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What would we do if a boat took out an entire span of one of the bridges connecting Louisville to Southern Indiana?
A frantic phone call forced a Kentuckiana couple to come rushing to help their grandson, but that phone call came with a hefty price tag to the Crockett family of Clarksville.
Back in December, a 4-year-old boy was crushed by a more than 100 pound TV. Nearly every bone in Cole Durham's face was broken after a box TV fell off of a dresser while he was climbing on it. He is doing much better and is now back at home.
A Kentucky community is heartbroken after an fire early Thursday morning took the life of a 7-year-old girl with autism. It happened in the small community of Sandgap, in Jackson County.
Metro Council members propose reviews that they estimate could save up to $20 million.
The canal project in Jeffersonville is now off the table. The city's new mayor announced Thursday the plan that the previous mayor had already started is not in the best interest of the people.
Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson spoke about the repair of a bridge Friday, and it wasn't the Sherman Minton.
A bill filed Friday could strengthen the Commonwealth's anti-bullying bill.
Ninth District Congressman Todd Young will run for a second term in southern Indiana.
A 911 call released Friday indicates that before being hospitalized, actress Demi Moore was suffering from convulsions after smoking an unknown substance.
Source: (CNN)The Italian Association of Tour Operators announced Friday that passengers of the Costa Concordia are likely to receive compensation of $14,460 each.
Twenty-six years ago, the space shuttle Challenger exploded after lifting off its launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, engulfing the entire nation in a wave of tragedy.
Source: (CNN/KIRO)Washington state and Facebook are suing a Delaware company saying it is scamming site users.
A weak year for the economy likely ended on a hopeful note.
U.S. Senator Rand Paul was stopped at Nashville International Airport Monday after refusing a pat down at a security checkpoint.
A man has been arrested and charged with selling drugs close to Jeffersontown High School.
Kentucky House Republicans have stepped up their fight to stop new district boundaries drawn up by democrats.
A Louisville man is behind bars after being arrested for raping a woman who had just stepped off of a TARC bus.
A program that helps feed thousands of children at JCPS elementaries won't be able to expand yet.
A Kentuckiana couple that's been married for more than 70 years are together till the end. Presley and Ethel Bradshaw died on Monday, just hours apart.
One of the original Tuskegee Airmen from Louisville has passed away. Julius Calloway died Monday, he was 87-years-old and played a major role in aviation history.
You've heard the old saying " I was in the right place at the right time." In today's Pass The Cash that couldn't have been more true and it couldn't have been more important for a family of 3.
Maryhurst, a Louisville-based children's home and foster care agency, is launching a new series of training classes for potential foster and/or adoptive parents.
The Schnitzelbank's bratwurst is facing off against the Roast Po' Boy at Papa Roux in Indianapolis.
Which cities did Travel & Leisure determine were the rudest and friendliest?
On Jan. 25, 2011, protests broke out across Egypt, inspired by demonstrations calling for democracy in Tunisia and Algeria. A year later, Egyptians are celebrating as they look toward the future.
Thousands of people lined up Tuesday and Wednesday to spend a final moment with legendary football coach Joe Paterno, according to media reports.
Solar flares that began Jan. 22 have pushed solar radiation into Earth's magnetic field, possibly causing problems with satellites and short wave radio transmissions.
Two are confirmed dead and many others are dealing with severe damage left by a line of storms that moved through Central Alabama Monday morning.
Rescue efforts stalled on the Costa Concordia cruise ship Wednesday after the boat started moving. The cruise liner went down off the coast of an Italian island Friday after veering off course and into the rocks.
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