Jeff Ruby Steakhouse is celebrating 20 years in Louisville, 78-year-old restaurateur Jeff Ruby tells Terry Meiners the story of refusing to serve O.J. Simpson, why the Ruby name is on the pant legs of jockeys in the Kentucky Derby, and the initial romance with the city of Louisville.

photo: Terry Meiners, Britney Ruby Miller (Jeff's daughter), Jeff Ruby at the 2024 Kentucky Derby

University of Kentucky superfan The Beasman has been rather quiet since his beloved Wildcats struck out on so many bigtime basketball recruits. But then Coach Mark Pope landed one of the biggest stars remaining in the portal and suddenly Beasman is back on the bandwagon.

Cover your ears, UofL Cardinal fans. He's got a string of insults for Louisville fans that may knock them all the way back to the death penalty days of yore.

ESPN sports reporter Katie George just won an EMMY for "Outstanding Sports Personality: Emerging On-Air Talent." She's without a doubt America's greatest sports reporter/interviewer/anchor.

What's new? She and her husband are parents!

Katie and Terry Meiners discuss her career path and what sort of media adventures lie ahead. 

Louisville Kings linebacker Nick Kubitz spoke with Terry Meiners on WHAS ahead of Sunday's critical clash with Dallas for a playoff opportunity.

Kubitz loves chasing down quarterbacks, running backs, and receivers in his relentless pursuit of opponents.

When he's not playing football, he's looking for a perfect hunting spot.

Louisville plays Dallas this Sunday at 4 at Lynn Family Stadium.

The UFL's Louisville Kings have pulled a Lazarus and risen from the dead. The pro football squad suffered in the opening weeks of the season but have been on a tear during the past month.

Head Coach Chris Redman joined Terry Meiners on WHAS Radio to discuss the Kings' quest to make the playoffs, roster adjustments, and local love from the fan base.

Louisville just swept the DC squad in consecutive games, now they'll try to beat Dallas a second time this Sunday at Lynn Family Stadium.

The Kings would have a chance to host a playoff game if certain circumstances are met by other teams in the league.

Celebrated Racing Louisville goalkeeper Jordyn Bloomer recently pulled off another crazy save that was selected as the NWSL SAVE OF THE WEEK. She's a total baddie: chirping and backing it up with stellar play.

Jordyn visited with WHAS Radio where Terry Meiners asked her about her lightning fast instincts, team chemistry, workout regimen, and the long haul of the regular season.

Jordyn also weighed in on the newly expanded NCAA basketball tournament, her faltering Wisconsin Badgers football team, and if Aaron Rodgers is still the Steelers' best choice for QB. 

She needs her own sports talk radio show!

WHAS Radio's Terry Meiners wonders aloud about the vague nature of bridge tolling and the eventual payoff. What are the numbers? Why do Louisville area motorists pay on an Indiana-Kentucky bridge but Cincinnatians do not pay for the bridge between Ohio and Kentucky?

Plus, we dive into mysterious Louisville hotspots that disappeared but are still the subject of fond memories.

Happy Derby week, people! Bet on something and then spend your newfound cash in our city!

Two nights of violent behavior disrupted the Kentucky Derby Festival's signature Fest-A-Ville event on the Louisville waterfront. Per usual, it's "the teens." Some spineless leaders always make excuses for criminal behavior as though it's the city's fault for not providing enough entertainment.

Now the Fest-A-Ville must operate on reduced hours so that "the teens" limit their mayhem.

The real truth is that terrible parents allow their terrible offspring to roam around the city bullying, assaulting, and attempting to murder others as though there are no laws.

Stop making excuses for criminals at any age. They know they're committing crimes. Step up and take charge of the city so that taxpayers may peacefully enjoy the community that they fund for all citizens (whether or not they're contributors or just leeches living off the rest of us).

After all that, the Beasman loves to hear about Loserville's troubles and doesn't mind amplifying them to his sad Big Blue Nation.