Louisville history groups receive $750,000 grant to transform Revolutionary War artifacts into digital experiences.
 Read moreLouisville history groups get $750K grant to bring Revolutionary War artifacts to 3D life
Ronald Winter, 24, was arrested Tuesday on first-degree assault charges in the June 11 shooting at the restaurant in Okolona. Read moreSuspect in Louisville Texas Roadhouse shooting back in jail on upgraded charges
Superintendent officials said the delay is tied to the remaining work at the new Adair County Middle School.Â
Chief Thomas Brummer was placed on paid leave effective immediately after a July 21 city meeting, according to the meeting minutes. Read moreSimpsonville police chief suspended amid investigation into allegations of harassment, misconduct
During a visit to the University of Kentucky on Wednesday, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the decertification of Network for Hope. Read moreRobert F. Kennedy Jr. announces decertification of organ donation provider for Kentucky, Indiana
The Preakness Stakes is moving to three weeks and a day after the Kentucky Derby to be run on a Sunday for the first time. No Triple Crown race has ever been run on a Sunday in the history of the series. The shift marks a major change on the horse racing calendar after three-quarters of a century of the Preakness taking place two weeks to the day after the Derby is run on the first Saturday in May, with the lone exception of 2020 because of the pandemic. For at least one year, it will mean just a 13-day gap between the Preakness and Belmont Stakes. Read morePreakness shifting back to three weeks and a day after the Kentucky Derby, to be run on a Sunday
Gov. Mike Braun declared an energy emergency, reinstating his suspension of the state's gas usage tax and gas excise tax through Sept. 5. Read moreGov. Braun extends Indiana's gas tax holiday by declaring new 'energy emergency'
On Monday, the Louisville Metro Office of Inspector General called for immediate action after internal records obtained by WDRB showed Metro Police officers searched Black drivers more than twice as often as white drivers last year and were less likely to find anything illegal when they did. Read moreLouisville's police chief responds to call for action over data showing racial disparities in searches
57th Annual Street Rod Nationals rolls into Louisville with more than 10,000 classic cars on display
To launch the festivities on Wednesday, dozens of classic cars made the trek from the Expo Center to Fourth Street Live! under police escort. Read more57th Annual Street Rod Nationals rolls into Louisville with more than 10,000 classic cars on display
Louisville officials say the city recorded its fewest July homicides since 2014 and continues to see year-over-year declines in gun violence through the Safe Louisville initiative. Read moreLouisville sees fewest July homicides since 2014, mayor says
Louisville history groups receive $750,000 grant to transform Revolutionary War artifacts into digital experiences.
 Read moreLouisville history groups get $750K grant to bring Revolutionary War artifacts to 3D life
Ronald Winter, 24, was arrested Tuesday on first-degree assault charges in the June 11 shooting at the restaurant in Okolona. Read moreSuspect in Louisville Texas Roadhouse shooting back in jail on upgraded charges
Superintendent officials said the delay is tied to the remaining work at the new Adair County Middle School.Â
Chief Thomas Brummer was placed on paid leave effective immediately after a July 21 city meeting, according to the meeting minutes. Read moreSimpsonville police chief suspended amid investigation into allegations of harassment, misconduct
During a visit to the University of Kentucky on Wednesday, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the decertification of Network for Hope. Read moreRobert F. Kennedy Jr. announces decertification of organ donation provider for Kentucky, Indiana
The Preakness Stakes is moving to three weeks and a day after the Kentucky Derby to be run on a Sunday for the first time. No Triple Crown race has ever been run on a Sunday in the history of the series. The shift marks a major change on the horse racing calendar after three-quarters of a century of the Preakness taking place two weeks to the day after the Derby is run on the first Saturday in May, with the lone exception of 2020 because of the pandemic. For at least one year, it will mean just a 13-day gap between the Preakness and Belmont Stakes. Read morePreakness shifting back to three weeks and a day after the Kentucky Derby, to be run on a Sunday
Gov. Mike Braun declared an energy emergency, reinstating his suspension of the state's gas usage tax and gas excise tax through Sept. 5. Read moreGov. Braun extends Indiana's gas tax holiday by declaring new 'energy emergency'
On Monday, the Louisville Metro Office of Inspector General called for immediate action after internal records obtained by WDRB showed Metro Police officers searched Black drivers more than twice as often as white drivers last year and were less likely to find anything illegal when they did. Read moreLouisville's police chief responds to call for action over data showing racial disparities in searches
57th Annual Street Rod Nationals rolls into Louisville with more than 10,000 classic cars on display
To launch the festivities on Wednesday, dozens of classic cars made the trek from the Expo Center to Fourth Street Live! under police escort. Read more57th Annual Street Rod Nationals rolls into Louisville with more than 10,000 classic cars on display
Louisville officials say the city recorded its fewest July homicides since 2014 and continues to see year-over-year declines in gun violence through the Safe Louisville initiative. Read moreLouisville sees fewest July homicides since 2014, mayor says
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 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
Kentucky father Dean Tipton pushes sentencing changes after son's death as man convicted in attack is released. Read moreKentucky father pushes for tougher sentencing after son's killer released from prison
The Phi Kappa Psi chapter remains suspended, according to Indiana University. The criminal case remains pending. Read moreIndiana University hazing case leads to charges against 7 fraternity members
A man is expected to survive after being hit by an SUV on the I-65 North exit ramp to Brook Street early Tuesday morning, and Louisville Metro Police are investigating the crash. Read moreMan hit by SUV on I-65 exit ramp to Brook Street, police say
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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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
 A new type of tax-advantaged investment account for children is now available through the U.S. Treasury. Called Trump Accounts, the program launched July 4 and provides eligible children with a $1,000 initial deposit to start investing. Read moreHow Trump Accounts work and who qualifies for the $1,000 federal deposit
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
