Football and soccer results for Monday, Sept. 2.

LOUISVILLE — More than 24,000 teams from around the globe competed for the coveted 600 slots at the VEX World Championship in Louisville April 24-27. More than 46 countries were represented and Wawasee Iron Pride came home with three trophies and scored the fastest driver skills time at the world competition. 574D finished three days …read more.

INDIANAPOLIS – Lamar Jackson and No. 16 Louisville escaped an upset bid by Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night at Lucas Oil Stadium.

WEST LAFAYETTE – Purdue has added future football games with Louisville and Boston College.

LOUISVILLE — A Kentucky man who admitted to shooting dow a neighbor’s drone, had his case dismissed earlier this week. Now William H. Merideth, who calls himself the “drone slayer,” is declaring victory.

The federal government has approved a $100 million rail upgrade to a section of track between Indianapolis and Louisville, something that both CSX and the Louisville-Indiana Railroad have been anticipating for months. The joint-use agreement calls for CSX to spend up to $90 million to install longer fused rail that will allow heavier trains to …read more.