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Kendra Wilson is charged with the attempted murder of one of the three people later accused in the death of her son.
The city's aim is to reduce overtime.
That's before the group's fundraising concert Wednesday night at the Yum Center.
The worker went to University Hospital in serious condition.
The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission has decided to continue debate on the use of an anti-bleeding drug on race days.
Suspended jockey Robby Albarado has lost his initial bid to resume his riding career since his arrest on an assault charge.
The Hoosier Lottery is looking for private companies that might be interested in taking over some of the lottery's operations.
A new grocery store is opening in the Park DuValle neighborhood.
David Williams says he had no idea there were problems brewing when he asked Richie Farmer to be his running mate.
Louisville is showing off a half million dollars worth of improvements to spruce up a city park.
One finalist was being interviewed on Wednesday.
Fliers offer tips to keep drivers from being the next victim of a car break-in.
Police say a teen is in trouble with the law after allegedly assaulting his underage girlfriend and confining her against her will.
Ridership is up but TARC says long-term solution to budget woes would be more tax dollars
John Zisa made it to Hollywood on season four of American Idol.
It will do so through videos, public service announcements, and advertisements.
Crews hope to open the bridge for the traditional start to the area's summer tourism season.
Police say a man who snatched $1,000 from Cardinal Stadium was quickly caught by passersby and held until police could arrive.
It doesn't actually bring in cable or satellite programming as the BBB says its ads imply.
Kentucky and 43 other states are part of the deal.
Police say a Louisville man had an elaborate plan to steal DVDs worth hundreds of dollars from a Walmart in south Louisville but store employees were ready for him.
Police say a man who has been unemployed since February decided to make some money selling Freon at a deep discount. There was just one problem: the Freon wasn't his to sell.
The victim has been identified as 23-year-old Andre Sloss.
Brandon Grigsby took a six-year plea deal on robbery and assault charges.
Yuri Bell is charged with wanton endangerment.
Police say he was angry after he learned that his child was placed on a JCPS school bus.
An employee of the Jefferson County Circuit Court Clerk's Office has been arrested after police say she took advantage of her brother's health condition.
Calls reported a "boom" sound, the bridge swaying, or objects falling from it.
Gov. Steve Beshear is set to honor fallen law enforcement officers in Kentucky.
Americans are starting to see some relief from higher gas prices, a change that could revive the economy in the months ahead.
Shanklin had kept grandson on city payroll despite more than 30 criminal charges
A report says it's a move that could save as much as $15 million to $25 million each year, with $900,000 in startup costs in 2013.
According to CNN, Gallatin County Sheriff Josh Neale confirms there was a mining accident at Sterling Materials, which is on the Boone County/Gallatin County border.
It's a duplicate of an artwork from his own home.
Monday the Kentucky Air National Guard traveled to Fort Campbell Kentucky, where the guardsmen were tested before their next real-life mission.
Police tried to hide what they were doing, but our cameras captured images of them digging in William Gibson's back yard.
Old Friends works to give "at risk" racehorses a home after their racing and breeding careers are over.
WDRB's Candyce Clifft and photojournalist Dominik Fuhrmann visited New York last week and went behind-the-scenes of "Live! with Kelly!"
If you missed the Derby or just want to re-live the excitement, we've assembled a few slideshows from Derby week festivities to the action at the track on race day.
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