No adoptable animals - including those that are sick or injured but can be saved - are euthanized, even if the facility is operating at capacity.
It might seem strange that Eric Ronay remembers the exact model of his first cell phone ("a Samsung SGH-R225M," he says) but then again, not everybody works in a warehouse that stores thousands of them.
A self-described preservationist, developer Todd Blue is part of a family that has been a thorn in the side of the city before. Now, Blue wants to raze the historic whiskey warehouse he owns on Main Street and is taking his case to court.
Secretariat, Daniel Tosh, Danger Run, Yo Gabba Gabba Live! among October highlights
The Clydesdale Games, The National, Reflections on a Louisville Landmark and The Louisville Orchestra presents: Louisville among September highlights
With questions about whether he can 'act on his own instincts,' Democratic Senate candidate Jack Conway may be facing an uphill run in his race against Rand Paul
If you try to inch out, cars zip by your front bumper, missing you by no more than a foot. Terrifying.
Jury duty is like an STD that's impossible to get rid of.
Apparently this park makes children really excited because the parking
lot was filled with soiled diapers, despite the fact that trash cans are
available.
The only sure way to beat the heat: Drinking
Sure, Bearno's draws talented singers. Just not on kids' night.
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