The cast and crew of the duPont Manual High School's Youth Performing Arts School production of "Ragtime" posted a video on social media Tuesday that quickly gained traction, accusing the district of pulling the plug on the show. Read moreJCPS says YPAS production of 'Ragtime' will move forward, apologizes for miscommunication
JCPS announced Thursday it is partnering with BusPatrol America to install automated stop-arm camera technology across its bus fleet. Read moreJCPS partners with BusPatrol to install stop-arm cameras across bus fleet
Some fairgoers are questioning whether AI was used in winning photography entries at the Kentucky State Fair. Read moreFairgoers accuse some winning Kentucky State Fair photography entries of using AI
Six people were arrested after Meade County deputies searched a home linked to suspected drug activity.
LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey said Thursday a report that "more than one person" was detained in southern Indiana in connection to Tuesday's bus stop shooting in the Park Duvalle neighborhood was "inaccurate." Read moreLouisville's police chief says report of people detained in bus stop shooting is 'inaccurate'
One person was hospitalized Thursday afternoon after a car crashed into a home in Louisville's Newburg neighborhood. Read more1 person hospitalized after car crashes into home in Louisville's Newburg neighborhood
L&N Federal Credit Union’s name went first on Louisville’s volleyball arena, then its football stadium. Now it is moving onto the uniforms. Read moreLouisville football, volleyball to wear L&N jersey patches in expanded sponsorship deal
As efforts continue to shield kids from gun violence, the community is desperate for solutions to a long list of problems. Read moreLouisville pastors say 'churches are the answer' to protecting kids along school commute routes
A legal fight over a fifth year of college eligibility escalated sharply Thursday, with attorneys for dozens of athletes asking a Jefferson County judge to block new Southeastern Conference restrictions and potentially hold the NCAA in contempt over the SEC's actions. Read moreSeth Trimble joins suit, attorneys ask judge to consider NCAA question over SEC rule changes
Right now, the southern Indiana school district doesn't allow some students to bring water bottles to class. It depends on which grade they're in. Read moreSouthern Indiana school district allows water bottles in class starting Sept. 1
The cast and crew of the duPont Manual High School's Youth Performing Arts School production of "Ragtime" posted a video on social media Tuesday that quickly gained traction, accusing the district of pulling the plug on the show. Read moreJCPS says YPAS production of 'Ragtime' will move forward, apologizes for miscommunication
JCPS announced Thursday it is partnering with BusPatrol America to install automated stop-arm camera technology across its bus fleet. Read moreJCPS partners with BusPatrol to install stop-arm cameras across bus fleet
Some fairgoers are questioning whether AI was used in winning photography entries at the Kentucky State Fair. Read moreFairgoers accuse some winning Kentucky State Fair photography entries of using AI
Six people were arrested after Meade County deputies searched a home linked to suspected drug activity.
LMPD Chief Paul Humphrey said Thursday a report that "more than one person" was detained in southern Indiana in connection to Tuesday's bus stop shooting in the Park Duvalle neighborhood was "inaccurate." Read moreLouisville's police chief says report of people detained in bus stop shooting is 'inaccurate'
One person was hospitalized Thursday afternoon after a car crashed into a home in Louisville's Newburg neighborhood. Read more1 person hospitalized after car crashes into home in Louisville's Newburg neighborhood
L&N Federal Credit Union’s name went first on Louisville’s volleyball arena, then its football stadium. Now it is moving onto the uniforms. Read moreLouisville football, volleyball to wear L&N jersey patches in expanded sponsorship deal
As efforts continue to shield kids from gun violence, the community is desperate for solutions to a long list of problems. Read moreLouisville pastors say 'churches are the answer' to protecting kids along school commute routes
A legal fight over a fifth year of college eligibility escalated sharply Thursday, with attorneys for dozens of athletes asking a Jefferson County judge to block new Southeastern Conference restrictions and potentially hold the NCAA in contempt over the SEC's actions. Read moreSeth Trimble joins suit, attorneys ask judge to consider NCAA question over SEC rule changes
Right now, the southern Indiana school district doesn't allow some students to bring water bottles to class. It depends on which grade they're in. Read moreSouthern Indiana school district allows water bottles in class starting Sept. 1
Kentucky has nearly 100 more school resource officers protecting public school campuses this year compared to last year, according to a new statewide school safety report. Read moreKentucky now has 937 school resource officers, up nearly 100 from last year
Kentucky State Police unveil new patrol boat to help with rescues, severe weather and large public events. Read moreKentucky State Police add new patrol boat for water emergencies
Hall Place Boulevard Connector opens, giving southeast Louisville drivers another route and helping ease neighborhood traffic congestion. Read moreNew road opens in southeast Louisville offering another route for drivers
UofL Health celebrated the celebrated the opening of the Brown Cancer Center at South Hospital on Thursday Read moreNew $25 million cancer center in Bullitt County brings treatment closer to rural Kentuckians
The board met Wednesday night to discuss the rate, which would bring in 4% more revenue. Read moreOldham County Schools to raise property tax rate for first time since 2022
A Jefferson Mall-area property with Bob's Discount Furniture sold for $10.3 million to Realty Income Corp. Read moreBob's Discount Furniture building near Jefferson Mall sells for $10.3M
Louisville Metro Police said Antonio Goldsberry, 40, has an "alleged history of dozens of thefts and fraud attempts." Read moreLouisville man arrested in string of property, theft crimes
According to Louisville Metro Police, officers responded around 2 p.m. to the 2100 block of Portland Avenue on reports of a shooting. Read more71-year-old woman arrested after 2 men shot in Louisville's Portland neighborhood
A Christian County woman is accused of punching and kicking a sheriff's deputy while being arrested for driving under the influence. Read moreChristian County woman accused of punching, kicking sheriff's deputy during DUI arrest
Three members of the same family appeared in court Monday after allegedly assaulting a man sleeping outside a Louisville store. Read more3 family members appear in court after alleged assault outside Louisville store
Michael Allen Richardson of Hardinsburg was sentenced Wednesday in Washington County, Indiana. Read moreSouthern Indiana man sentenced to 40 years in prison in 2 child molestation cases
Three Louisville teens face charges after police say they abandoned a stolen car in Barren County. Read more3 Louisville teens arrested after police find stolen car in Barren County
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A financial planning expert says preparing kids to manage their own money should start well before they receive their first debit card. Read moreHow to teach your kids money habits before their first debit card
Shelby Park's Shahar Café adds beef and chicken as rising costs and declining vegan demand pressure business. Read moreLouisville vegan restaurant adds meat to menu amid changing customer demand
Brough Brothers is releasing two new bourbons honoring the Belle of Louisville, with proceeds supporting the steamboat. Read moreBrough Brothers releases 2 bourbons honoring Belle of Louisville
Across America, big-time college athletics is a $12 billion industry, in most cases, living beyond its means. Read moreBillion Dollar Blitz: College sports’ big business is bankrolled by taxpayers and students
New monthly Highlands Hop event will offer specials at Bardstown Road businesses and encourage visitors to explore the neighborhood. Read moreLouisville businesses launch monthly ‘Highlands Hop’ to bring back foot traffic
Sazerac announced Friday it bought Garrard County Distilling Co. in Lancaster, about five months after the company was first linked to the property in court records. Read moreLouisville-based Sazerac acquires Kentucky distillery for $20 million after bankruptcy case
WDRB's Dalton Godbey shows us some swine in this week's clip of Crossroads. Read moreCrossroads | From rides to food to agriculture and livestock, the Kentucky State Fair is a true showcase of the commonwealth
Dalton Godbey shows us how one family has perfected the craft in this week's episode of Crossroads. Read moreCrossroads | The growing art of glass blowing finds its way to Corydon
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
