Today's Features

Rick and Karen Albers celebrated with the rest of Card Nation when the U of L men’s basketball team cut down the nets in Atlanta last month.

Little did they know, the Goshen couple would have their own small part to play in the Cardinals’ championship celebration.

More than 270,000 people lined the streets of downtown Louisville May 2 to get a glimpse of the Pegasus Parade’s grand marshals, the U of L men’s and women’s basketball teams.

Broadway. The name alone gives performers chills. It’s the pinnacle of live theater across the world, encompassing 40 theaters in Manhattan.

If you’re on Broadway, you’ve made it big.

And that’s where you can find Westport’s Mara Newbery.

Newbery is performing as part of the first Broadway cast of “A Christmas Story — The Musical” through Dec. 30.

Waltraud “Waldi” Anna Gault became a U.S. citizen in 1970 in Chicago.

“I am born of German descent in a place very few people have ever heard of, in the town of Eger in the Sudetenland, in Bohemia. Today, the town is called Cheb and in the Czech Republic.”

Eger was one of the oldest and most prosperous cities. It is first mentioned in 1061 when it was founded by Celtic tribes.

A North Oldham High School graduate featured in Monday’s episode of “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” chose to walk away with thousands when stumped by a question about cajones. 

Derek McMahan, a law student at The College of William and Mary, made it to the seventh question of the game show.