At the beginning of the season, if you had Kentucky becoming the SEC’s most tough-minded, elbows-out, defense-first outfit, where were you? Read moreCRAWFORD | Grit happens: Kentucky bullies Tennessee for comeback win in Rupp, 74-71
Tenants at KO Storage in Louisville are experiencing constant break-ins, and some feel that the company isn't working to resolve the issue. Read moreTenants at Louisville storage facility out thousands of dollars after recent break-ins
Then, Louisville found its defensive keys just in time. Read moreCRAWFORD | Fru flawless, defense delivers late as Louisville edges Wake, 88-80
JCPS to reveal roughly 300 central-office job cuts as board scrutinizes budget, staffing clarity Tuesday.
 Read moreJCPS still hasn’t identified the 300 central-office job cuts, details expected Tuesday
An 18-year-old is facing aggravated battery charges after an altercation at a Jeffersonville bar last month. Read more18-year-old charged with aggravated battery after January shooting at Jeffersonville bar
The money to cover the cost of the security systems is already allocated in the current school budget, but the district wants parental input. Read moreBullitt County Public Schools survey parents on AI weapon detectors
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office said several people have come forward saying they were victims of rental scams. Read moreJefferson County Sheriff's Office warns of scam targeting renters
His arrest marks the third in 20-year-old Milton Ritchie's murder. Read more3rd arrest made in December 'revenge' murder in southwest Louisville
The wine giant said it plans to add a prominent Kentucky bourbon brand to its portfolio in a deal to purchase Four Roses Distillery from Japanese-based Kirin. Read moreKentucky bourbon brand Four Roses sold to wine giant Gallo for an estimated $775 million
Protests and walkouts at schools have been held for weeks since two different people were shot by federal agents in Minneapolis. Read moreStudents throughout Kentuckiana walk out to protest ICE actions in Minnesota
At the beginning of the season, if you had Kentucky becoming the SEC’s most tough-minded, elbows-out, defense-first outfit, where were you? Read moreCRAWFORD | Grit happens: Kentucky bullies Tennessee for comeback win in Rupp, 74-71
Tenants at KO Storage in Louisville are experiencing constant break-ins, and some feel that the company isn't working to resolve the issue. Read moreTenants at Louisville storage facility out thousands of dollars after recent break-ins
Then, Louisville found its defensive keys just in time. Read moreCRAWFORD | Fru flawless, defense delivers late as Louisville edges Wake, 88-80
JCPS to reveal roughly 300 central-office job cuts as board scrutinizes budget, staffing clarity Tuesday.
 Read moreJCPS still hasn’t identified the 300 central-office job cuts, details expected Tuesday
An 18-year-old is facing aggravated battery charges after an altercation at a Jeffersonville bar last month. Read more18-year-old charged with aggravated battery after January shooting at Jeffersonville bar
The money to cover the cost of the security systems is already allocated in the current school budget, but the district wants parental input. Read moreBullitt County Public Schools survey parents on AI weapon detectors
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office said several people have come forward saying they were victims of rental scams. Read moreJefferson County Sheriff's Office warns of scam targeting renters
His arrest marks the third in 20-year-old Milton Ritchie's murder. Read more3rd arrest made in December 'revenge' murder in southwest Louisville
The wine giant said it plans to add a prominent Kentucky bourbon brand to its portfolio in a deal to purchase Four Roses Distillery from Japanese-based Kirin. Read moreKentucky bourbon brand Four Roses sold to wine giant Gallo for an estimated $775 million
Protests and walkouts at schools have been held for weeks since two different people were shot by federal agents in Minneapolis. Read moreStudents throughout Kentuckiana walk out to protest ICE actions in Minnesota
February is Black History Month, and there are many ways to celebrate and learn more about Black history in Kentucky and southern Indiana. Read moreBlack History Month 2026 events for the Louisville, southern Indiana area
For many teens, it's never to early to start thinking about life after high school and what is next. Read moreLouisville teens explore college, career opportunities at annual fair
Former Jeffersonville Police Chief Tim Deeringer filed for candidacy, according to a news release from his campaign. Read moreFormer Jeffersonville police chief enters Clark County sheriff's race as Democrat
Kentucky Black Legislative Caucus hosts Capitol panels examining historic and modern policies impacting Black Kentuckians. Read moreBlack History panels at capitol to explore past, present policies in Kentucky
Veteran Jeffersonville police Capt. Kenny Kavanaugh announces run for Clark County sheriff in Republican primary. Read moreVeteran Jeffersonville police captain enters Clark County sheriff’s race
A Kentucky woman wins Tesla’s rare free Supercharging for life after visiting more than 400 locations. Read moreKentucky woman wins Tesla contest, earns free Supercharging for life
A woman was arrested early Saturday morning for allegedly shooting a person in the arm in downtown Louisville. Read moreWoman charged with shooting a person in downtown Louisville, police say
Troopers were patrolling State Road 64 near Birdseye, in Jasper, just after 11 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 4, when they saw a vehicle stuck in the snow on a side county road. Read more2 arrested for dealing meth in southern Indiana after troopers stop to help free car from snow
An 18-year-old Louisville man was in court Friday morning facing charges in a non-fatal shooting. Read more18-year-old arrested at Louisville high school, charged in New Year's Day shooting
Joel Hammack, 47, of Crosville, Tennessee, was found to have been under the influence of drugs and alcohol when he crashed his truck into a family's car at a high rate of speed in Adair County on Dec. 28, 2024. Read moreTennessee man convicted of murder in DUI crash that killed Kentucky 7-year-old
Louisville police arrest 18-year-old Dereon Spencer in connection with Jan. 1 non-fatal shooting. Read moreLouisville teen arrested in connection with New Year’s Day shooting
Southern Indiana man Jacob Hayes arrested on 19 child molestation and sexual misconduct charges; held without bond. Read moreSouthern Indiana man arrested on 19 child molestation charges
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The pipeline, LG&E said, creates an additional path for natural gas to get to Bullitt County. Read moreLG&E completing final steps to make new Bullitt County pipeline operational
Meta, located at 425 W. Chestnut St., is one of downtown Louisville's longest-running craft cocktail bars. Read more'A true adventure' | Downtown Louisville bar to close after 12 years
Yum Brands plans to close 250 underperforming U.S. Pizza Hut locations in 2026 during a strategic review. Read moreYum! Brands to close 250 Pizza Hut locations across US in 2026
The venue's managing partner said the goal is to showcase both emerging local talent and established acts in a variety of genres. Read moreNew bar, music venue Gig Louisville to open by March near Paristown Pointe
A southern Indiana restaurant that has only been open for five months is now temporarily closed. Read moreClarksville restaurant closes temporarily due to plumbing issue 5 months after opening
The Old Louisville Coffee Co-op announced Monday it would be closing after nearly four years in business. Read more'With a deeply heavy heart' | Worker-owned Old Louisville Coffee Co-op to close this spring
The snowy weather is a perfect time to hit the slopes. Read moreCrossroads | A look back at Dalton Godbey visiting Paoli Peaks in 2024 for snowboarding
On the next episode of Crossroads, WDRB's Dalton Godbey gives us a taste of the foods that make the Bluegrass famous. Read moreCrossroads | Kentucky is known around the country for many unique, flavor-filled dishes
A $20 million payout and a violent felon roaming the streets aren't just "darn the luck" moments. Read morePoint of View | Leadership problems at Louisville Metro Corrections: VIEWER RESPONSE
