It was not immediately known what caused the outage or when power would be restored.  More >>

According to police, a witness to the crash said the woman passed them in the left lane going the wrong direction and crashed into another vehicle head-on. More >>

Health officials in the state release the total of new cases and deaths every morning. More >>

The Louisville Metro Police Department said several businesses were damaged during lootings on Friday night. More >>

Officers surrounded between 12 and 15 protesters near the intersection of South Sixth and West Chestnut streets. More >>

The post has since been removed, and Smith's current employer has placed him on leave. More >>

Therapists say their calls for help have increased.  More >>

Louisville Metro Police Department has accused Scott of being among protesters who caused damage to several locations, including the main branch of the Louisville Free Public Library.  More >>

Gov. Andy Beshear reported 930 new infections on Friday, the second-highest for a Friday since the pandemic began.  More >>

Louisville’s curfew is landing some people in jail who are exempted from the restrictions. More >>

The impact caused Fluhr’s vehicle to roll off the highway on the east side, where it remained inverted when police arrived. More >>

As demonstrators move throughout the city, TARC said it cannot assure that drivers can arrive safely to their destinations. More >>

Manuel Martin Salazarleija was arrested Friday on a charge of aiming a laser at an aircraft. More >>

Before the march, protesters painted banners in Taylor's honor to carry with them during the demonstration. More >>

TARC is asking anyone who rode Route 10 during the morning or afternoon of Sept. 19 to monitor themselves for possible coronavirus symptoms. More >>

The Zoo's director said she lived a longer life than she might have in the wild. More >>

The Zoo's director said she lived a longer life than she might have in the wild. More >>

"We responded to 15 burglaries and one holdup of a business," LMPD Chief Robert Schroeder said in a news conference Friday afternoon. More >>

Larynzo Johnson was surrounded by officers as he was arraigned Friday. More >>

An LMPD Major in Louisville's 5th Division has been relieved of her command position after controversial emails from her personal account surfaced.  More >>

In the appeal, Schroeder's attorneys repeat previous arguments that testimony in open session would jeopardize Schroeder's legal protection in other an ACLU lawsuit that names him individually. More >>

Scott is the author of legislation known as "Breonna’s Law," which would ban the use of no-knock warrants statewide.  More >>

A murder suspect from Anderson County was arrested on the Watterson Expressway. More >>

The fire started around 1:30 in the McDowell building at the corner of 3rd and Muhammad Ali. More >>

The school board approved the hike by a 4-1 vote on Thursday. More >>

The judge’s preliminary injunction issued Tuesday blocks a law passed last year by Indiana’s Republican-dominated Legislature. More >>

All Jefferson County Public Schools football games scheduled to be played Thursday and Friday night will be rescheduled to Saturday or Sunday, the district announced Thursday. More >>

Nearly 130 protesters were arrested in Louisville in the hours following the grand jury decision in the Breonna Taylor case. More >>

While cases remain high, Beshear said hospital and mortality data indicate that the state has gotten better at treating patients. More >>

"The most DISRESPECTED person on earth is THE BLACK WOMAN!" More >>

According to the arrest citation, Larynzo Johnson, 26, faces two counts of assaulting a police officer and 14 counts of wanton endangerment of a police officer. More >>

"No mask. No ride." More >>

Police say the victim fired back with his own weapon. More >>

The museum's leaders say the new exhibit answers the question: "When Does Human Life Begin?" More >>

Officers from several other agencies joined the pursuit, and the car collided with two Indiana State Police vehicles near the 71 mile marker on I-65. More >>

Police also say several businesses on Preston Highway were looted overnight.  More >>

Police said officers found two people who had been shot at 29th and Bank streets at about 10:30 p.m.  More >>

Police said the victim, whom officers found in the 100 block of West Ashland Avenue, was taken to University Hospital with injuries that appeared not to be life threatening. More >>

One of the officers is undergoing surgery, and the other is alert, LMPD interim Chief Robert Schroeder said.  More >>

Lonita Baker echoed fellow attorney Ben Crump in calling Daniel Cameron's handling of the announcement "offensive and outrageous." More >>

Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb said he would be dropping most other limits on businesses and crowd sizes as of Saturday. The mask order will be extended until Oct. 17. More >>

Gov. Andy Beshear reported 796 new cases on Wednesday, pushing the four-day total to 2,465, or one below the record for a Sunday-Wednesday period. More >>

Hankison posted a $15,000 cash bond at the Shelby County Detention Center and was released, a jail official said.  More >>

Mayor Richard Tonini signed the executive order late Wednesday afternoon. More >>

One of the Taylor's neighbors has filed a lawsuit against the Louisville Metro Police officers involved in the raid on Taylor's apartment More >>

National Guard vehicles rolled through downtown late Wednesday afternoon. More >>

Graffiti was found on the statue early Wednesday. More >>

Reactions are pouring in from across the country to a Jefferson County grand jury's indictment of Det. Brett Hankison in the raid on Breonna Taylor's home that resulted in her death. More >>

All of Jefferson County will be under a curfew starting at 9 p.m. Wednesday until 6 a.m., Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said. More >>

A Jefferson County grand jury charged former Louisville police Det. Brett Hankison with three felony counts of wanton endangerment on Wednesday for shooting into three apartments during the raid on Breonna Taylor's home in March. More >>

The Town of Sellersburg says Halloween is around the corner, and nothing -- including the COVID-19 pandemic -- is going to stand in the way of trick-or-treating this year. More >>

Though it remains unknown when the announcement will come, the city began preparing Tuesday.  More >>

Regular people will hold the Louisville Metro Police Department accountable — if city leaders approve a new plan. More >>

Smaller departments say they have been communicating closely with the Louisville Metro Police Department and are ready to assist both LMPD and other surrounding departments if needed. More >>

A sign outside the Kroger at 26th Street and Broadway read, "closing at 5 p.m."  More >>

"The potential of outsiders is so significant," Beshear said. More >>

The district will begin phasing in students, starting next Monday, Sept. 28. Pre-K through second grade returns next week. More >>

The testing is part of a new initiative to stop the spread of the cardiovascular virus at the school. More >>

Shameka Parrish-Wright, of the Kentucky Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression, said people with bad intentions may hide among the protesters. More >>

The judge said she wouldn't hold Schroeder in contempt of court if he testifies to the committee next Monday. More >>

JCPS officials are encouraging students who turn 18 before Election Day to register to vote. More >>

All three were present when officers raided Taylor’s home on March 13. More >>

Organizers are planning an online vigil from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the day after a decision is announced in the Breonna Taylor case. More >>

The signs on the doors said open, but barricades and street closures emptied a lot of downtown businesses Tuesday. More >>