Firefighters from Jefferson County aid first responders in Laurel County following deadly severe weather
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Louisville police launch homicide probe after man dies in car crash investigation
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Severe weather claims 18 lives in southeast Kentucky as communities reel from destruction
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Severe weather leaves at least 23 dead, including 14 in storm-battered Kentucky
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Louisville Fire rescues four people after tree falls on home
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Severe Midwest weather, including a tornado, leaves at least 7 dead in Missouri; 14 in Kentucky
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Louisville Fire rescues four people after tree falls on home
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Gov. Beshear confirms 14 dead after tornado, severe weather rips through Kentucky
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Severe Midwest weather, including a tornado, leaves at least 7 dead in Missouri; 14 in Kentucky
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Waterfront Park repairs damages after historic flooding
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'They got money for nothing': Reaction to JCPS transportation stipend cuts mixed
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2 kids, 2 adults rescued from home after tree falls due to storms
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Power outages skyrocket in Louisville as powerful storms barrel through Kentuckiana
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First-time homeowners grapple with looming LG&E rate hike; 'It’s too much man.'
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Blackiston Mill Bridge could reopen in July
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear declares state of emergency ahead of severe weather
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Fern Creek Fire Department shares progress on expansion project
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Person found dead after Trimble County fire; KSP investigating
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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet hopes to alleviate traveler woes with Saturday branch openings
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Grand opening dates announced for first 3 Wawa stores in Indiana
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'Huge wind maker': Experts break down Kentucky severe weather threats for Friday
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Man hospitalized after shooting in Portland neighborhood
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Kentucky's Medicaid office apologizes after special needs kids 'incorrectly denied' waiver services
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JCPS Board Chair discusses superintendent candidates before they meet community at public forums
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39 days later—FEMA disaster timeline after historic Kentucky flooding draws criticism
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‘It nearly reached the ceiling’ | Inside look into Buffalo Trace distillery’s flood recovery
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New Smoketown center aims to empower youth with love and resources
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Louisville woman says police officer dragged her from car after she drove through crime scene
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Kentucky woman wins $50K prize from lottery scratch-off; 'It was meant to be!'
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Early morning passengers experience delays at Louisville airport
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Here's why flags in Kentucky are at half-staff on Thursday
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Proposed apartments in Madison, Indiana would be city's tallest building
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High school turf field construction delayed as part of JCPS $150 million budget cuts
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Missing 10-year-old girl found, LMPD confirms
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Southern High School students launch supplies drive for families in need
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24 more counties approved for individual assistance after April floods, Gov. Beshear says
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Changes coming to Mid City Mall in the Highlands, developers interested in property
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Strict cellphone ban at JCPS sparks debate; 'Parents want instant contact'
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Major Louisville food bank warns against Trump SNAP cuts
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Kentucky commission moves forward with ethics probe into Daniel Cameron
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Judge denies lowering bond for man accused of killing wife on Valentine's Day
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Child dead, multiple injured after crash in Scott County
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LMPD searching for man who robbed Louisville bank on New Cut Road
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Trial date set for southern Indiana man accused of fatally shooting his girlfriend
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UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty stepping down for 'personal reasons'
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Gravely Brewing Co. moving from beloved Baxter Avenue location
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'Walkable and safe': Urban planning company to make changes to downtown Louisville in next five years
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'Don't have a choice': JCPS board unanimously votes to slash budget by $150 million
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LMPD chief anticipates culture shift, major recruitment boost amid headquarters move
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Jefferson County Board of Education passes cell phone ban for 2025-26 school year
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JCPS celebrates record postsecondary readiness among graduates this year
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'Why did they target our kids?': 9-year-old with Down syndrome denied Medicaid waiver, Kentucky mother demands answers
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'Robbed her whole life.' | Boyfriend arrested for cold-case murder in Indiana
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'Robbed her whole life.' | Boyfriend arrested for cold-case murder in Indiana
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LMPD cancels Operation Return Home for missing Louisville man
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Kentucky democrat vying for Andy Barr's district seat
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Judge rules no cameras allowed during first trial in Crystal Rogers case
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'Get Active' | Hike, Bike and Paddle returns Memorial Day with fitness and fun
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Officials: Kentucky to create its 6th area code as 502 region runs out of new numbers
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Researchers to study benefits of newly-opened Trager Microforest in downtown Louisville
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Louisville mayor proposes funding for medical staff at 911 call center
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LMPD searches for missing Louisville man last seen on April 18
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Woman injured after shots fired from inside a vehicle in New Albany; Police investigating
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‘First come, first served’; Courtroom space will be limited for the Crystal Rogers trials
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Louisville mayor honors 3 teens who rescued man from Ohio River
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Louisville police chief defends handling of missing woman case
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Darnell 'Superchef' Ferguson accepts plea deal in assault case
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'Please delete as you receive them' | Indiana state officials warn of new scam email, text messages
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Historic Schimpff's Confectionery seeks national acclaim
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This beloved southern Indiana amusement park was just featured on Jeopardy!
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