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Raymon Murrell is behind bars at Metro Corrections on a $250,000 cash bond.
WDRB News plans to stream the launch live. Coverage will begin at 2:15 p.m. EST.
Indiana State Police say Forrest Jackson manufactured meth inside his home in Clark County, Indiana.
Local police spent some time out in the community Wednesday morning, but they weren't on patrol.
WDRB is getting in on the action of the Kentucky Derby Festival Classic.
The man accused of killing a co-worker at Packaging Unlimited last week remains jailed on a $250,000 full cash bond.
WDRB News has learned that the Milton Madison Bridge will open at 11:59 p.m. Thursday, weather permitting.
A vote was not taken on a proposal to provide $80 million in state-backed bonds to help pay renovations to the home of UK basketball.
GE is launching a new way to do business and has chosen Louisville to be the city that leads it.
A stuffed Curious George wasn't the only curiosity in one Lincoln, Neb. bowling alley vending machine. A toddler decided to climb in and join him.
Nye says when he agreed to the debate at The Creation Museum with its founder Ken Ham, he thought it "would get about the same amount of notice as a nice college gig."
The high number of people unaccounted for - likely trapped in the ship or floating in the ocean - raised fears that the death toll could rise drastically.
The accident happened a little after 10 p.m. Tuesday on I-64 westbound, just past the Ninth Street exit.
Four Louisville errors led to three unearned runs -- and a 4-2 victory by Kentucky over the Cardinals Tuesday night. The win gave UK its first baseball sweep of U of L since 2011.
Raymon Murrell, 33, is charged with murder, burglary and tampering with physical evidence.
JCPS is trying to get students tuned on to reading -- and WDRB is helping out.
Louisville Metro Police say they've arrested a Louisville mom after she punched her 13-year-old in the mouth, busting his lip.
Besides sharing a birthday and a wedding, George and Bill Swanson are also on a Wall of Honor inside the Oxmoor lodge for their service in World War II.
Dan Marsden meets with young people at the New Albany YMCA to talk about youth violence and the dangers of social media.
House and Senate leaders trying to avoid expensive special session
The ongoing high-profile murder trial of Dejuan Hammond, accused of killing a witness in his brother's murder case, has ended in a mistrial.
8-month-old Karson Friedmeyer suffers from Trisomy 18 and will have open heart surgery next month.
Feeling hungry and angry? It's called "hangry." Experts say having low blood sugar may be behind starting arguments with your spouse.
The Butchertown Neighborhood Association is asking a judge to overturn a Louisville zoning board's decision last month to allow a small expansion of the JBS/Swift hog slaughtering plant.
In the first day of testimony, two men claiming they were sexually abused by Reverend James Schook in the 1970s took the stand.
A new visitors center has opened even as the Kentucky governor signed legislation favoring the bourbon industry.
"As early as August of this year, the fund that pays us for building roads and repairing this country's highways will essentially run dry," Anthony Foxx warned residents.
Governor says ethics commission members should be present and reconsider action on Democratic state lawmaker accused of sexually harassing staffers.
Honored schools must be in the top 25th percentile in three I-Step categories in order to be named a 4-star school.
Pulaski Township Sgt. Chad Adams spent much of December and January in Amish attire.
Action comes as outrage over handling of John Arnold case grows
The "Big Board" is the largest 4K high-definition video board in the world.
Louisville and Miami open ACC football on Sept. 1, and results from the spring games of both teams last weekend show that the Cards have fewer questions at quarterback than the Hurricanes.
The new shops join other locally owned businesses on Retail Row.
But U.S. Senator Mitch McConnell leads in overall fundraising.
The suspects are accused of stealing several items, including tools and trailers.
The details of a Louisville priest's alleged sexual relationship with two teenage boys in the 1970s were heard by a jury Tuesday morning.
The Republican Senate and the Democratic House have until midnight tonight to agree on how to spend the multi-billion dollar state fund.
The suspension will be effective Monday and Amanda Reed has been appointed interim superintendent.
Police say Dennis Humphrey hit a Bullitt County ambulance with a car near S. Preston St. and E. Breckinridge St.
It's not the first corporate Twitter blunder, but it might be one of the most obscene.
According to court documents, Det. Carl Payne propositioned women for sex, promising to help them with their court cases.
Shoni Schimmel was taken No. 8 overall in the WNBA Draft by the Atlanta Dream, with teammates Antonita Slaughter being selected by the Los Angeles Sparks and Asia Taylor by the Minnesota Lynx.
If Jeb Bush decides to run and presents the best chance of beating Democrat Hillary Clinton, the Republican Party should unreservedly rally around him.
Cruse's attorney says he can justify each of the charges totalling more than $10,000, and will do so during the court case.
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