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The charges are related to an incident that took place at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School that was investigated by the Jeffersonville Police Department.
Jeffersonville Mayor Mike Moore would like to see the city hire more firefighters to meet the growing demands, and he hopes one of the city’s booming districts, River Ridge, will help out with the added cost.
Vince Tyra addresses reporters, Oct. 18, 2017University of Louisville acting athletics director Vince Tyra will be paid $100,000 per month, or $1.2 million, under a one-year contract approved by the U of L's board of trustees on Wednesday.
The trustees did not explain their decision, and the vote was not unanimous.
23-year-old Wyatt Williams is accused of firing a shot that struck and killed 7-year-old Dequante Hobbs Jr.Nearly five months after a young boy eating cake at his kitchen table was killed by a stray bullet, his family came face-to-face with the accused killer.
On Wednesday, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, flanked by top state legislators, outlined a 10-point plan he said will fix Kentucky's ailing pension system, fully funding state workers' pensions in 30 years.
St. Matthews Police say a pursuit ended badly for a woman accused of shoplifting at a Louisville sporting goods store.
"The fact that you stand to get millions of dollars has nothing to do with it?" an attorney for a retired LMPD officer asked Yates.
The museum will close, beginning on Nov. 1, so that several renovations can be completed.
A gunman opened fire at a Maryland office park on Wednesday morning, killing three co-workers and wounding two others, authorities and the business owner said. He is also believed to be involved in a later shooting about 55 miles away in Wilmington, Delaware.
Google Fiber construction crews dug a 'micro-trench' in the roads in the Strathmoor area of the Highlands in August. (WDRB photo)Google Fiber, the superfast Internet service that city officials have long craved, is now available to some homes in Portland, Newburg and the Strathmoor area of the Highlands.
The northbound lanes will close from the Watterson to Spaghetti Junction at 8:00 Friday night. They should reopen by the Monday morning commute.
More than 4,000 emails sent to West Clark parents about an upcoming referendum vote could have broken state law.
Neighbors call it a textbook example of hoarding, and after years of complaints, a new plan to clean up a Floyd County home is one step closer to a reality.
Photo courtesy WKYTKentucky's second largest city has begun moving statutes of two Confederate statues.
Churchill Downs is under construction with two major projects.
Two high school lacrosse programs faced off Tuesday night in honor of a murdered University of Louisville student.
The lawsuit claims the ex-Louisville basketball coach was not involved in “giving improper benefits to recruits or players.” It says Adidas knew that Pitino’s reputation hinged on him running a “clean, proper and strictly compliant” program.
Former St. Matthews Police Chief Norm Mayer stepped down July 30.
The cooler weather brings a financial challenge for thousands of local families.
The schools unused pool has been transformed into a new multi-purpose room -- which includes a new library and broadcast studio -- but it's not the only construction need in the district.
Mark Sawaf pictured with his fiance"No well-trained officer in the year 2016 would believe it was proper to stand over top of a prisoner who was restrained and lying on the ground and then from a distance of four to five feet away shoot said prisoner,” attorney Doug Asher wrote in the suit.
Detectives say they have no information that specifically includes or excludes him as a suspect.
Despite a more than $11 million expansion, the Scott County Jail is still plagued with problems.
The Chicago Department of Aviation has fired two security officers who were involved in an incident in which a passenger was dragged off a United Airlines flight after refusing to give up his seat.
The girls' relatives will discuss the ongoing investigation.
They not only found the letter, but they also tracked down the middle-aged mother of three who wrote the message when she was only 8 years old.
Kentucky will be the 44th state with charter schools.
The Louisville Arena Authority now waits for Wall Street analysts to evaluate the deal.
He is nominated as the year's Best R&B/Soul Male Artist.
One of the drivers had to be tazed by police.
Tricking people is a real treat for one Louisville man.
Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear met with a group of senior citizens Tuesday morning at Beargrass Christian Church in Saint Matthews to discuss ways to avoid becoming a scam victim.
Lawrence said she felt “trapped” by the experience and allowed the harassment to happen because she “didn’t want to be a whistleblower” and thought it was what she had to do to further her career in Hollywood.
Police say they found a 2-year-old inside the home -- and there was more than just drugs inside.
What happened to Rick Pitino's Hall of Fame career at Louisville? The complete story has yet to emerge but it's reasonable to wonder if pressure to compete with Kentucky was a factor.
Banks will remain behind bars to serve an 18-year prison sentence.
Wyatt Shaw's condition has doctors baffled.
WDRB photo by Eric CrawfordEric Crawford looks back at Rick Pitino's Louisville tenure, from his own recollections, and attempts to give some perspective given its scandalous end.
Residents of Scottsburg, Indiana, will not be getting the sewer rate increase they were dreading after the city council failed to pass it Monday night.
Kentucky State Police is searching for a Louisville man who escaped while being transported to jail.
Police have not released any information about any suspects.
Rick Pitino leaves Grawemeyer Hall on Wednesday following a meeting with U of L interim President Greg Postel and board of trustees chairman David GrissomThe offer, which was rejected, was to a foundation honoring Rick Pitino’s late son Daniel, the sources said.
He claims it was an accident and his life was in danger -- but not everyone is buying his story.
A suspected shoplifter in St. Matthews allegedly caused a crash on I-64 West near Cannons Lane on Monday evening.
The Metro Council Planning and Zoning Committee is expected to discuss the rezoning proposals for an affordable senior housing complex Tuesday afternoon.
The move comes less than three weeks after federal investigators tied Pitino’s program to a scheme to pay recruits.
Leaders from several state agencies were on-hand to receive the donation.
The expansion at its Bernheim Facility on West Breckinridge Street includes a new still, four new fermenters and new infrastructure.
Police in Jeffersonville were searching for 66-year-old Nyle Hepfer.
An arrest report says the suspect grabbed the victim and ordered her to come with him.
Police say the victim sustained a brain bleed and continues to suffer seizures as a result of the crash.
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More >>Google Fiber, the superfast Internet service that city officials have long craved, is now available to some homes in Portland, Newburg and the Strathmoor area of the Highlands.
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More >>The charges are related to an incident that took place at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School that was investigated by the Jeffersonville Police Department.
More >>The charges are related to an incident that took place at Thomas Jefferson Elementary School that was investigated by the Jeffersonville Police Department.
More >>The trustees did not explain their decision, and the vote was not unanimous.
More >>The trustees did not explain their decision, and the vote was not unanimous.
More >>On Wednesday, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, flanked by top state legislators, outlined a 10-point plan he said will fix Kentucky's ailing pension system, fully funding state workers' pensions in 30 years.
More >>On Wednesday, Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin, flanked by top state legislators, outlined a 10-point plan he said will fix Kentucky's ailing pension system, fully funding state workers' pensions in 30 years.
More >>More than 4,000 emails sent to West Clark parents about an upcoming referendum vote could have broken state law.
More >>More than 4,000 emails sent to West Clark parents about an upcoming referendum vote could have broken state law.
More >>St. Matthews Police say a pursuit ended badly for a woman accused of shoplifting at a Louisville sporting goods store.
More >>St. Matthews Police say a pursuit ended badly for a woman accused of shoplifting at a Louisville sporting goods store.
More >>Detectives say they have no information that specifically includes or excludes him as a suspect.
More >>Detectives say they have no information that specifically includes or excludes him as a suspect.
More >>The lawsuit claims the ex-Louisville basketball coach was not involved in “giving improper benefits to recruits or players.” It says Adidas knew that Pitino’s reputation hinged on him running a “clean, proper and strictly compliant” program.
More >>The lawsuit claims the ex-Louisville basketball coach was not involved in “giving improper benefits to recruits or players.” It says Adidas knew that Pitino’s reputation hinged on him running a “clean, proper and strictly compliant” program.
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