Thousands of people packed downtown Louisville for another day of peaceful protests as the city saw a huge demonstration with those honoring the life of Breonna Taylor. More >>

The event was held to help kids be active during the coronavirus pandemic.  More >>

A large group marched holding signs that read "Catholics for justice" and "Work against systemic racism." More >>

Wilfred Sieg, III began painting the mural on East Broadway, near Shelby Street, at 3 a.m. More >>

The crash occurred on Flint Ridge Road, in New Washington, Indiana. More >>

Some took advantage of the testing Saturday in Louisville.  More >>

Four more Kentuckians have died after contracting the respiratory illness.  More >>

Near the end of the demonstration, the crowd began to shout "We are our brother's keeper!" More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – The University of Kentucky announced its plan to gradually bring athletes back to campus on Saturday, with the first group scheduled to return on Monday. More >>

To date, 297,530 tests have been reported to ISDH, up from 291,638 on Friday. More >>

An LMPD officer was injured during an early-morning crash on S. Hurstbourne Lane. More >>

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A fire ripped through several homes in the California neighborhood on Friday night. More >>

The projected mural was a symbolic message to city leaders that protests would continue until local leaders take action to achieve racial equality. More >>

A bipartisan group of 17 council members has written the governor a letter, in which they thank him for his leadership in slowing the spread of COVID-19, but also ask for “decisive direction” for schools in the fall. More >>

Call center workers were not fully trained and unable to resolve claims as thousands in the state wait for unemployment. More >>

Varanese Fusion reopened May 22, when restaurants were allowed to reopen at 33% capacity. More >>

People across the country are paying respects to Breonna Taylor for her birthday. More >>

The media mogul shared the message Friday afternoon with her more than 12 million followers. More >>

The media mogul shared the message Friday afternoon with her more than 12 million followers. More >>

A large group of healthcare workers walked across downtown to honor Breonna Taylor on Friday, June 5, 2020, what would have been her 27th birthday. More >>

The Louisville Zoo has been closed to the public since March 17 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  More >>

A number of Louisville businesses were hanging on by a thread after taking a huge hit from the COVID-19 pandemic. And then looters came to town.  More >>

An autopsy revealed that the victim died of a gunshot wound. More >>

Levi and Janie Titus both were diagnosed with COVID-19 and beat the odds to survive the virus. More >>

While the call for change began in larger cities like Louisville, it has poured over into Kentucky's smaller communities that have helped be a part of the protests against police brutality. More >>

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron said his investigation into the Louisville Metro Police shooting of Breonna Taylor will be thorough and unbiased. More >>

The fund will cover full tuition and fees for a four-year degree, with preference granted to black women who are Kentucky residents, the institution said in a news release. More >>

Protesters stopped at the federal courthouse, some standing on signs, to say they’re tired of asking for change from Mayor Greg Fischer and instead are going to demand action at the federal level. More >>

Chelsey Napper and Cody Etherton, who live in Taylor's apartment complex, claim in the suit that officers Myles Cosgrove, Brett Hankison and John Mattingly "blindly fired" shots into their apartment "with a total disregard for the value of human life." More >>

The Plano, Texas-based retailer said it could take about 10 to 16 weeks to complete the closures, which it said are part of its “store optimization strategy.” More >>

“I believe that the statue of Jefferson Davis should not be in the Rotunda,” Beshear told reporters. More >>

Camera footage showed officers arriving at Louisville Armory, finding glass busted out of display cases, and firearms missing from the the West Buechel gun range. More >>

As temperatures rise, a dip in the water sounds great. But pools and other bodies of water can pose a huge risk for kids. More >>

Clark County REMC took to Facebook on Thursday to warn people of a scam. More >>

Louisville announced its latest round of Metro Council COVID-19 grants. More >>

Protesters have crowded the intersection of Breckenridge and Chenoweth lanes in St. Matthews since Monday. More >>

Both victims were taken to a hospital with what appeared to be non-life threatening injuries. More >>

Some members of "J5" were charged with being out past curfew. Others were charged with looting and rioting, even though they say they were not. More >>

Metro Council President David James called for statewide restrictions on 'no-knock' search warrants a day after a Louisville measure advanced at the council. More >>

Health experts in Louisville worry protests could fuel a spoke in COVID-19 cases. More >>

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Indianapolis will remove from a park a monument dedicated to Confederate soldiers who died at a Union prison camp in the city, the mayor announced Thursday. More >>

As one of the most influential voices in the city, former Louisville football star and current Atlanta Falcon guard Jamon Brown didn't hesitate to use his platform during protests in the city. More >>

The office of attorney Sam Aguiar told WDRB News that the offer is “being discussed.” More >>

“The time for pandering has passed,” said Councilwoman Jessica Green, D-1. More >>

In a news release Thursday, the United Soccer League said its Board of Governors voted to begin the 2020 season with a "provisional" start date of July 11. More >>

Louisville Metro Police officers are still dealing with reports of widespread looting in parts of the city. More >>

 A Metro Corrections officer accused of sexual assault inside the jail was fired Wednesday night. More >>

All of the ducklings were recovered and are "safe and healthy," according to the department. More >>

Police say jewelry was found scattered on the ground in the store's parking lot. More >>

A longstanding Indiana festival won't be held this fall amid coronavirus concerns, but safety isn't the only reason officials canceled Harvest Homecoming for the first time in its 51-year history. More >>

Police say William Dodd strangled the woman to death, then dumped her body in a creek. More >>

"Probably the only thing Barack Obama and I have in common is that we both had the honor of firing Jim Mattis, the world’s most overrated General." More >>

An attempted traffic stop turned high-speed chase ended with four people taken to the hospital. More >>

Hundreds of people gathered to demand racial justice, declare that black lives matter and criticize what they called a culture of racism. More >>

Amaya Brockington was reported missing Wednesday night, according to MetroSafe. She was found safe early Thursday morning. More >>

In a statement responding to the walkout, Fischer said officers "are frustrated, and some of them expressed that frustration today." More >>

As Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer seeks a top-to-bottom review of the Louisville Metro Police Department, protesters took to the city's streets for the seventh night in a row expressing their outrage over injustice and mistrust of the department. More >>

Wednesday night, peaceful protesters repeated their chants of, “No justice, no peace” and of the names Breonna Taylor and David McAtee, two black Louisvillians who have died at the hands of government bullets. More >>

There are two Kentucky statutes that outline the rights given to Louisville Metro Police officers when they're accused of wrongdoing. KRS 15.520 is commonly known as the "Police Officers' Bill of Rights" and is a state law applicable to the administrative complaint process for Kentucky police officers.  More >>

“My father of course would not condone violence, he would not condone the destruction of folks' businesses that they have been working on hard ... that they earned,” Ali’s daughter Maryum told WDRB News. More >>

Mayor Greg Fischer was asked about his thoughts on a no-knock warrant ban and said he fully supports looking at the pros and the cons.  More >>

Long-term care facilities can, under certain circumstances, allow residents to have outdoor meetings with close friends or family, state officials said. More >>

Organizers made the announcement Wednesday evening on the festival's Facebook page. More >>

The body was found in Lake Shelby sometime Wednesday afternoon, according to Kentucky State Police. More >>

The state's public health commissioner, Dr. Steven Stack, said the case will remain open while health officials investigate possible causes, but "certainty is not possible" in determining how much COVID-19 contributed to the death.  More >>

Kroger at 28th Street and Broadway in west Louisville reopened its doors at 8 a.m. Wednesday after dozens of people looted the store early Tuesday morning. More >>

The referendum proposed an up to 8.5-cent increase in property taxes per $100 of assessed value. That would have funded up to $3 million each year for the district over the next eight years. More >>

The national conversation has shifted away from the coronavirus over the last week and a half, and rightfully so, but doctors are reminding people to be aware that COVID-19 remains a threat. More >>

A mural of McAtee, on the side of The Limbo Tiki Bar & Lounge, at 4th and Chestnut streets, is drawing visitors, many of whom are taking photos of the artwork. More >>

Tevin R. Patton, of Memphis, is facing federal charges of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. More >>