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Real guns, fake guns and knives have all been confiscated at Jefferson County Public Schools this year, raising concerns among parents about student safety. Read moreNew database shows hundreds of weapons seized at Louisville schools in the last year
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At Green Meadows Cemetery, Ashley Green-Winters visits her son's grave several times a week. Read moreLouisville mother seeks justice after 3-year-old son dies from fentanyl overdose
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In an order on Monday, U.S. District Court Judge Rebecca Grady Jennings ruled “a jury has spoken and this Court cannot and will not disturb its verdict without legal reason.” Read moreFederal judge denies Brett Hankison's bid to delay reporting to prison in Breonna Taylor case
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The court of appeals argued “history and tradition relevant to the Second Amendment support Congress’s power to disarm those that it deems dangerous." Read moreKy. Appeals Court overturns Louisville judge's ruling allowing convicted felons to own guns
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Earlier this month, 70 kilos of methamphetamine headed from a Mexican drug broker to Louisville. was intercepted by federal agents. Read moreLMPD, federal agents intercept 70 kilos of meth from cartel headed for Louisville
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Hardin County Sheriff Jon Ward's office "was trying to hide from the public that it spent hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money to address officer wrongdoin… Read moreHardin Co. sheriff broke Ky. law by withholding $600K wrongful death settlement, AG rules
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A detour route for major highway work next year is peppered with seven overpasses in 'poor' condition – four of which are set for their own repairs and even replacemen… Read moreLouisville’s 2-month I-65 closure will send traffic over 'poor' overpasses set for repairs
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Joseph Lawson, who stood trial with Houck, was sentenced to 25 years in prison after being convicted of conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with physical evidence. Read moreBrooks Houck sentenced to life in prison for 2015 murder of Crystal Rogers
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A city board was scheduled to hear the hotel company’s demolition request at a meeting on Wednesday that was subsequently cancelled. Read moreLouisville building shouldn't be torn down for Omni pickleball project, city report concludes
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The hotel company applied last week for a demolition permit for the Odd Fellows building as part of a $1.2 million project to add indoor and outdoor courts on Muhammad… Read moreLouisville preservationists oppose Omni plan to raze building for pickleball courts
