The value of Louisville's trip to the Bahamas didn't disappear Saturday. But it did narrow. Read moreCRAWFORD | Louisville still sees value in Bahamas trip. The broadcast didn't make the cut.
A man and a woman were found dead Saturday morning in Louisville's Prestonia neighborhood after an apparent murder-suicide. Read more2 people found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Louisville’s Prestonia neighborhood
As Indiana's gas tax holiday winds down, Gov. Mike Braun discussed how the state is reimbursing local governments. Read moreGov. Braun explains Indiana's gas tax reimbursement plan as holiday nears end
JCPS released updated facility rankings that could help shape future decisions on schools, buildings and district resources.
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Read moreJCPS used its facility index to guide past school closures. Here's what this year's list shows
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said he expects more discussion about property taxes, even after lawmakers approved $1.2 billion in tax cuts earlier this year. Read moreGov. Braun says Indiana property tax discussion isn't over
Scottsburg Fire Camp teaches kids fire safety skills, emergency response and inspires future firefighters through hands-on activities.
Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit asking Kentucky to provide unredacted voter registration records
A federal judge dismissed a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit Thursday, ruling Kentucky does not have to release its unredacted voter registration records. Read moreFederal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit asking Kentucky to provide unredacted voter registration records
The Indiana Department of Transportation began work on the U.S. 31 project in February. Read moreSellersburg schools, businesses still dealing with US 31 road construction ahead of school year
Salat Aweys and Marcel Williams were indicted earlier this month and each face up to 10 years in prison for theft by unlawful taking. Read moreRecords show 2 former Louisville police officers accused of 'double-dipping' stole more than $40K
Most notably, the city said it would require any large-scale data center to be built at least 500 feet away from "sensitive uses," including existing homes, hospitals, nursing homes, childcare centers and schools. Read moreLouisville proposes stricter regulations on data centers after public feedback
The value of Louisville's trip to the Bahamas didn't disappear Saturday. But it did narrow. Read moreCRAWFORD | Louisville still sees value in Bahamas trip. The broadcast didn't make the cut.
A man and a woman were found dead Saturday morning in Louisville's Prestonia neighborhood after an apparent murder-suicide. Read more2 people found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Louisville’s Prestonia neighborhood
As Indiana's gas tax holiday winds down, Gov. Mike Braun discussed how the state is reimbursing local governments. Read moreGov. Braun explains Indiana's gas tax reimbursement plan as holiday nears end
JCPS released updated facility rankings that could help shape future decisions on schools, buildings and district resources.
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Read moreJCPS used its facility index to guide past school closures. Here's what this year's list shows
Indiana Gov. Mike Braun said he expects more discussion about property taxes, even after lawmakers approved $1.2 billion in tax cuts earlier this year. Read moreGov. Braun says Indiana property tax discussion isn't over
Scottsburg Fire Camp teaches kids fire safety skills, emergency response and inspires future firefighters through hands-on activities.
Federal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit asking Kentucky to provide unredacted voter registration records
A federal judge dismissed a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit Thursday, ruling Kentucky does not have to release its unredacted voter registration records. Read moreFederal judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit asking Kentucky to provide unredacted voter registration records
The Indiana Department of Transportation began work on the U.S. 31 project in February. Read moreSellersburg schools, businesses still dealing with US 31 road construction ahead of school year
Salat Aweys and Marcel Williams were indicted earlier this month and each face up to 10 years in prison for theft by unlawful taking. Read moreRecords show 2 former Louisville police officers accused of 'double-dipping' stole more than $40K
Most notably, the city said it would require any large-scale data center to be built at least 500 feet away from "sensitive uses," including existing homes, hospitals, nursing homes, childcare centers and schools. Read moreLouisville proposes stricter regulations on data centers after public feedback
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From day camps to week-long adventures, WDRB has your guide to summer fun. Read moreKentuckiana 2026 kids' summer activities guide
One adult and a cat has been displaced after a house fire in Louisville's Shawnee neighborhood. Read moreAdult, cat displaced after fire breaks in Lousville's Shawnee neighborhood, LFD says
Addyson Strange was last seen Friday at 8:30 p.m. in McCordsville, Indiana. Read moreIndiana State Police issue a Silver Alert for missing 14-year-old girl last seen in McCordsville
Some Indiana consumers could get money back as part of a settlement with a generic drug company accused of raising prices. Read moreSome Indiana consumers may qualify for money in generic drug settlement
Kentucky unemployment rates increased in 116 counties, with Louisville reaching 5.2% and Martin County highest statewide. Read moreUnemployment rises in nearly every Kentucky county as Louisville rate tops national average
The remains of a Kentucky soldier killed during World War II are finally back home more than 80 years after he died in combat. Read moreRemains of Kentucky soldier killed in World War II return home after 82 years
There are no known suspects at this time. Read moreMan shot in Louisville's Shelby Park neighborhood, LMPD says
LMPD said his injuries appear to be non-life-threatening. Read moreMan shot in Louisville's Russell neighborhood, LMPD says
Seven years after a Louisville woman was murdered, her family gathered for a memorial walk Wednesday night to raise awareness for domestic violence. Read moreFamily honors Louisville woman murdered 7 years ago with memorial walk
A Louisville man faces 75 years in federal prison after being sentenced Tuesday on nine child exploitation convictions. Read moreLouisville man sentenced to 75 years in federal prison for child exploitation crimes
Crestwood nurse sentenced to federal prison for stealing pain medication from seriously ill patients
Crestwood nurse sentenced after stealing pain medication from seriously ill patients, leaving them with diluted medication. Read moreCrestwood nurse sentenced to federal prison for stealing pain medication from seriously ill patients
A 23-year-old man was arrested in connection with a shooting Monday morning in Pleasure Ridge Park. Read moreMan arrested in connection with shooting in PRP, Louisville police say
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C-S PowerTech opens Jeffersonville solar cell factory, creating 1,200 jobs and expanding clean energy manufacturing. Read moreNew solar factory opens, expanding clean energy manufacturing in Jeffersonville
Financial scams targeting older adults are evolving, and researchers say the combination of traditional fraud tactics and new technology — including AI-generated voice calls — is making them harder to detect. Read moreAI voice calls and fixed incomes put older adults at risk for financial scams, researchers say
The church sits on one acre on East Montgomery Avenue, near the former Colgate-Palmolive plant. Read moreSouthern Indiana church hits the market for $1.5M as congregation plans relocation
As students head to college, a personal finance expert says knowing how to handle money early can prevent significant debt down the road. Read moreFrom work study to meal plans, here’s how college students can avoid debt
Beshear toured the facility to see its manufacturing operations and meet with employees. Read moreGov. Beshear tours Louisville manufacturer for company's 40th anniversary
Quantum Ink reopens its Louisville facility nearly a year after the deadly UPS plane crash forced relocation.  Read moreQuantum Ink reopens with new facility after deadly UPS plane crash
WDRB's Dalton Godbey takes us to Kart Kountry in this week's episode of Crossroads. Read moreCrossroads | Take a spin on the largest go-kart track in the world in Bullitt County
In this week’s Crossroads, Dalton Godbey shows us the way things used to be at Conner Prairie in Hamilton County, Indiana. Read moreCrossroads | Dalton Godbey experiences a different way of life just outside Indianapolis
This week, you can see a unique type of boat, racing more than 200 miles an hour in Madison, Indiana. Read moreCrossroads | Dalton Godbey cures his need for speed with the Madison Regatta
