Two troopers with the Kentucky State Police patrolled the church parking lot during the service.  More >>

LMPD's Homicide Unit is investigating the incident, and an autopsy is pending. More >>

Spring has officially arrived to Kentuckiana, but because of the COVID-19 pandemic, not everyone has been able to get out to see all of the natural beauty of the changing season. More >>

Under normal circumstances, TSA screens more than 2 million passengers every day.  More >>

Besher reported 204 new cases of the novel coronavirus, pushing the state's total to 1,346, and eight new deaths related to COVID-19. More >>

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

Despite a dwindling number of COBOL programmers, a 2017 report by Reuters found that there are still 220 billion lines of COBOL in use today. 43% of banking systems are built on COBOL and 95% percent of ATM swipes rely on COBOL code. More >>

The event was put on by Northside Christian Church of New Albany. More >>

The students put out the inspiring message after their senior year and extracurricular activities were cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic. More >>

The city is continuing it's Meals on Wheels program and focusing efforts on it until other resources are identified. More >>

Fischer said Louisville's dense population makes it essentially impossible for people to gather for alternative services and still practice social distancing. More >>

Fischer said Louisville's dense population makes it essentially impossible for people to gather for alternative services and still practice social distancing. More >>

The blood drive on Wednesday ends at 5 p.m. It will begin again at 11 a.m. Thursday. More >>

Some U of L doctors want their associates at other Louisville hospitals to know that they've got their backs. More >>

The coronavirus has caused almost everyone to change the way they live, and that includes how they pay last respects to those who have died. More >>

With numerous complaints about long wait times on the phone, the state of Kentucky says help is on the way for those who are claiming unemployment. More >>

Centerfield Elementary School teacher Morgan True rewrote The Little Mermaid's "Part of Your World" song to send her students a message to tell them she loves them. More >>

COVID-19 created an education crisis as schools throughout the country abruptly closed. More >>

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer talks to WDRB about coronavirus response and concerns in the city.  More >>

LMPD is investigating after a man was found shot early Wednesday morning on Rufer Avenue in the Tyler Park neighborhood.  More >>

The victim, 46-year-old Richard Graham, was flown to University of Louisville Hospital where he was later pronounced dead. More >>

Restaurant owners are appreciative of how the community is coming together, but fear if something more is not done some foodie favorites might not make it. More >>

Indiana State Police and Perry County Sheriff's Department responded to a call of a body near a boat ramp in Rome, Indiana, Monday. More >>

A portion of the proceeds from the new perfume will be donated to Louisville-based Blessings in Backpack.  More >>

Indiana State Police arrested Joshua Smith from Clayton, Indiana, on Monday. More >>

The town will have a curfew from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. until Gob. Eric Holcolmb's emergency declaration ends More >>

It happened back in January when police said Christopher McKinney was found unresponsive outside of Nowhere Bar on Bardstown Road. More >>

Indiana health officials are increasing their presence of safety amid the COVID-19 outbreak with the help from the National Guard. More >>

Early last month, Kentucky Country day transitioned to online classrooms in response to the COVID-19 epidemic. More >>

Beshear also reported seven new deaths related to the novel coronavirus, pushing Kentucky's total losses to 65. More >>

The incident quickly spread online over the weekend after a video was posted showing part of the altercation. More >>

Marshmallow men, slabs of bacon and even whoopee cushion skeletons have all been caught on camera. More >>

The company behind the hotel, AJS, says the decision is not the result of any confirmed cases at the hotel, but out of an abundance of caution and an effort to protect its workers. More >>

“I’m begging y’all: Stay the hell inside,” Angela Engler said in a Facebook Live video. More >>

Thirty new positives case and four deaths were announced in Fischer's daily online news conference, but he reiterated the context of the numbers given testing limits throughout the city. More >>

The executive order from Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb said some retailers that don't provide "necessities of life" will be limited to curbside pickup or delivery.  More >>

The baskets included paint, markers, canvases, chalk and stickers. More >>

Monday was Ethan Cole's 10th birthday, but since he wasn't able to have a party the department decided to surprise him with the drive-by. More >>

Public Health Director Dr. Sarah Moyer has issued an emergency order requiring the permits. More >>

The company announced Tuesday that it's expanding its current testing program to 15 stores in seven states. More >>

Norton Healthcare is offering a new opportunity for Louisville and southern Indiana residents to say "thank you." Literally. More >>

In a post on Facebook, Paul said Tuesday he appreciates all the well wishes he received. More >>

The online work is required, just like in a typical classroom setting. More >>

The woman's current condition has not been released. More >>

If you have been diagnosed with and recovered from COVID-19, the Kentucky Blood Center wants your plasma. More >>

We often write about numbers with this pandemic, but it is not about numbers. It is about people, and keeping as many of them as healthy as possible. More >>

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

LMPD is investigating after a man was found shot in the Park Hill neighborhood.  More >>

In a letter sent to employees on Monday and obtained by WDRB, the company said there were several cases, but didn't specify how many. More >>

But the governor added that social distancing appears to be working. More >>

The Louisville-based company and its micro factory First Build are using printers to make face shields that will be donated to U of L and given to medical workers. More >>

Last week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommended Americans where masks in public, though it is not a requirement. More >>

Even though the government has no reports of pets becoming sick with the virus in the U.S., officials recommend that people sick with COVID-19 limit contact with their pets. More >>

The lawsuit claims Sazerac employees allowed Taylor Barefoot to drive, despite noticing that she was intoxicated. Fourteen minutes later, the frantic calls started coming into 911. More >>

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there are more than 330,000 infected people in the U. S. and nearly 9,000 deaths. More >>

The Jefferson County Board of Education's Calendar Committee made the recommendation during a virtual meeting Monday. More >>

The company said that it will use a technology that uses infrared and “predictive analytics” to limit store capacity to one person per 120 square feet. More >>

Fischer emphasized that the numbers are expected given how the coronavirus is moving through the community, though the hope is they begin to plateau soon. More >>

The four-wheeler crashed into the rear of the bike, flipped over the bike, trapped it underneath the four-wheeler and propelled it into a tree, police said. More >>

Each individual choir member shot his or her performance by cellphone. More >>

Residents may notice some activity there in the coming days. More >>

Authorities say they took the victim to an ATM and tried to make him withdraw cash. More >>

The FBI recommends independently verifying information about a company before ordering or taking an offer on anything coronavirus related.  More >>

While the department is highly encouraging these orders be followed, not doing so doesn't classify as a criminal offense. More >>