Jennings County Schools canceled classes Wednesday after heavy overnight rain caused extensive flooding on county roads, with additional rainfall expected throughout the day. Read moreJennings County Schools cancels classes Wednesday due to flooding
Louisville basketball didn't need to make a splash Wednesday morning. It made one anyway. Read moreCRAWFORD | Seth Trimble's addition would turn Louisville's loaded roster into something more
A spokesperson for the Jennings County Sheriff's Office said a tree fell on a home in Geneva Township at 3:25 p.m. Read more4-year-old dies after tree falls on home in Jennings County, police say
KYTC announced plans earlier this year to convert the 96-year-old bridge from four lanes to three. The change would leave only one lane carrying traffic from southern Indiana into Louisville. Read moreJeffersonville mayor disputes KYTC claim he insisted meeting with Beshear on 2nd Street Bridge
Federal prosecutors said 29-year-old Luis Garcia worked with others to illegally buy and sell guns from April 2021 to January 2024. Read moreShelbyville man sentenced to federal prison for illegally buying guns to smuggle to Honduras
JCPS is updating hundreds of policies as new Kentucky laws bring changes to schools, staff and students. Read moreJCPS changes more than 200 policies to comply with new Kentucky laws
Former Letcher County Sheriff Mickey Stines remains jailed as judge denies bond and orders trial moved.
Read moreJudge denies bond for former Letcher County sheriff Mickey Stines
The former University of Kentucky swim coach settled a sex abuse lawsuit last week filed by two former swimmers. Read moreFormer UK swim coach settles sex abuse lawsuit filed by two former swimmers
Mary May pleaded not guilty Aug. 4 to charges of reckless homicide, reckless driving, wanton endangerment and assault. Read morePolice say southern Indiana woman charged in fatal Kentucky crash was driving 100 mph before impact
LDG Development sued Prospect over its opposition to Prospect Cove, a proposed multifamily housing complex off River Road. Read moreLouisville developer, Prospect head to trial over affordable housing project
Jennings County Schools canceled classes Wednesday after heavy overnight rain caused extensive flooding on county roads, with additional rainfall expected throughout the day. Read moreJennings County Schools cancels classes Wednesday due to flooding
Louisville basketball didn't need to make a splash Wednesday morning. It made one anyway. Read moreCRAWFORD | Seth Trimble's addition would turn Louisville's loaded roster into something more
A spokesperson for the Jennings County Sheriff's Office said a tree fell on a home in Geneva Township at 3:25 p.m. Read more4-year-old dies after tree falls on home in Jennings County, police say
KYTC announced plans earlier this year to convert the 96-year-old bridge from four lanes to three. The change would leave only one lane carrying traffic from southern Indiana into Louisville. Read moreJeffersonville mayor disputes KYTC claim he insisted meeting with Beshear on 2nd Street Bridge
Federal prosecutors said 29-year-old Luis Garcia worked with others to illegally buy and sell guns from April 2021 to January 2024. Read moreShelbyville man sentenced to federal prison for illegally buying guns to smuggle to Honduras
JCPS is updating hundreds of policies as new Kentucky laws bring changes to schools, staff and students. Read moreJCPS changes more than 200 policies to comply with new Kentucky laws
Former Letcher County Sheriff Mickey Stines remains jailed as judge denies bond and orders trial moved.
Read moreJudge denies bond for former Letcher County sheriff Mickey Stines
The former University of Kentucky swim coach settled a sex abuse lawsuit last week filed by two former swimmers. Read moreFormer UK swim coach settles sex abuse lawsuit filed by two former swimmers
Mary May pleaded not guilty Aug. 4 to charges of reckless homicide, reckless driving, wanton endangerment and assault. Read morePolice say southern Indiana woman charged in fatal Kentucky crash was driving 100 mph before impact
LDG Development sued Prospect over its opposition to Prospect Cove, a proposed multifamily housing complex off River Road. Read moreLouisville developer, Prospect head to trial over affordable housing project
Chief Huffman, a Bullitt native, brings 28 years of law enforcement experience to the job. Read moreBullitt County Public Schools names first chief of newly created police force
The 485-RIDE phone number went live a week before school started for parents to call with transportation-related questions. Read moreJCPS shuts down 485-RIDE bus hotline
Kentucky Lottery officials said the winning ticket was sold at the Kroger located at 291 N. Hubbards Lane. Read more$150k winning Powerball ticket sold at Kroger in St. Matthews
In a statement Tuesday, Amy Luttrell called her time serving Goodwill Kentucky "the privilege of my life." Read morePresident and CEO of Goodwill Kentucky announces retirement after more than a decade
The West Branch of the Jefferson County Clerk's Office will reopen Monday after closing last month because of flood damage. Read moreWest branch of Jefferson County Clerk's Office to reopen Monday after flood repairs
A 1,500-gallon fuel spill at Elizabethtown’s new Wawa has delayed the store’s opening until fall. Read moreFuel spill delays opening of new Wawa in Elizabethtown
The former teacher was arrested Monday on 34 counts of sexual abuse involving students in Kentucky. Read moreFormer Marion County band director faces more sexual misconduct charges in southern Indiana
A woman was hospitalized after being shot early Tuesday morning in Louisville's Fern Creek neighborhood. Read moreWoman hospitalized after being shot in Fern Creek neighborhood, Louisville police say
University of Kentucky employee faces federal charges after alleged sexual abuse of a 14-year-old, court documents say. Read moreUK employee faces federal charges tied to alleged abuse of 14-year-old
Federal authorities said they have made the largest methamphetamine seizure in Indiana history. Read moreDEA announces 800-pound meth seizure, largest in Indiana history
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted the package from Hong Kong on July 31 as it was headed to a home in Houston, Texas. Read moreCBP intercepts package at Port of Louisville containing $43M in counterfeit watches
A 19-year-old accused of opening fire on two teenagers in Louisville in February, injuring a 15-year-old, is scheduled to appear in court Friday morning. Read more19-year-old arrested months after Louisville shooting that injured teenager
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A Louisville-based acai shop is expanding into the downtown area this fall. Read moreLouisville-based Acai-Ville Café to open downtown location this fall
Nashville Barrel Co. opens its first Louisville tasting room in NuLu, with bourbon flights and cocktails. Read moreNew bourbon tasting room opens in Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood
The newly-formed Barret Avenue Business Association was set up to support and promote businesses along one of Louisville's most unique areas. Read moreLouisville business owners launch Barret Avenue Business Association to promote growing corridor
The Hilton Garden Inn near Mall St. Matthews sold for $25 million to an Ohio hospitality group. Read moreHilton Garden Inn near Mall St. Matthews sells for $25 million
InvestigateTV catalogued more than 70 cases from around the country where officers, deputies and employees of law enforcement agencies have been put on leave, fired, arrested and even convicted of misusing the Flock system — including cases of stalking and harassment. Read moreFlock alters system tracking transparency while shadow of alleged misuse cases expands
Chicken Cock Whiskey, a Kentucky brand dating to 1856, has been sold to North Carolina-based New Century Spirits. Read moreKentucky whiskey brand Chicken Cock sold to North Carolina spirits company
Dalton Godbey shows us how one family has perfected the craft in this week's episode of Crossroads. Read moreCrossroads | The growing art of glass blowing finds its way to Corydon
WDRB's Dalton Godbey shows us the hives in the cemetery in this week's Crossroads. Read moreCrossroads | Lots of "bees" fill Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville legend Muhammad Ali's final resting place
WDRB's Dalton Godbey found in this week's episode of Crossroads that that pride is found year-round at Schnitzelbank Restaurant. Read moreCrossroads | People prepare to crowd the streets of Jasper for the town's German heritage at Strassenfest
