Nov. 4, 2025, started like a normal day for Kensey Jochim.
Adi Schanie
Reporter
A Louisville hotel that provides housing and support for people experiencing homelessness is asking the city for help keeping its doors open.
As Jefferson County Public Schools cuts staff and programs, the district still pays tens of thousands of dollars for its superintendent's out-of-town travel and catering.
JCPS health director resigns, citing budget cuts and lack of input on student health services decisions.
Neighborhood microchip scanning stations across Louisville and Southern Indiana help reunite lost pets faster.
Kentucky revises $250M incentive deal after Glendale battery plant shutdown and ownership transition to Ford.
The second day of hearings was focused on the design of the pylon, the structure that connects the engine to the wing.
The National Transportation Safety Board kicked off two days of investigative hearings Tuesday in Washington as part of the agency's investigation into Louisville's deadly UPS plane crash.
For the first time since 15 people were killed when a UPS plane went down in Louisville, Boeing, the Federal Aviation Administration and UPS will publicly face questions about what went wrong.