In 2021, suicide was the second leading cause of death among young people in the U.S. More >>U.S. Congress looking into ways to fix mental health crisis among teens

The department said there were more than 6,000 tips submitted through the phone tip line and the new online Crime Tip Portal last year. More >>LMPD says more people are calling crime tip line, encourages people to submit information

The auction closes on Sunday, June 11. More >>LMPD auctioning off unclaimed vehicles from impound lot

Gerina Whethers takes over the job as the top prosecutor as Louisville faces a racial and social justice movement.  More >>Louisville's new Commonwealth's Attorney is first Black woman to hold the position

Colton Ryan has been nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical for his portrayal of Jimmy Doyle in the musical "New York, New York." More >>Kentucky native nominated for a Tony Award

Ja'Ceon Terry died on July 17, 2022, while in state custody at a Louisville foster care facility. More >>Settlement reached in death of boy housed at Louisville foster care facility

Volunteers as young as four years old packed 2,200 paper bags with snacks. More >>Volunteers with Metro United Way put together snack bags to fight food insecurity

Organizers of the event said police officers de-escalated the situation and told the two men to leave. More >>Demonstrators say 2 men with guns, KKK card briefly disrupted Pride rally in Corbin

Meals must be eaten on-site. More >>Summer program offers free food for any Indiana child

The bill is expected to go before state lawmakers early next year. More >>New Kentucky bill would compensate people who are wrongfully convicted

Police said McKayla Portman was last seen April 30 in the 2900 block of Bank Street. More >>Louisville police say missing 24-year-old woman has been found safe

The Frazier History Museum partnered with Down Syndrome of Louisville to hang 19 pieces of art by the artists, all of whom were posed the question: "What's cool about Kentucky?" More >>Frazier History Museum exhibit showcases the work of Louisville area Down Syndrome artists

CineBus, a retrofitted vehicle that can show movies, art and laser shows, videos and more was unveiled by Louisville Downtown Partnership on Monday.  More >>Waterfront Park to host movie nights with Louisville's new mobile projection bus

The Kentucky Science Center is hosting the Touch a Truck event on Saturday, June 10. More >>Kentucky Science Center to give kids hands-on experience with trucks

Officers with LMPD's First Division responded around 9:45 p.m. to a report of a shooting in the 2000 block of Bank Street near North 20th Street.  More >>1 injured in Wednesday night shooting in Louisville's Portland neighborhood

While the air quality index in Jefferson County remained moderate on Wednesday, the city is issuing an Air Quality Alert for Thursday when the index is projected to be unhealthy for sensitive groups. More >>Canada wildfires causing air quality concerns in Louisville

Ticketmaster posted the race dates and availability today. More >>Tickets on sale for horse races at Ellis Park beginning this weekend

The program allows students to graduate with college credits, industry certification and real-world work experience.  More >>JCPS credits Academies of Louisville program with improving student outcomes

Besednjak hired a geologist and a structural engineer who both confirmed the sinkhole in November. More >>'I have a major problem' | Mt. Washington man living on a sinkhole directly under his home

TARC said the changes are meant to "improve overall system efficiency" by adjusting services to reach areas that need them most. More >>TARC approves route changes, set to start in August

The department launched criminal and internal investigations after a civilian complained that an officer in a marked car was driving too fast. More >>Shively police officer on paid leave after complaint about speeding

At 5:26 p.m., firefighters were dispatched to the 2900 block of Virginia Avenue, near Catalpa Street where they found a two-story vacant home fully engulfed in flames,  More >>Family displaced after neighboring fire in Louisville's Parkland neighborhood spreads to 2 homes

The closure is set to begin at 6:30 a.m. Saturday. More >>Portion of Mellwood Avenue to close for several hours this weekend

Between May 28 through June 3, Louisville police said 82 vehicles were released from the lot. More >>LMPD: 82 vehicles released from tow lot during third amnesty period

Jefferson County, Indiana's Emergency Management Director, Troy Morgan, has passed away. More >>Jefferson County, Indiana remembers life of emergency management director

The district set up booths, looking for new ways to reach potential employees, during a career fair on Wednesday. More >>Hardin County Schools hosts career fair in hopes of filling more than 80 vacancies before fall

A single sunburn can increase the risk of developing melanoma, a deadly skin cancer. More >>UofL Health doctor recommends tips to prevent sunburn, skin cancer

Raffle tickets will be sold online until June 24 at 11:59 p.m.  More >>Lexington nonprofit raffling off 2 tickets, hotel stay for Taylor Swift concert in Cincinnati

MADISON, Ind. (WDRB) -- Guests won't be able to swim at Madison's Crystal Beach Pool this summer, but they can watch the construction from a live web camera.  More >>CONSTRUCTION | Madison, Indiana's Crystal Beach Pool expected to open Memorial Day 2024

Top educators and lawmakers are reviewing what needs be done to fix the problem. More >>KDE data lays out subjects Kentucky students struggle the most with following pandemic

According to Madison Mayor Bob Courtney, the city has plans for a Dollar General Market to fill a void downtown at 120 East Second Street, locally known as the Ruler building. More >>Dollar General Market expected to open in downtown Madison, Indiana

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Local gangs are no longer just clashing in the streets. More >>Louisville gangs recruiting, encouraging violence on social media

Neighbors had been complaining about illegal dumping off the side of the busy South Park Road.  More >>Busy Fairdale road prone to illegal dumping cleared Wednesday

Matt Breland attended his 18th Shania Twain concert on June 4 and shared the stage with her after she saw one of his tweets.  More >>Louisville man talks about sharing stage with Shania Twain at St. Louis concert

A pivotal moment in Louisville has sparked a conversation to get to the root of violence. More >>ATF agent helps to bring Louisville anti-violence nonprofit program to Nashville

The surface lot and parking garage typically fill up first.  More >>Flying out for summer? Airport officials say to keep these parking tips in mind

Officials said there is no longer a non-essential water use ban. More >>Boil water advisory lifted, state of emergency expires in Brandenburg

Leona Johnson was reported missing after she was seen walking away from the 1400 block of South 6th Street. More >>FOUND | Louisville Police say 64-year-old woman with dementia has been reunited with family

He was shot last week. More >>New Albany officer who was shot is now recovering at home

According to a news release, the piglet was born on April 29 to mother, Patrice, and father, Albus. More >>Louisville Zoo celebrates newest addition: a babirusa piglet

In three months, Louisville will celebrate and honor its law enforcement officers. More >>Louisville officials designate September as Law Enforcement Appreciation Month

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kings Island is opening a new themed area this weekend. More >>Kings Island amusement park opening new themed area this weekend

It would enable to park to acquire more cave passages. More >>Proposed federal bill would expand boundaries of Mammoth Cave National Park

Over the past two weeks, rescue crews have been called out more times than they typically are all summer. More >>Rescue crews issue warning after 3 drownings in 2 weeks at Green River Lake

Police said it happened around 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 1200 block of South 41st Street, near Virginia Avenue. More >>Man hospitalized after shooting in Louisville's Chickasaw neighborhood, police say

The new restaurant, called Decade, officially opened its doors on June 6, serving New American cuisine with Italian and French influences. More >>New restaurant in Louisville's Butchertown neighborhood has ties to closed NuLu restaurant

After seeing piles of trash and debris pile up down the road from her home, a Fairdale neighbor said she's frustrated and tired of it. More >>Upset with illegal dumping, Fairdale neighbor pushes for more mitigation

So far in 2023, there have been more than 70 murders in Louisville. More >>Former Louisville gang member using nonprofit to help city's effort of stopping gun violence

The Oldham County Police Department is currently installing its own flock cameras, and resource officers hope will help with growing car thefts in the area. More >>La Grange, Oldham County Police Departments roll out flock cameras in hopes to reduce crime

Matt Breland attended his 18th Shania Twain concert on June 4.  More >>Louisville man called on stage by Shania Twain during concert in St. Louis

It's called slurry. More >>Heads Up | Drivers on Sherman Minton say vehicles were hit by a sloppy wet substance

This story may make your skin crawl. More >>Louisville officials say ticks are out in full force

On Tuesday, Jim Flynn with Kentucky Association of School Superintendents called on lawmakers to review what he said are barriers to better education. More >>Representative of Kentucky superintendents calls for changes to state testing requirements

Elmer P. Lawrence was serving in the U.S. Navy as Seaman 1st Class when Japanese aircraft attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941.  More >>Remains identified as Kentucky man killed during World War II at Pearl Harbor

The veterans were given rides in antique military vehicles. More >>Louisville area World War II veterans honored at Bowman Field on 79th anniversary of D-Day

The Indiana clinic was one of seven abortion clinics in the state and the sole provider in South Bend. More >>Indiana abortion clinic closes amid 'unnecessary' restrictions

Louisville Zoo announced on Tuesday that Olivia, a female guanaco, was struggling with age-related arthritic changes and mobility issues that greatly impacted her quality of life.  More >>Louisville Zoo announces death of 'beloved' guanaco

Mayor Craig Greenberg made the announcement at the southwest YMCA Tuesday morning.  More >>Louisville allocates millions of dollars for early childhood learning programs