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Nike plans to lay off 740 employees at its Beaverton, Oregon headquarters as part of its three-year plan to save $2 billion.
The Taco Bell deal is available on Taco Tuesdays through June 4. See the funny ad for it tarring LeBron James and Jason Sudeikis.
Some of Louisville's riverine islands are recreational gems that are open for visitors. They also represent key habitat for birds and other wildlife.
We hit the trails to definitively determine if the Cybertruck is the apocalypse-fighting off-road warrior Tesla sells it as.
Stephanie Russell, 53, a former Kentucky pediatrician, pleaded guilty on Monday to attempting to hire someone to kill her ex-husband.
Country singer Kelsea Ballerini has filed a temporary restraining order against a former fan accused of leaking her music.
'The Man' captured Women's World Championship by winning a battle royal match on 'Monday Night Raw.'
Immediately after Biden's signature, the Pentagon announced a $1 billion military aid package is headed to Ukraine.
On Sunday, fans of 'Bluey' were treated to a bonus episode literally titled 'Surprise.' Its unexpected ending prompted many to wonder what's next.
Clouds of dust blew into Greece from the Sahara Desert causing an orange haze. Officials said it was the worst case since 2018.
Forever Young, the unbeaten colt looking to give Japan its first Kentucky Derby win, is 'very unique.' Is he the country's best shot at a Derby win?
West Saratoga's Larry Demeritte will become first Black trainer in the Kentucky Derby in 35 years; it's a dream he's chased since leaving the Bahamas.
Headliners for the Outside Lands 2024 music festival include Tyler, The Creator, Sturgill Simpson, The Killers, Grace Jones and Post Malone.
Women's sports don't have to be a niche community. I'm happy to be here and want other people to hop on the bandwagon.
In 1962, President John F. Kennedy visited Louisville to stump for Lt. Gov. Wilson Wyatt who was running for the U.S. Senate.
