The offensive woes continued Saturday for the Louisville Kings in a second consecutive loss. Read moreLouisville Kings offense struggles again in 19-9 loss to Orlando Storm
Mike Battaglia, who set the morning-line odds for every Kentucky Derby since 1974, is retiring ahead of next month's 152nd edition. Read moreA Kentucky Derby fixture steps away: Mike Battaglia retires as oddsmaker
A mother is speaking out following her son's death after he was found unconscious in a backyard in the Pleasure Ridge Park neighborhood nearly three weeks ago. Read moreMother demands answers after son dies from severe injuries in Louisville backyard incident
It's less than a month away from Derby, and the celebrations have already started leading up to the two most exciting minutes in sports. Read more5th annual Kentucky Derby Festival block party showcases minority-owned businesses
Thousands of people lined Frankfort Avenue Saturday for the 32nd annual Frankfort Avenue Easter Parade. Read more32nd annual Easter parade hops down Frankfort Avenue in Louisville
The video shows two officers responding to a 911 call from the cousin of 28-year-old Katelyn Hall, who'd locked herself in the bathroom and was harming herself. Read moreLouisville police release 'heartbreaking' body camera video showing officers kill suicidal woman
College sports compliance, federal research grants and defense contracts don't have an obvious connection. An executive order signed Friday by President Donald Trump is meant to create one. Read moreCRAWFORD | What Trump's executive order on college sports actually does
No injuries were reported, but three adults, one child and three dogs were displaced. Read more4 people displaced after fire spreads to neighboring home in Parkland neighorhood
Most businesses have reopened, but the path to recovery is still visible across Jeffersontown one year after a devastating tornado. Read more1 year later: Jeffersontown businesses survive, rebuild after tornado
State legislators passed two bills to protect children in the Commonwealth. Read moreKentucky lawmakers pass two new bills to prevent child sexual misconduct
The offensive woes continued Saturday for the Louisville Kings in a second consecutive loss. Read moreLouisville Kings offense struggles again in 19-9 loss to Orlando Storm
Mike Battaglia, who set the morning-line odds for every Kentucky Derby since 1974, is retiring ahead of next month's 152nd edition. Read moreA Kentucky Derby fixture steps away: Mike Battaglia retires as oddsmaker
A mother is speaking out following her son's death after he was found unconscious in a backyard in the Pleasure Ridge Park neighborhood nearly three weeks ago. Read moreMother demands answers after son dies from severe injuries in Louisville backyard incident
It's less than a month away from Derby, and the celebrations have already started leading up to the two most exciting minutes in sports. Read more5th annual Kentucky Derby Festival block party showcases minority-owned businesses
Thousands of people lined Frankfort Avenue Saturday for the 32nd annual Frankfort Avenue Easter Parade. Read more32nd annual Easter parade hops down Frankfort Avenue in Louisville
The video shows two officers responding to a 911 call from the cousin of 28-year-old Katelyn Hall, who'd locked herself in the bathroom and was harming herself. Read moreLouisville police release 'heartbreaking' body camera video showing officers kill suicidal woman
College sports compliance, federal research grants and defense contracts don't have an obvious connection. An executive order signed Friday by President Donald Trump is meant to create one. Read moreCRAWFORD | What Trump's executive order on college sports actually does
No injuries were reported, but three adults, one child and three dogs were displaced. Read more4 people displaced after fire spreads to neighboring home in Parkland neighorhood
Most businesses have reopened, but the path to recovery is still visible across Jeffersontown one year after a devastating tornado. Read more1 year later: Jeffersontown businesses survive, rebuild after tornado
State legislators passed two bills to protect children in the Commonwealth. Read moreKentucky lawmakers pass two new bills to prevent child sexual misconduct
His family hasn’t been able to contact him and fears for his safety. Read moreLouisville police searching for missing 25-year-old man last seen in Russell neighborhood
More Indiana children now have access to a free book per month, but questions remain about how long the program can be sustained. Read moreDolly Parton’s Imagination Library now statewide in Indiana as funding concerns remain
Kentucky officials warn unauthorized highway signs will be removed due to safety risks and visibility concerns. Read moreKentucky warns unauthorized highway signs will be removed
Kentucky Democrats criticize Republicans after photos allegedly show bingo-style game during House legislative session. Read moreKentucky Democrats criticize Republicans over alleged bingo game in House
Gov. Andy Beshear vetoed a bill that would lower the age to carry a concealed weapon. Read moreGov. Andy Beshear vetoes Kentucky bill lowering concealed carry age to 18
Here are a selection of events, markets, concerts and more happening this weekend. Read more5 things to do in the Louisville area the weekend of April 3-5
A teenage boy was shot Friday night in Louisville's Taylor Berry neighborhood. Read more16-year-old shot in Taylor Berry neighborhood, Louisville police say
Two Louisville residents are facing federal charges after investigators said they stole hundreds of pounds of explosives from a construction site. Read more2 Louisville residents charged after allegedly stealing hundreds of pounds of explosives
Two juveniles were arrested after police say they were showing a gun to others, leading to a short chase in south Louisville. Read more2 juveniles taken into custody after reported gun incident near Bellevue Avenue
Police say a second suspect is now in custody after a woman was shot multiple times in Louisville’s Shawnee neighborhood earlier this month.    Read more2nd suspect arrested in March shooting in Louisville’s Shawnee neighborhood
Officers were called March 26 to the 1500 block of South 30th Street just before 5:30 p.m. on a reported shooting. Read more19-year-old Louisville man arrested in connection with Park DuValle shooting, police say
Louisville Metro Police officials were called to East Bloom and Floyd streets around 12:30 a.m. to find a 24-year-old man with multiple gunshot wounds. Read moreMan hospitalized after early morning shooting near UofL campus
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It is unclear when work on the new Publix will begin or when the grocer hopes to open its doors. Read morePublix buys Prospect shopping center for $20M, plans new Louisville location
Indi's Chicken is set to open this spring at 3505 Grant Line Road, a space formerly home to a Skyline Chili. Read moreIndi’s Chicken to open 1st New Albany location this spring
Goodwood Brewing closed two Louisville taprooms amid lawsuits, financial strain and possible ownership changes. Read moreGoodwood Brewing closes two Louisville taprooms amid lawsuits, ownership talks
Speakeasy The 1933 Society opens May 5 on Whiskey Row beneath Hotel Distil. Read moreHidden speakeasy ‘The 1933 Society’ to open on Whiskey Row May 5
Louisville restaurateur behind La Chasse and Champagnery files for bankruptcy following sudden restaurant closures. Read moreLouisville restaurant owner files for bankruptcy months after closures
The sidewalks will be expanded, more trees and landscaping will be added, and new curb extensions will create seating areas. Read moreLouMed corridor upgrades aim to improve safety, walkability near downtown Louisville hospitals
In the newest episode of Crossroads, WDRB's Dalton Godbey finds that bourbon is at the heart of communities across the Bluegrass. Read moreCrossroads | Dalton Godbey gets a taste of history with the Master Distiller at Four Roses
In the newest episode of Crossroads, WDRB's Dalton Godbey finds out why Red River Gorge has become a top destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Read moreCrossroads | Dalton Godbey explores a cave in Red River Gorge
Spring rejuvenates Louisville, bringing fresh landscaping and the excitement of the Kentucky Derby. Yet, beneath the pageantry lies a harrowing reality: This season marks a peak for human trafficking. Read morePoint of View | It’s peak season for the horrors of sex trafficking
