The state plans to bulldoze a large homeless camp near Eastern Boulevard and Hospitality Way, impacting dozens of individuals who call this place home. Read moreIndiana plans to bulldoze through area of large homeless camp in Jeffersonville
Starting next school year, Kentucky high school students with disabilities will graduate with upgraded credentials aimed at boosting their career prospects. Read moreNew Kentucky law aims to break barriers for high school graduates with disabilities
The Shively Police Department said Thursday that Delonte Hooper, 32, and Terrell Gray, 31, were arrested and charged with complicity to murder, along with multiple robbery and assault charges. Read more2 men arrested in connection with Shively liquor store shooting that left 1 dead, 3 injured
As the federal government cracks down on the organ donation provider for Kentucky, one local family said there is a change they're still fighting for. Read moreFamily of Kentucky man who woke up before organ removal surgery continues fight for donation reform
Isaac Brown was in uniform for Louisville's first practice of fall camp Thursday, but he spent much of the morning wearing boxing gloves. Read moreBrown throws punches, Brohm likes his defense and more takeaways from Louisville's 1st practice
Where does your food come from? Kentucky farmers say that's the question people are now asking as concerns and recalls grow. Read moreLouisville farmer sees increased demand for fresh produce amid cyclospora outbreak
In a statement Thursday afternoon, McConnell's office said the senator is now recovering at home from a fall at his home in June that put him in the hospital. Read moreSen. Mitch McConnell discharged from rehab, will continue physical therapy at home
The aim is to protect the environment and keep energy bills from skyrocketing. Read moreBeshear signs executive order restricting impact of data centers on Kentucky communities
Nick Houck was arrested in June and charged with multiple counts of perjury after Kentucky State Police alleged he made material false statements under oath during official proceedings connected to the Crystal Rogers investigation. Read moreNick Houck granted change of venue for upcoming trial in perjury case
Thousands of Jefferson County Public Schools students returned to classrooms Thursday as the district kicked off the 2026-27 school year with a smooth start and reminders for drivers to use caution in school zones. Read moreFirst day of school arrives as thousands of JCPS students head back to class
The state plans to bulldoze a large homeless camp near Eastern Boulevard and Hospitality Way, impacting dozens of individuals who call this place home. Read moreIndiana plans to bulldoze through area of large homeless camp in Jeffersonville
Starting next school year, Kentucky high school students with disabilities will graduate with upgraded credentials aimed at boosting their career prospects. Read moreNew Kentucky law aims to break barriers for high school graduates with disabilities
The Shively Police Department said Thursday that Delonte Hooper, 32, and Terrell Gray, 31, were arrested and charged with complicity to murder, along with multiple robbery and assault charges. Read more2 men arrested in connection with Shively liquor store shooting that left 1 dead, 3 injured
As the federal government cracks down on the organ donation provider for Kentucky, one local family said there is a change they're still fighting for. Read moreFamily of Kentucky man who woke up before organ removal surgery continues fight for donation reform
Isaac Brown was in uniform for Louisville's first practice of fall camp Thursday, but he spent much of the morning wearing boxing gloves. Read moreBrown throws punches, Brohm likes his defense and more takeaways from Louisville's 1st practice
Where does your food come from? Kentucky farmers say that's the question people are now asking as concerns and recalls grow. Read moreLouisville farmer sees increased demand for fresh produce amid cyclospora outbreak
In a statement Thursday afternoon, McConnell's office said the senator is now recovering at home from a fall at his home in June that put him in the hospital. Read moreSen. Mitch McConnell discharged from rehab, will continue physical therapy at home
The aim is to protect the environment and keep energy bills from skyrocketing. Read moreBeshear signs executive order restricting impact of data centers on Kentucky communities
Nick Houck was arrested in June and charged with multiple counts of perjury after Kentucky State Police alleged he made material false statements under oath during official proceedings connected to the Crystal Rogers investigation. Read moreNick Houck granted change of venue for upcoming trial in perjury case
Thousands of Jefferson County Public Schools students returned to classrooms Thursday as the district kicked off the 2026-27 school year with a smooth start and reminders for drivers to use caution in school zones. Read moreFirst day of school arrives as thousands of JCPS students head back to class
Lyndon Pryor said Thursday he's appalled and frustrated with new data showing racial disparities in Louisville Metro Police stops and searches. Read moreLouisville Urban League president frustrated over data showing racial disparities in LMPD searches
Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. next Friday, Aug. 14. Read morePentatonix to bring Christmas in the City Tour to Louisville
The project includes a new chapel and an expanded emergency department. Read moreBaptist Health Floyd announces $10.3M expansion project
A partial closure began Wednesday at the intersection of at the intersection of U.S. 31 and County Road 311 in Sellersburg, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation. Read morePartial closure begins at Sellersburg intersection amid US 31 reconstruction project
Kentucky ranked among the nation's leaders in reading and math improvement as graduation and readiness rates increased. Read moreKentucky ranks among top 10 states for reading, math improvement
Kentucky joins multistate lawsuit challenging federal access to TANF records and recipients' private information. Read moreKentucky joins lawsuit over Trump administration's plan to share TANF recipient data
A Louisville man accused of driving drunk and crashing into a TARC bus stop in Shively appeared in court Monday. Read moreLouisville man charged in deadly Shively bus stop crash denied bond reduction
A Louisville man charged with murdering his girlfriend and her teenage daughter in June appeared in court Monday after he was indicted last week on new charges. Read moreLouisville man accused of killing mother, teen daughter faces new sex crime charges
A teenage boy and a man were shot Saturday morning in Louisville's Russell neighborhood. Read moreTeenage boy, man hospitalized after shooting in Louisville's Russell neighborhood, LMPD says
Rolando Vasquez, 48, was arrested Wednesday. Read moreLouisville landlord accused of raping teen faces human trafficking charges
A suspect is in custody after Jeffersonville police said an overnight stabbing was followed by a hours-long barricade at a home on East 8th Street. Read moreJeffersonville police arrest barricaded suspect after overnight stabbing
There are no known suspects at this time. Read moreMan shot in Louisville's Shelby Park neighborhood, LMPD says
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Six Sisters Boutique will merge with its nearby neighbor, Paxton's Men's Clothing. Read more2 Louisville boutiques to merge this fall in NuLu
Drivers in most states are spending $10 more per week on gas than they were a year ago, according to a new NerdWallet analysis — an increase that adds up to hundreds of dollars more annually for many families. Read moreHow to spend less on gas as prices climb this summer
The campus will include 123 residences offering independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing services. Read moreTrilogy Health Services plans new $30 million senior living campus in Crestwood
Fern Creek library prepares to reopen after yearslong closure, bringing new resources and community services back to families. Read moreFern Creek library set to reopen after nearly 7 years without a branch
The New York deli-inspired sandwich shop opened in 2023 after the brand's food truck launched in 2021. Read moreSandwich shop in Louisville's Highlands neighborhood to close at the end of August
House of Marigold's new NuLu restaurant is nearing completion. Read moreHouse of Marigold's NuLu restaurant nears completion, targets September opening
WDRB's Dalton Godbey shows us the hives in the cemetery in this week's Crossroads. Read moreCrossroads | Lots of "bees" fill Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville legend Muhammad Ali's final resting place
WDRB's Dalton Godbey found in this week's episode of Crossroads that that pride is found year-round at Schnitzelbank Restaurant. Read moreCrossroads | People prepare to crowd the streets of Jasper for the town's German heritage at Strassenfest
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
