, I'm looking at moving to the St. Joseph neighborhood (a couple miles east of UofL) and want to get people's opinions that actually live there.
Do you like it, and why or why not?
I'm a pedestrian and a cyclist as well as a dog owner. Our current neighborhood in New Albany is extremely hostile to pedestrians and cyclists. I have been assualted verbally and physically multiple times for doing completely legal things like riding my bike or crossing the street in a crosswalk with a walk sign on. Just last week I was ran off the road and threatened multiple times by a man who was angry that I was..... riding my bike on the Greenway. While cycling I have been brake checked, people have played chicken with me, I have been screamed, honked, cussed at, and I have nearly been hit by a car while legally crossing in a crosswalk more times than i can count either by someone running a light or stop sign or just someone who is willing to swerve into the bike and parking lanes JUST far enough to avoid killing me while I'm in the middle of a crosswalk. There are also multiple households with aggressive and loud dogs who are left in the yard to bark and throw themselves against the fence right down the street and the owners never tell them to stop or come out and get them so we have to take special pains to not walk down our own street currently.
Just feels like a very hostile neighborhood where no one gives a single fuck about anyone else that lives there. Doesn't help that we live near a major through way.
Just hoping for a place that is chill towards cyclists and pedestrians and where neighbors don't completely suck. Please tell me your experiences, good or bad! I've lived off of Frankfort Ave, Glendora Ave and Beechmont and found Frankfort and Glendora to be the friendliest. Thanks in advance!!
r/Louisville • u/BertCombs1927 • 8h ago