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Trinity, University of Kentucky catcher honored with Johnny Bench Award The ten award winners were announced by the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday Share Updated: 5:22 PM EDT Jul 1, 2021 The latest breaking updates, delivered straight to your email inbox. The ten award winners were announced by the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday Share Updated: 5:22 PM EDT Jul 1, 2021 The ten winners of the 2021 Johnny Bench Awards presented by MSA Sport were announced by the Cincinnati Reds on Thu...

Hundreds of bikers, runners, and walkers took part in the inaugural Tyler Gerth Memorial 5k at Waterfront Park. The 27-year-old photographer was killed when a man opened fire at Jefferson Square Park during the first weeks of the Breonna Taylor protests. Sunday marks a year since his death. He had become a fixture documenting every moment of the social justice movement. Just days after his death, Gerths family knew they wanted to find a meaningful way for his memory to...

Dallas Mavericks Offseason Tracker: The roster moves and more, from Luka Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis on down.

Dallas Mavericks Offseason Tracker: The roster moves and more, from Luka Doncic and Kristaps Porzingis on down.

Jun. 13—LACONIA — A dominant second quarter Saturday night propelled Trinity High School to this year's Division III boys lacrosse championship. Trinity outscored Plymouth 5-0 in the second quarter en route to a 9-6 victory at Laconia High School. The victory handed the Pioneers their first championship since they beat Pelham, 7-6 in the 2005 Division III title game. The five-goal outburst ...

One day after Commonwealth’s Attorney David Daulton filed a lawsuit against the Kentucky Parole Board, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron did the same in Laurel Circuit Court on behalf of

FRANKFORT — Attorney General Daniel Cameron and Commonwealth’s Attorney Jackie Steele filed a lawsuit in Laurel Circuit Court on behalf of Kentucky crime victims. The lawsuit seeks to invalidate a

View Comments On the evening of May 23, 1969, your humble columnist graduated from Trinity High School at the Louisville Gardens auditorium, an old armory on Walnut Street (since renamed Muhammed Ali Boulevard). A few blocks away from that celebration was City Hall, where Louisville’s mayor may have been turning out the lights in his office. The mayor that year was one Kenneth A. “Kenny” Schmied, a Republican. He had succeeded another Republican mayor, William O. “Bill” Cowger who, pr...

“Laura, your family can't wait to see what's next for you at Roger Williams University. Congratulations!”

Here is a list of North State Graduations. Come get info and live streams of the first high school ceremonies since the pandemic.