Juul produces smoke free vaping products. They advertise as an alternative for cigarette smokers. Recent studies have shown Juul products are dangerous and might be more addictive than cigarettes.  Juul developed many flavors that have garnered the attention of kids. Recent studies show unde… More >>

This fight at Iroquois High School started because the teacher told the student to put his phone away. More >>

What if we remove the (R) and (D) on the ballot box and vote on the issues that best align with our interests and beliefs? More >>

The Omni Hotel was granted rights to the property as part of its contract with the city. After an internal review of the building, Omni plans to bulldoze it and start anew. More >>

Frankfort mismanages state pensions and Louisville has to deal with the consequences.  More >>

Kentucky lawmakers need to act to keep money from going into casinos in other states. More >>

On Friday afternoon, while one of our news teams was out in the field, they met James, DeAireus and Emerald, some young but avid WDRB News viewers who have a "Point of View" to share with you. More >>

You’ve heard the argument for years about paying college athletes just like the pros. Now California is taking steps to allow college players to be paid starting in 2023. More >>

Jefferson County Public Schools have a lot of heavy lifting to do when it comes to improving education for children. We've got a learning gap between African-American students and white students. We also have many of the underperforming schools in the Commonwealth. More >>

Goodwill will do its part to fight addiction, and I invite all of you to find a way to help. More >>

Stop what you are doing and take a look at this picture.  Vandals created this hateful message over the weekend, but what happened next is inspiring. The threat of violence against police officers led to an outpouring of support for them instead. More >>

The battle between the University of Louisville and former basketball coach Rick Pitino is finally over. More >>

City leaders allowed Google to come in with the promise of great things. What we got was failure: torn up streets and a fast exit from a company that suddenly pulled the plug on us. More >>

It's time to end a really bad habit. More >>

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 >>

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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 >>