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Back when Larry and Andrea Heugatter bought their gorgeous home on Lafayette Park, in 2001, they knew they were taking on a challenge. The house was already well over a century old, having been built all the way back in 1877 (by the sea captain who mentored the young Samuel Clemens, no less). That meant it had survived the Great Cyclone of 1896, even losing its third floor to the tornado, before decades of disinvestment left the once-grand St. Louis neighborhood filled with dilapidated boarding ...

"Have discerning taste?" this listing asks. While they're better off asking if you've recently acquired access to a trust fund, there's no denying this Prospect mansion is a stunner.

Image: Universal Music Canada/Kevin White Album number four from Nathaniel Rateliff and The Night Sweats is ca...

Only a handful are left, but one of the original Davis Islands home is now on the market.

Record Store Day 2024 is Saturday, April 20.Originally created by the retail organization the Department of Record Stores in 2007 to "celebrate the culture of the independently owned record store," this annual celebration of independent record stores takes place every April across the country. The event has grown to include record stores in 11 other countries. Here are some of our favorite Record Store Day destinations right here in Louisville.

An overdose of nostalgia coming your way. We love these collections of old local commercials that remind us of the good, and not so good things in our local past. Some commercials had jingles that we'd never forget, even some that we wished we could. These vintage Louisville commercials show a snapshot of a city on the brink of truly understanding its charms.

Dickey Betts, who died Thursday at age 80, really was born a ramblin’ man.

A historic home that got a Japanese-style makeover in the 1950s by the owners of San Antonio's Dailey Liquors chain has hit the market for $625,000.