Manual transmissions are very rare these days, especially from American car companies. Since most drivers prefer automatics, a stick shift is an acquired taste. With most of them remaining only in ...

ABOUT NEW SECURITY MEASURES. BUT FIRST, LATE BREAKING NEWS TONIGHT. A STAFF MEMBER FROM MANUAL HIGH SCHOOL WILL NO LONGER REPORT TO WORK AFTER THE DISTRICT SAYS THERE WERE ALLEGATIONS OF WRONGDOING ...

The body and floor have been sculpted to generate as much downforce as possible through ground effect – both to avoid the fitment of canards or a large rear spoiler and to improve the car’s ...

An aircraft headed to Louisville on a scheduled flight skidded off the runway at Bowman Field and overran Runway 33, eventually coming to a stop on the nearby Seneca Golf Course. The incident occurred ...

A Cessna 525B business jet skidded off the runway at Bowman Field airport in Louisville, Kentucky, on October 7, coming to rest on Seneca Golf Course. The jet broke through a fence before stopping ...

Federal investigators are continuing to investigate multiple small plane crashes involving flights that have departed from or arrived in Kentucky and Indiana since Oct. 4. Two flights taking off from ...

THIS IS BREAKING NEWS. AND WE START WITH LATE BREAKING NEWS OVER AT BOWMAN FIELD, WHERE A PLANE WENT OFF A RUNWAY AND THROUGH A FENCE. PLANE ENDED UP ON SENECA GOLF COURSE, AS YOU CAN SEE HERE. JOYCE ...

Emergency services responded to a report of a plane skidding off the runway at Bowman Field in Louisville Oct. 7, a MetroSafe spokesperson confirmed. According to the Louisville Regional Airport ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Emergency crews say no one was injured in an accident involving a small jet that went off the end of the runway while landing at Bowman Field. The incident happened Tuesday, ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A plane skidded off the runway Tuesday morning at Louisville's Bowman Field airport and came to a stop on a nearby golf course. MetroSafe confirmed a report of a plane off the runway ...

MetroSafe confirmed the fire department was called at 10:18 a.m. to nearby Seneca Golf Course where the plane came to a stop off near the 17th green off Pee Wee Reese Road. No injuries were reported.