Louisville Fire Sgt. Tim Groft Aug 12, 2019 Aug 12, 2019 Updated Aug 12, 2019 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Louisville Fire Sgt. Tim Groft died in Sept. of 2017 after battling cancer. As featured on +4 Cathedral of the Assumption to honor fallen Louisville first responders with Blue Mass The Blue Mass has become a national remembrance since it was first done in 1934 in Washington D.C. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's early Tuesday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesMisty Noel scheduled for early release after serving nearly 10 months of 18-month sentenceLouisville woman thought she was 'going to die' in attempted attack in east end parkFBI, DHS investigating cyberattack in southern Indiana, county sheriff's office saysCoroner identifies 28-year-old killed in Louisville police shooting near JeffersontownBardstown High School teacher arrested after alleged sexual relationship with studentShepherdsville neighbors raise concerns about traffic impact of new patio homesNew Kentucky law would give homeowners up to $5,000 for installing storm shelters2 Louisville officers identified in fatal shooting of woman who allegedly charged at themJury selected in trial of Indiana teen charged with raping 7-year-old on school busStolen delivery truck chase ends in K-9 arrest in Clarksville Videos
+4 Cathedral of the Assumption to honor fallen Louisville first responders with Blue Mass The Blue Mass has become a national remembrance since it was first done in 1934 in Washington D.C.
