Indiana State Police posted pictures of the crash near Gary that show the semi sticking straight up in the air. More >>
The double shooting occurred around 5:15 p.m. Tuesday in the 3700 block of Warren Avenue, near Florence Avenue. More >>
A bill that would toughen penalties for online child predators is on its way to the floor of the Kentucky Senate after a Louisville woman told her horrific story. More >>
The Roots 101 African American Museum is a journey through time with a look at art, service, music, sports and entertainment. More >>
The second lawsuit against John Griggs, 63, asks for $250,000 for punitive damages and $250,000 for pain and suffering. More >>
Police said that after abusing the dog, Tyler Dabney left it for dead in a dumpster. More >>
A federal judge denied Thursday a request by former members of the Kentucky Board of Education for an injunction that would have restored them to the board as the case winds through court. More >>
Friday's are a day of sacrifice in Lent among Christians, and abstaining from meat is a universal custom. More >>
A Braidy Industries subsidiary cited "financial constraints" as it cut jobs last week, while the company has also reneged on a pledge to hire 15 community college students in its feeder program in Ashland. More >>
Court documents say 19-year-old Ethan Woods of Radcliff and a juvenile boy were taken into custody on Wednesday. More >>
Senate Bill 158, sponsored by Senate President Pro Tem David Givens, passed on a 10-0 vote en route to the Senate floor. More >>
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of the case against Matt Jones, the popular Kentucky Sports Radio host who was sued by a NCAA referee. More >>
Amid reports that the disease is poised to spread worldwide, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer stressed that city officials are ready to respond. More >>
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf on Wednesday raised concerns that not all states will meet the October 1 deadline. More >>
Churchill Downs Inc. CEO Bill Carstanjen said Thursday the company is mindful of concerns about the spread of the coronavirus but that as of today, he sees no “impact … in any meaningful way” to attendance at the 2020 Kentucky Derby on May 2. More >>
The nonprofit provides a place to stay and other support to families whose children are receiving treatment at local hospitals. More >>
The new dorm will accommodate 400 employees. More >>
Her hands and feet were shackled as she was ushered into the courtroom, and she hid her face from the cameras. More >>
A statewide Silver Alert has been issued for Fuming Li, who was last seen in Carmel, Indiana. More >>
One of the ducks has died. More >>
One of the ducks has died. More >>
Police say she admitted to stealing some luggage, ripping off tags and throwing some luggage in a dumpster. More >>
Snackin' Bacon launched Wednesday at Dunkin' restaurants nationwide. More >>
Coca-Cola recently announced that, while it has contingency plans in place, the situation in China may impact their long-term supplies of artificial sweeteners used in some of their drinks. More >>
"Out of all the bad decisions you have made, at least make one good one & bring back the deceased person & casket." More >>
The deputy, who was not named, shot the suspect multiple times to protect herself and her children. More >>
There is a story in Louisville long faded from view, and time is taking the people who remember it best. More >>
Ballard High School product Jordan Adell is one of Major League Baseball's top ten prospects but he's not wasting anytime in giving back to his community. More >>
In a statement, the district said they are "in constant contact with the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness." More >>
She was arrested Wednesday afternoon after police responded to a reported shoplifter at a Jeffersonville business. More >>
The "Peace for Parents" meeting included a discussion with David Houvenagle, a therapist from the University of Louisville's Peace Hospital. More >>
The corporation hopes to rent its office space for $10,000, which will go right back into Waterfront Park. More >>
Senate Bill 258 calls for better safety standards, including lower cancer rates among the state's firefighters. More >>
Restaurateurs said the possible tax could jeopardize their thin profit margins. More >>
The Madison County Coroner confirmed that the body of Sheena Baxter was discovered during an investigation at a storage unit in Richmond on Tuesday. More >>
The meeting was heated at times, as Lauder defended her department's work and alleged that a report by the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting was "disingenuous" and "manipulated" statistics. More >>
“That distinct odor of a skunk could be an uninterested female or from an unlucky skunk that wandered too close to the road in search of a mate,” wildlife officials said. More >>
Louisville Metro Council President David James allocated more than $25,000 for the new lights at the viaduct in his district. More >>
The employees will receive an average hourly wage of $22 including benefits. More >>
Family Foundation asks Kentucky AG to investigate U of L's relationship with state abortion provider
U of L President Neeli Bendapudi said she would welcome discussing the program with Daniel Cameron. More >>
Participants called on state lawmakers to help eliminate physical and regulatory barriers that make it more difficult to earn a living. More >>
ISP Sgt. David Henderson said while it’s important for officers to prepare for the unthinkable, everyone should be ready. More >>
The bill passed the House on a 75-17 vote and now goes to the Senate, media outlets reported. More >>
The measure cleared the Senate, 33-4, and now goes to the House. More >>
Earlier this month, Lesley Prather and her 12-year-old daughter Rhyan died in crash just outside St. Louis More >>
Construction should be completed by the fall. More >>
Two influential senators have come down on opposite sides of the issue. More >>
The $6.3 million facility broke ground in late 2018 immediately following a home football game against Marshall County. More >>
The city plans to redevelop the site of an old gas station and office building. More >>
A mall spokesman said that the rule is intended to curtail disturbances related to the the rising number of unsupervised youths hanging out at the mall. More >>
