For the first time in decades, football is the main attraction at Indiana University. Read moreIndiana football fans ready for 'madhouse' as No. 3 Hoosiers prepare for Homecoming
A downtown Louisville development committee approved a permit application to demolish the former EMW Women's Surgical Center as a 27-story hotel project begins to take shape. Read moreDeveloper receives initial demolition approval for downtown Louisville abortion clinic
The Indiana DNR confirmed in a news release Friday the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), also known as the bird flu, was found in a blue-winged teal in Greene County, which is west of Bloomington. Read moreBird flu cases confirmed in several Indiana counties
Three Kentucky women were found dead after meth overdoses, and one man is linked to all three deaths. Their families believe there could be more victims. Read moreFamilies call man a serial killer after he's linked to 3 Kentucky overdose deaths
Wilkerson said there might be more injuries, as parents could have transported the students themselves. Read moreAt least 6 injured as bleacher railing collapses at Waggener High School
Four years after Ta'Neasha Chappell died a slow painful death on July 16, 2021, in the custody of the jail in Indiana, her family is getting some closure. Read moreJackson County to pay more than $5M to family of Louisville mother who died in jail's custody
In 2018, Ronald Exantus, now 42, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for stabbing 6-year-old Logan Tipton to death in his bedroom nearly 10 years ago. Read moreKentucky lawmaker plans to file bills in response to early release of man in 6-year-old boy's death
According to online court records, Aalijah Gray was taken into custody around 8 p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 15, in connection to the shooting. Read more14-year-old Louisville boy killed in June shooting identified
The ordinance, which passed 20-2 with two council members withholding their votes, updates legal language to allow park rangers access to state-mandated training and professional certification that previously was unavailable under the existing chapter. Read moreLouisville Metro Council approves updated Park Ranger ordinance amid questions, debate
Many of the confiscated guns in LMPD's First Division are stolen and paired with drugs. Read moreLMPD confiscates over 250 guns from minors, repeat offenders in Louisville neighborhoods
For the first time in decades, football is the main attraction at Indiana University. Read moreIndiana football fans ready for 'madhouse' as No. 3 Hoosiers prepare for Homecoming
A downtown Louisville development committee approved a permit application to demolish the former EMW Women's Surgical Center as a 27-story hotel project begins to take shape. Read moreDeveloper receives initial demolition approval for downtown Louisville abortion clinic
The Indiana DNR confirmed in a news release Friday the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), also known as the bird flu, was found in a blue-winged teal in Greene County, which is west of Bloomington. Read moreBird flu cases confirmed in several Indiana counties
Three Kentucky women were found dead after meth overdoses, and one man is linked to all three deaths. Their families believe there could be more victims. Read moreFamilies call man a serial killer after he's linked to 3 Kentucky overdose deaths
Wilkerson said there might be more injuries, as parents could have transported the students themselves. Read moreAt least 6 injured as bleacher railing collapses at Waggener High School
Four years after Ta'Neasha Chappell died a slow painful death on July 16, 2021, in the custody of the jail in Indiana, her family is getting some closure. Read moreJackson County to pay more than $5M to family of Louisville mother who died in jail's custody
In 2018, Ronald Exantus, now 42, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for stabbing 6-year-old Logan Tipton to death in his bedroom nearly 10 years ago. Read moreKentucky lawmaker plans to file bills in response to early release of man in 6-year-old boy's death
According to online court records, Aalijah Gray was taken into custody around 8 p.m. Wednesday. Oct. 15, in connection to the shooting. Read more14-year-old Louisville boy killed in June shooting identified
The ordinance, which passed 20-2 with two council members withholding their votes, updates legal language to allow park rangers access to state-mandated training and professional certification that previously was unavailable under the existing chapter. Read moreLouisville Metro Council approves updated Park Ranger ordinance amid questions, debate
Many of the confiscated guns in LMPD's First Division are stolen and paired with drugs. Read moreLMPD confiscates over 250 guns from minors, repeat offenders in Louisville neighborhoods
Here are a selection of events, markets, concerts and more happening this weekend. Read more5 things to do in the Louisville area the weekend of Oct. 17 to Oct. 19
The city of Louisville joined forces with several partner agencies Friday for a coordinated cleanup in the Jacobs neighborhood. Read moreCity agencies come together for cleanup effort in west Louisville
The Eclipse in Russell is a $45 million community with 280 units, serving families who earn less than $80,000 a year. Read moreLouisville celebrates completion of $45M affordable housing community The Eclipse in Russell
The city's down payment assistance program stopped accepting applications back in July, with the city saying those resources were being re-directed to other Metro-funded housing programs. Read moreResidents voice concern as Louisville pauses homebuyer down payment assistance program
When firefighters arrived on scene, they found a two-story apartment building with fire coming from the first-floor window. Read moreFire displaces 9 people in Lyndon apartment complex, no injuries reported
The free, family-friendly event runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and offers creative ways for kids to explore science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Read moreFree family event offers hands-on art and science activities at Louisville library
Investigators believe Halo was kept in a small kennel for a long period of time, forced to lay down in his own urine and feces. Read more'Halo deserves justice' | LMPD asks for public's help in horrific dog abuse case
"This proactive policing is what is making a real impact in our violent crime driving numbers." Read moreLouisville police say new approach helping bring violent crime numbers down
Police said all parties have been accounted for and the investigation is ongoing. Read moreShively police investigating after woman shot early Wednesday morning
Investigators determined the man was shot shortly prior to his arrival in the 1000 block of South 28th Street, near West Kentucky Street. Read moreLouisville police investigating after man shows up to UofL Hospital with gunshot wound
A 22-year-old Louisville man was indicted on two separate murder charges as he sits in jail charged in a third murder case. Read more22-year-old Louisville man charged with murdering 4 people in 2 years
During the stop, K-9 Lewa was deployed and alerted to drugs in the vehicle. Read moreSeymour police arrest 2 after suspected meth found in vehicle during traffic stop
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New Albany City Council approved a local property tax abatement for the company on Thursday. Read moreSazerac plans $38 million expansion at Northwest Ordinance Distilling in New Albany
"Veggie-flation" has been raising the price of many fruits and vegetables this year, so you want to keep your fresh items last as long as possible. Read moreDon't Waste Your Money | How to make your fresh fruits and vegetables last longer at home
The restaurant thanked customers who have supported them over the past five years it has called the location home. Read moreItalian restaurant to close Louisville location on Westport Road
Surveys show that store brands have come a long way in quality since 10 or 20 years ago. Read moreDon't Waste Your Money | Shoppers embrace store brands as grocery prices keep rising
The taproom opened on the ground floor of the Baxter Apartments development in August 2021. Read moreHi-Wire Brewing to close taproom in Louisville's Phoenix Hill neighborhood
Work the Metal was closed Wednesday "with deep sadness and respect for our employees and our community who mourn our beloved Jack." Read moreJack Mathis, longtime co-owner of Louisville's Work the Metal boutique, dies at 61
On the next episode of Crossroads, WDRB's Dalton Godbey takes us above, below and around Horse Cave, Kentucky. Read moreCrossroads | A small Kentucky town's name also tells its story
WDRB's Dalton Godbey takes us to the 127 Yard Sale to show us why people come out in big numbers. Read moreCrossroads | The world's longest yard sale gives the heart of Kentucky a unique experience
With seven Kentuckians killed in work zones last year, our failure to police ourselves has deadly consequences. Read morePoint of View | Automated cameras in construction zones
