Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call LMPD's anonymous tip line at 502-574-LMPD (5673).  More >>

Dozens of volunteers gathered in a shopping center on West Broadway for what organizers called the "Greatest Cleanup in West End History." More >>

The great-great-grandson of civil war veteran Just asked for the ceremony to be held in his honor.  More >>

According to Clark County Health Officer Dr. Eric Yazel, the Catalyst Rescue Mission had several positive test results in its sleeping quarters earlier this week. More >>

The goal is to provide gifts, clothing, and food to 15,000 kids in West Louisville ahead of the holidays. More >>

A Louisville man filming a police situation he wasn't involved with ended up being hit by an officer and put in handcuffs.  More >>

Jefferson County continued to see the most new cases statewide with 474 cases confirmed Saturday.  More >>

No people or animals were hurt in the fire, the camp said on its Facebook page Saturday. More >>

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

With more ballots cast than in 2008, 2012 or 2016, this was a record-setting year, Lawson said. More >>

Anyone with information is asked to call the LMPD anonymous Crime Tip Hotline at 502-574-LMPD (5673). More >>

The Zoneton Fire Department and his family are asking the community for prayers. More >>

Shauntrice Martin, the store owner, says they plan to focus on food justice and investing in the community.  More >>

The COVID-19 pandemic canceled the traditional, big Light Up Louisville event this year, but there are efforts to bring some Christmas cheer to the city despite the coronavirus. More >>

The shooting happened about 3:45 p.m. Friday on South First Street. More >>

Let the shopping begin! More >>

The original case involved Ashlee and Ruby Henderson, a gay married couple from Lafayette who filed a federal lawsuit in 2015 challenging Indiana’s birth records law.  More >>

The woman's body was found at her home on Zaring Mill Road on Nov. 23. More >>

The woman's body was found at her home on Zaring Mill Road on Nov. 23. More >>

Black Friday crowds were not typical in Louisville and southern Indiana. More >>

Gov. Andy Beshear asked a federal appeals court to move with lightning speed to block a judge's order that would allow private religious schools in Kentucky to return to in-person instruction immediately. More >>

Police were called to the 5200 block of New Cut Road, near West Kenwood Drive and Iroquois Park, around 6 p.m. on a report that someone had been hit. More >>

Hundreds of meals were distributed around Kentuckiana on Thursday. More >>

Katelynn Oblisk went missing from her home in Ekron, Kentucky about 10:30 p.m. More >>

Political posts can spark arguments between family members -- and the fear of missing out on holiday celebrations -- also known as FOMO -- can have negative mental effects. More >>

Some stores say they are offering their sales online, and expanded deal days to cut down on foot traffic.  More >>

Investigators have not released her cause of death. More >>

The Louisville Independent Business Alliance says there is more than one reason why it is imperative to shop local. More >>

The police chase ended when the suspects' vehicle crashed into a utility pole. More >>

Last week, Danville Christian Academy and Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron filed a complaint saying Beshear's executive order violated the Constitution. More >>

The coffee shop says it is now hiring due to increased demand and hints at possible legal action. More >>

The Kentucky Blood Center said it has a critical need for people to roll up their sleeves and give the gift of life. More >>

Many health care workers have seen the worst of the coronavirus pandemic. If the battle lines have been drawn, they stand on the frontlines in the fight against the virus. More >>

If a restaurant or bar is not following the rules, the health department has the authority to inspect it and issue corrective orders or citations. More >>

Madison, Indiana, launched an initiative called 'Get Back to Blue' referring to the color-coded state metric map for COVID-19.  More >>

Chicago City Pizza on Charlestown Road is prepared to give away one meal to up to 500 people who stop by. More >>

"I'm not quitting my job, but this is going to make life a whole lot better." More >>

For those who do travel, road trips are the top choice. More >>

COVID-19 has tightened Indiana's budget, but money will be necessary to convince internet providers to invest in less populated parts of the state. More >>

The Kentucky Air National Guard is about to receive several new aircraft. More >>

The motorcycle run will happen rain or shine. More >>

Under the new guidelines, health officials say the two-week quarantine could be shortened to just 7-10 days. More >>

A medical marijuana bill easily passed the Kentucky House last session, 65-30, but with nearly two dozen new members coming into the chamber, some of those votes are now gone. More >>

Two staff members received positive results on Monday. More >>

A company out of Ohio is a cut-out of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear with two fingers signaling he's watching you! More >>

Visitors are not allowed in the Emergency Room, and should plan to wait in the car after leave a contact number with the charge nurse. More >>

Another 6,059 people have tested positive for the virus. More >>

LMPD says the shooting happened about 10 a.m. Wednesday. More >>

When officers arrived on scene, they found a man in his early 20s who had been shot, according to LMPD spokeswoman Elizabeth Ruoff.  More >>

In a statement on Facebook, LMPD said the businesses hit last night "sustained substantial damage." More >>

The results are expected to be available 48 to 72 hours after the laboratory receives the test. More >>

The Bardstown Police Department was called to to the a house on Fern Lea Circle on the report of an individual found dead in a home on March 15.  More >>

The meals included all the fixings for a Thanksgiving dinner. More >>

A drive-thru visitation was held for Hughes at Ratterman and Sons Funeral Home. More >>

The seasonal winter positions start at $16 and run from November through March.  More >>

The Kentucky State Parole Board denied Sean Jackman in a hearing Tuesday morning. More >>

Guardsmen are working inside Seneca Place, a long-term care facility off Dutchmans Lane. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky (AP) — Kentuckians should avoid large Thanksgiving gatherings in order to protect fellow family and community members, Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday, warning that a negative test was not enough to guarantee a safe holiday. More >>

Bars across Kentuckiana will be much quieter Wednesday night, a night many college students take part in before heading home for Thanksgiving. More >>

Taylor was the nation's 12th president and grew up in Louisville before joining the Army in 1808.  More >>

As COVID-19 cases continue to climb, Louisville hospital systems are making plans in case more room is needed for patients.  More >>

This second wave of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions is clobbering restaurants across Kentucky. More >>

He's in the running for best rap performance for his hit song "What's Poppin." More >>

Bryan Wilson, 35, was arrested Nov. 23 in Shepherdsville. More >>

A house decorated for the holidays in New Albany is getting a lot of attention. It's decked out for Christmas, wrapped in red and green and tied up with a bow. More >>