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Jeff Milby

City Editor

Jeff is based in Louisville, Kentucky and previously worked in radio, print, and television newsrooms. A fan of craft beer, he and his friends are regulars at his neighborhood brewery’s trivia night.

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City installs new LED lighting system on Main Street.
The new film covers John Y. Brown, Jr., aka “The most interesting man you’ve never heard of.”
It’s a week celebrating one of Louisville’s signature dishes, and here’s where you can eat it.
The artist cooperative now has a permanent home in Butchertown.
Lights Out Louisville encourages you turn go dark at night.
Hollywood stars, MTV cameras, and hundreds of boats were all on hand.
Between I-64, railroad tracks, and a flood wall, there’s a lot in the way.
The Belle is hosting a three-hour, themed event for her birthday.
It’s been busy in the Highlands lately.
The boutique hotel is one of 5,000 hotels in the world to receive a Michelin Key.
Flashback: Louisville Media Through the Years will run through January at the Frazier History Museum.
Cousins Maine Lobster brings a taste of New England to Derby City.
Your home, your favorite coffee shop, your daily commute aren’t just written in the skyline — they may be written in the stars.
Derby City commuters can rejoice, the project will be complete in Mid-November.
From picking up litter to offering a helping hand, there’s always a friendly face nearby.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for beer.
Here’s the deal — the vintage shopping scene is stellar in Derby City.
We’re channeling our inner Stephanie Tanner right now.
From Simone Biles to the USWNT, there’s a lot of gold coming to Derby City.
They’ll make you want to get cozy with a blanket and warm bowl of soup.
‘Raise the Barre’ will benefit the Louisville Ballet
Freddy Farm Bureau has been sitting on the front porch since 1958.
From chili corn dogs to deep-fried marshmallows, there’s a lot to try this year.
Louisville hasn’t always been the home to the state fair.
The Solheim Cup will tee off at Valhalla Golf Club in 2028.
The 2024 Kentucky State Fair kicks off on Thursday, Aug. 15.
Louisville’s art scene is about to go under the magnifying glass.
Construction will go block-by-block through fall 2025.
A decommissioned jail building is giving way to green space.