Scott County is still trying to recover from years of budget problems, and according to county leaders, a long-running fight over the sheriff's budget is a big reason why. Read moreScott County still working through financial fallout after taking out $4 million loan
Louisville basketball spent the summer producing trailers. Then nobody got to see the movie. Read moreCRAWFORD | After Louisville's Bahamas win, apologetic Kelsey agrees it should've been streamed
Kentucky's congressional delegation is asking President Donald Trump to approve a major disaster declaration after deadly storms, flooding and tornadoes caused widespread damage across the state in June. Read moreKentucky lawmakers push Trump to approve disaster aid after deadly June storms, flooding
According to the Louisville Metro Police Department, the man was in the 2100 block of Outer Loop, near Stinnett Lane and Grade Lane, around 11:45 p.m. that night when he was hit by an unknown car. Read moreCoroner identifies man killed in hit and-run-crash while riding e-bike on Outer Loop
MSD first proposed the increase in May, then waited for the required 30-day public comment period before the board could take final action. Read moreMSD board officially approves 3.9% rate increase for all Jefferson County customers
Bullitt County Public Schools are implementing weapon detection systems in all high schools for the 2026-27 school year. Read moreBullitt County schools add new security measures ahead of school year
Kentucky general manager Pat Biondo has announced he is leaving the Wildcats football program after only seven months on a job he took when following new coach Will Stein from Oregon. Biondo says it is a personal move and has asked people to respect what he called a tough decision. Kentucky athletics issued a statement saying Biondo informed officials of his decision to step down. Biondo was named general manager last December. He spent four years as the director of football recruiting strategy at Oregon, where the fifth-seeded Ducks reached the College Football Playoff last season. He also worked at Texas A&M and West Virginia. Read moreKentucky football general manager Pat Biondo steps down after 7 months with the Wildcats
United States District Court Judge David Hale said Friday that UPS "failed to show that its principal place of business is not Kentucky," therefore remanding the case back to Jefferson Circuit Court. Read moreFederal judge rules wrongful death lawsuit tied to Louisville UPS crash belongs in Kentucky court
The interstate closed June 1 between Jefferson Street and Interstate 264 as part of the I-65 Central Corridor Project to replace several aging overpass bridges along the interstate. Read moreI-65 to reopen to Louisville traffic overnight Tuesday, 3 days ahead of schedule
No television. No radio. No problem. At least not for the Louisville men's basketball team. Read moreLouisville pulls away in second half to rout Bahamas Raw Talent, 101-52, in exhibition
Scott County is still trying to recover from years of budget problems, and according to county leaders, a long-running fight over the sheriff's budget is a big reason why. Read moreScott County still working through financial fallout after taking out $4 million loan
Louisville basketball spent the summer producing trailers. Then nobody got to see the movie. Read moreCRAWFORD | After Louisville's Bahamas win, apologetic Kelsey agrees it should've been streamed
Kentucky's congressional delegation is asking President Donald Trump to approve a major disaster declaration after deadly storms, flooding and tornadoes caused widespread damage across the state in June. Read moreKentucky lawmakers push Trump to approve disaster aid after deadly June storms, flooding
According to the Louisville Metro Police Department, the man was in the 2100 block of Outer Loop, near Stinnett Lane and Grade Lane, around 11:45 p.m. that night when he was hit by an unknown car. Read moreCoroner identifies man killed in hit and-run-crash while riding e-bike on Outer Loop
MSD first proposed the increase in May, then waited for the required 30-day public comment period before the board could take final action. Read moreMSD board officially approves 3.9% rate increase for all Jefferson County customers
Bullitt County Public Schools are implementing weapon detection systems in all high schools for the 2026-27 school year. Read moreBullitt County schools add new security measures ahead of school year
Kentucky general manager Pat Biondo has announced he is leaving the Wildcats football program after only seven months on a job he took when following new coach Will Stein from Oregon. Biondo says it is a personal move and has asked people to respect what he called a tough decision. Kentucky athletics issued a statement saying Biondo informed officials of his decision to step down. Biondo was named general manager last December. He spent four years as the director of football recruiting strategy at Oregon, where the fifth-seeded Ducks reached the College Football Playoff last season. He also worked at Texas A&M and West Virginia. Read moreKentucky football general manager Pat Biondo steps down after 7 months with the Wildcats
United States District Court Judge David Hale said Friday that UPS "failed to show that its principal place of business is not Kentucky," therefore remanding the case back to Jefferson Circuit Court. Read moreFederal judge rules wrongful death lawsuit tied to Louisville UPS crash belongs in Kentucky court
The interstate closed June 1 between Jefferson Street and Interstate 264 as part of the I-65 Central Corridor Project to replace several aging overpass bridges along the interstate. Read moreI-65 to reopen to Louisville traffic overnight Tuesday, 3 days ahead of schedule
No television. No radio. No problem. At least not for the Louisville men's basketball team. Read moreLouisville pulls away in second half to rout Bahamas Raw Talent, 101-52, in exhibition
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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
Nearly half of Americans say they’d go into debt to maintain beauty routines, as consumers seek cheaper ways to save. Read moreNearly half of Americans would go into debt to maintain their beauty routines, survey finds
Governor Braun says Indiana lawmakers need to act quickly to meet the energy demand. Read moreIndiana Gov. Mike Braun pushes nuclear energy as data center power demand grows
TARC riders can learn about new routes, schedules, stops and frequent service starting Aug. 2. Read moreTARC hosts 1st of 3 open houses ahead of major route changes this weekend
Indiana's Medicare and Medicaid programs will temporarily stop enrolling new providers for dozens of services beginning Aug. 1. Read moreIndiana to temporarily block new Medicaid and Medicare providers beginning Aug. 1
With students heading back to class across Kentuckiana, community organizations, churches and businesses are hosting events, health fairs and giveaways to help you get ready for a new school year. Read moreBack to School 2026 | Giveaways, health fairs and more to get ready for a new school year
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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Back-to-school shoppers expect to spend about $611 this year — roughly $130 less than last year — according to a new NerdWallet report. Read moreFamilies plan to spend $130 less on back-to-school shopping this year, report finds
A Louisville-based piping solutions provider officially opened its new multimillion-dollar manufacturing facility in Riverport this week. Read moreLouisville-based ISCO Industries opens new $12.75 million Riverport facility
It's a common complaint heard all the time: prices for just about everything are expensive. Read moreHow some retailers inflate original prices to create fake discounts
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
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
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
