This week we mark the September 11th terrorist attacks. As time goes by, memories can fade, but we owe it to our country to never forget. More >>

The new I-learn test scores show only 47 percent of Indiana’s third through eighth graders are meeting the new standards for math and English.   More >>

It’s here. It’s finally here. I’m talking about football season. This weekend all of our teams from high school to the pros are in action. More >>

It’s been a deadly year in Louisville as the number of homicides climb. This summer, a pretty scary trend has emerged that could be prevented. More >>

Not all superheroes wear capes. More >>

What was supposed to be a night of fun, games and music at the Kentucky State Fair got out of hand Saturday night. More >>

The recent mass shootings in El Paso and Dayton have sparked new debate over guns and gun control. More >>

Best of luck to all the students in our area, for what could be another great year.  And best wishes to the parents. More >>

US Senator Mitch McConnell is under attack, and the Democrats aren’t the only ones taking aim at him.  More >>

Leaving is never easy, especially when you love the people you work with and the city you live in as much as I love WDRB and Louisville. More >>

We need to be more considerate of each other and a good place to start is by not taking advantage of handicapped people. More >>

John B. Castleman lived an exemplary life after the Civil War -- making Louisville a better place in which to live for all residents. More >>

In the spirit of helping raise strong young men, I would offer some rules that we should all pass down to our sons. More >>

History shows there always will a group of neighbors to oppose any progress, but that doesn’t mean what they protest will be bad for the neighborhood at all.  More >>

I could not be more proud of what we’ve accomplished in the past year. More >>

For people who are able to continue working until at least their full retirement age, if not longer, it pays to wait. More >>

When I drive through miles of Indiana construction, I almost never see anyone actually working.  More >>

We have entered another political season, and this one will last for another 18 months. As voters, I want to remind you of a few basic things. More >>

At a time when a few athletes are kneeling during the Anthem, the moment I experienced told me loud and clear that our Anthem, and what it stands for, is important to most Americans. More >>

From this point leading up to the greatest two minutes in sports, there will be galas, celebrities, and of course, bourbon. More >>

The same people who were screaming about a possible tax increase are now angry about budget cuts.  More >>

This certainly IS a problem that needs serious attention, but there are more factors to consider.  More >>

You've heard it all your life: ''You have to go to college first to be successful." More >>

The Kentucky Derby Festival is a non-profit, and Andre Wilson is trying to manufacture a way to take money he is absolutely not entitled to. More >>

He has frequently displayed a thin skin and can’t stand it if someone pokes a little fun at him. More >>

Last year alone, 3,080 children experienced abuse or neglect in Louisville. More >>

No darts, but I’m going to throw out a few Laurels for your consideration.   More >>

As you may recall, little known actor Jussie Smollett faked an attack on himself to raise his profile and perhaps, in his mind, get a better TV contract.   More >>

Bill Lamb takes aim at downtown streets and offers praise for U of L coach Jeff Walz.  More >>

The Mueller Report is finally in. It concluded that President Trump and his campaign did not collude with the Russians. More >>

Louisville has an ambitious but vital goal: at least 40,000 more residents with bachelor’s degrees. More >>

By Bill Hollander More >>

To let people carry guns without some sort of safety training or even verification of competence is one of the dumbest things I've ever heard come out of Frankfort. More >>

$65 Million per year in new taxes is what Mayor Fischer is asking you to pay to make up for a $25 million budget problem. More >>

What lessons are the children are learning from their teachers' sick outs?  More >>

The question is, what kind of city do we want to be? More >>

Last Friday, after a lengthy illness, we lost a man who laid the foundation for what WDRB is today. More >>

Every page of their platform is a socialist horror show, and Kentuckians want none of it. More >>

The good news is, if you are qualified, the Army has 150 different types of jobs available.  More >>

Let’s talk about the C-list actor who cried wolf and why that matters. More >>

We are told by Mayor Fischer that there is a pension shortfall of $65 million that we need to make up for. More >>

When it's time to get your driver's license renewed at your Circuit Court Clerk's office, please say YES to organ donation. More >>

I have been wondering lately, how did we twist our thinking so far out of shape?  More >>

If you don’t know what city was just made a national laughing stock, maybe you could Google it. More >>

If you’re easily offended, be offended in private if you must but stop involving the rest of us, More >>

Giving parents -- even poor or dysfunctional ones -- the power of choosing where their children attend school produces amazing results. More >>

This political correctness movement does not include forgiveness. More >>

I think it is remarkable that so many TSA agents and air traffic controllers are still showing up for work. They are the grownups in the room.  More >>

The simple truth is ... walls and fences work.  More >>