The shooting happened in 600 block of South 38th Street around 3:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Read moreMan shot and killed Saturday morning in Louisville's Shawnee neighborhood
The cuts center around the central office, which is where JCPS leaders said the largest reductions would occur. Read moreJCPS board votes in favor of central office reductions, restructuring plan
When conversations turn to education and youth violence, you don’t often hear about the Boys & Girls Club. Read more'It saved my life' | New Boys & Girls Club in Radcliff aims to change young lives
Federal authorities have opened a criminal probe into whether two immigration officers lied under oath about a shooting in Minneapolis last month, as all charges were dropped against two Venezuelan men. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Todd Lyons said Friday that his agency had opened a joint probe with the Justice Department after video evidence revealed “sworn testimony provided by two separate officers appears to have made untruthful statements” about the shooting of one of the Venezuelan men. The officers, whose names were not disclosed, are on administrative leave pending the completion of an internal investigation. Lyons added that the U.S. attorney’s office is actively investigating. Read moreFeds open a perjury probe into ICE officers' testimony about the shooting of a Venezuelan man
It's part of a program that aims to improve firearm safety and prevent accidental shootings involving children. Read moreJefferson County Sheriff's Office distributing gun locks to promote responsible ownership
Michigan State didn’t just spill out of its dugout Friday. It shot out. Think jack-in-a-box with a baseball team inside. Read moreCRAWFORD | Big target, small margin: Louisville drops baseball opener to Michigan State
Author David Domine, who wrote a book about Jamie Carroll's 2010 murder and the separate trials for Jeffrey Mundt and Joseph Banis, consulted with HBO on the documentary. Read more‘Murder in Glitter Ball City’ | HBO documentary explores 2010 Old Louisville murder
Friday, students at Academy @ Shawnee joined more than 150 schools across Kentucky, and over 5,000 schools around the country, to celebrate National No One Eats Alone Day. Read moreAcademy @ Shawnee promotes inclusion on national No One Eats Alone Day
Flock cameras are utilized by various police departments to capture criminals through license plate recognition, sparking concerns about privacy and misuse. Read moreProposed Kentucky legislation aims to limit data retention from Flock cameras for privacy
If you recognize them, you're asked to call police. Read moreLouisville police looking for suspect accused of burglarizing same Family Dollar 3 times
The shooting happened in 600 block of South 38th Street around 3:30 a.m. Saturday morning. Read moreMan shot and killed Saturday morning in Louisville's Shawnee neighborhood
The cuts center around the central office, which is where JCPS leaders said the largest reductions would occur. Read moreJCPS board votes in favor of central office reductions, restructuring plan
When conversations turn to education and youth violence, you don’t often hear about the Boys & Girls Club. Read more'It saved my life' | New Boys & Girls Club in Radcliff aims to change young lives
Federal authorities have opened a criminal probe into whether two immigration officers lied under oath about a shooting in Minneapolis last month, as all charges were dropped against two Venezuelan men. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Todd Lyons said Friday that his agency had opened a joint probe with the Justice Department after video evidence revealed “sworn testimony provided by two separate officers appears to have made untruthful statements” about the shooting of one of the Venezuelan men. The officers, whose names were not disclosed, are on administrative leave pending the completion of an internal investigation. Lyons added that the U.S. attorney’s office is actively investigating. Read moreFeds open a perjury probe into ICE officers' testimony about the shooting of a Venezuelan man
It's part of a program that aims to improve firearm safety and prevent accidental shootings involving children. Read moreJefferson County Sheriff's Office distributing gun locks to promote responsible ownership
Michigan State didn’t just spill out of its dugout Friday. It shot out. Think jack-in-a-box with a baseball team inside. Read moreCRAWFORD | Big target, small margin: Louisville drops baseball opener to Michigan State
Author David Domine, who wrote a book about Jamie Carroll's 2010 murder and the separate trials for Jeffrey Mundt and Joseph Banis, consulted with HBO on the documentary. Read more‘Murder in Glitter Ball City’ | HBO documentary explores 2010 Old Louisville murder
Friday, students at Academy @ Shawnee joined more than 150 schools across Kentucky, and over 5,000 schools around the country, to celebrate National No One Eats Alone Day. Read moreAcademy @ Shawnee promotes inclusion on national No One Eats Alone Day
Flock cameras are utilized by various police departments to capture criminals through license plate recognition, sparking concerns about privacy and misuse. Read moreProposed Kentucky legislation aims to limit data retention from Flock cameras for privacy
If you recognize them, you're asked to call police. Read moreLouisville police looking for suspect accused of burglarizing same Family Dollar 3 times
February is Black History Month, and there are many ways to celebrate and learn more about Black history in Kentucky and southern Indiana. Read moreBlack History Month 2026 events for the Louisville, southern Indiana area
After nearly four decades, investigators identified an infant, only known as "Baby Doe," who was found dead in southern Indiana. Read moreInfant known as ‘Baby Doe’ identified nearly 40 years after death in southern Indiana
An investigation is underway after a person died while Louisville Solid Waste Management employees were cleaning an alley. Read moreInvestigation underway after woman dies during routine cleanup of Louisville alley
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 Feb. 13-15
The championship issue of the Indiana Daily Student was snatched up just hours after it hit newsstands. Read moreAfter print cuts scare, IU championship issue delivers big for student paper
The investigation began in December. Both teens are charged as adults. Read more2 teens charged as adults for school shooting plot in Indiana
Police arrested an Indiana University economics lecturer in a child solicitation case. Read moreIU lecturer arrested, charged in undercover child solicitation investigation
The shooting happened around 11:30 p.m. in the 6100 block of Erica Way. Read moreMan hospitalized after shooting in southwest Louisville, police say
Rayvonte Humphries, 33, was arrested Wednesday after police said he rode his bike to Lorie's Liquors and shot a man in the stomach. Read moreSecond arrest made in December shooting at west Louisville liquor store
The shooting happened in the 1800 block of Rosewood Avenue at 10:15 p.m. Read moreUPDATE: Teenager hospitalized after accidentally shooting himself in Louisville's Tyler Park neighborhood
A Hardin County man is facing child sexual abuse charges after police said he tried to meet up with a minor. Read moreHardin County man charged with trying to meet with a minor from Indiana
Two people were arrested Monday in connection with a shooting in Louisville's St. Denis neighborhood. Read more2 people arrested in connection to shooting in Louisville's St. Denis neighborhood
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A restaurant in Louisville's NuLu is permanently closed after only being open for a year. Read moreByrdie's at Hotel Genevieve in NuLu closes permanently after opening in Dec. 2024
The list calls Volare a Louisville treasure known for special occasion dining, house-made pastas and ingredients from a farm owned by Executive Chef Josh Moore. Read moreLouisville Italian restaurant lands on 2026 Restaurants of the Year list
Humana sold one of its Louisville buildings last month. Read moreHumana sells Hikes Lane medical office building for $2.5 million
The automaker reported its EV division lost $4.8 billion last year. Read moreFord EV division loses $4.8 billion in 2025, break-even not expected until 2029
Lexington Blue is accused of scamming more than 300 victims out of millions of dollars without completing any work. Read moreCourt ruling clears way for Kentucky AG to begin paying victims of local roofing company
A Louisville soul food restaurant reopened this month at a new location on Dixie Highway. Read moreLouisville soul food restaurant reopens at new location on Dixie Highway
Dalton Godbey is exploring Elizabethtown in this newest episode of Crossroads. Read moreCrossroads | Dalton Godbey tries out horseback riding at Wild Rose Equestrian Center
The snowy weather is a perfect time to hit the slopes. Read moreCrossroads | A look back at Dalton Godbey visiting Paoli Peaks in 2024 for snowboarding
A judge just showed enormous compassion for a violent, convicted criminal who has no remorse or compassion for his victims. Read morePoint of View | Misplaced compassion for a criminal with none himself
