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
Some stores have back to school supplies starting at 25 cents. Read moreClass is almost in session. Here's where to get some of the best back-to-school deals.
On July 5, 1972, Joyce "Mable" Bridges was found unresponsive by her husband in their home on Bent Oak Circle, off Chamberlain Lane. Read moreLouisville police 'actively' investigating more than 50-year-old cold case homicide
A new affordable housing development is now under construction in west Louisville on the Goodwill Opportunity Campus. Read moreNew affordable housing units in west Louisville will range from $695 to $1,300 per month
The Jeffersonville Fire Department said it responded just after 4 a.m. Friday to the building in the 6000 block of Gheens Mill Road on a reported fire. Read moreCrews battle morning fire at Jeffersonville industrial building after call from 'vigilant citizen'
Pope isn't disputing their value. He's trying to teach them something else. Read moreCRAWFORD | Before Kentucky players could wear the jersey, Mark Pope made them earn it
The Dainty Contest started in 1971 when George Hauck, Charlie Vettiner and others gathered at the corner of Goss and Hoertz Avenue to play the German street game. Read more56th Annual Dainty Festival kicks off this weekend in Louisville's Schnitzelburg neighborhood
The U.S. has surpassed 2025’s record for measles cases, with five months left in 2026. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday it has logged more than 2,300 cases of measles as of Thursday. Major outbreaks in South Carolina, Utah, and Arizona have contributed to the rise. Experts say the actual spread might be greater due to underreporting and declining vaccination rates. For example, experts relying on mathematical modeling and genetic analyses believe a large outbreak on the Utah-Arizona border could be around three to four times bigger than the official count. Read moreThere are already more US measles cases this year than in all of 2025
Pemmon Person, 47, of Jeffersonville, was arrested Thursday in Louisville. Read moreIndiana man accused of uploading 1,000 photos, videos of child porn ranging from 'babies to teens'
Allergy medication sold nationwide recalled for potentially life-threatening mix-up with wrong pills
Unique Pharmaceutical Laboratories is recalling cetirizine hydrochloride tablets, an antihistamine commonly sold as a generic version of Zyrtec. Read moreAllergy medication sold nationwide recalled for potentially life-threatening mix-up with wrong pills
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
Some stores have back to school supplies starting at 25 cents. Read moreClass is almost in session. Here's where to get some of the best back-to-school deals.
On July 5, 1972, Joyce "Mable" Bridges was found unresponsive by her husband in their home on Bent Oak Circle, off Chamberlain Lane. Read moreLouisville police 'actively' investigating more than 50-year-old cold case homicide
A new affordable housing development is now under construction in west Louisville on the Goodwill Opportunity Campus. Read moreNew affordable housing units in west Louisville will range from $695 to $1,300 per month
The Jeffersonville Fire Department said it responded just after 4 a.m. Friday to the building in the 6000 block of Gheens Mill Road on a reported fire. Read moreCrews battle morning fire at Jeffersonville industrial building after call from 'vigilant citizen'
Pope isn't disputing their value. He's trying to teach them something else. Read moreCRAWFORD | Before Kentucky players could wear the jersey, Mark Pope made them earn it
The Dainty Contest started in 1971 when George Hauck, Charlie Vettiner and others gathered at the corner of Goss and Hoertz Avenue to play the German street game. Read more56th Annual Dainty Festival kicks off this weekend in Louisville's Schnitzelburg neighborhood
The U.S. has surpassed 2025’s record for measles cases, with five months left in 2026. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday it has logged more than 2,300 cases of measles as of Thursday. Major outbreaks in South Carolina, Utah, and Arizona have contributed to the rise. Experts say the actual spread might be greater due to underreporting and declining vaccination rates. For example, experts relying on mathematical modeling and genetic analyses believe a large outbreak on the Utah-Arizona border could be around three to four times bigger than the official count. Read moreThere are already more US measles cases this year than in all of 2025
Pemmon Person, 47, of Jeffersonville, was arrested Thursday in Louisville. Read moreIndiana man accused of uploading 1,000 photos, videos of child porn ranging from 'babies to teens'
Allergy medication sold nationwide recalled for potentially life-threatening mix-up with wrong pills
Unique Pharmaceutical Laboratories is recalling cetirizine hydrochloride tablets, an antihistamine commonly sold as a generic version of Zyrtec. Read moreAllergy medication sold nationwide recalled for potentially life-threatening mix-up with wrong pills
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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
Police said Hope York is autistic and has "notable intellectual deficits."Â Read moreLouisville police issue Golden Alert for missing 25-year-old woman last seen in PRP
 A Shepherdsville woman who won $65,000 on the Kentucky Lottery app said she is going to use the money to finally buy her late grandmother's home. Read moreShepherdsville woman plans to buy late grandmother's home after $65K Kentucky Lottery win
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 July 24-26
Ivy Tech Sellersburg opens Ivy Market, giving students access to free groceries through a new campus food pantry. Read moreIvy Tech Sellersburg opens on-campus food pantry to support students
Louisville toddler goes home after 492 days at Norton Children’s Hospital following lifesaving heart transplant and recovery. Read moreLouisville toddler finally heads home after lifesaving heart transplant
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
A Louisville man accused of hitting and killing an e-bike rider appeared in court facing manslaughter charges. Read moreLouisville man pleads not guilty in deadly Okolona crash that killed e-bike rider
A man who won $167 million in Kentucky Powerball was indicted after allegedly leaving the scene of a 2025 crash. Read moreKentucky Powerball winner indicted after allegedly leaving the scene of 2025 crash
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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
Louisville's Moonshine University will close after training thousands of distillers and helping launch hundreds of distilleries. Read moreLouisville's Moonshine University to close after helping launch hundreds of distilleries
Goodwill of Kentucky opens West Louisville skills lab to expand career training and workforce development programs. Read moreGoodwill of Kentucky opens new skills lab to expand career training
Nike closed its Oxmoor Center store after three years, leaving Simpsonville as its only Louisville-area location. Read moreNike closes Oxmoor Center store after 3 years
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
