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Lonnell Gathright was upset that his child was placed on a school bus at Hazelwood Elementary instead of being picked up by him.
Wives separated from their husbands by war have a difficult time every day but, it's especially hard on their wedding anniversary. Tuesday night, a Kentuckiana Marine wanted his wife to know he didn't forget their special day.
A plea deal has been reached for a southern Indiana chiropractor facing sex charges involving a minor.
Police said William O'Bannon robbed and fired a handgun at James Mallory the day before 15-year-old Gregory Holt was shot to death. Mallory is a suspect in Holt's murder.
Here's a list of the 2012 grand prize winners from the Gold Pegasus Pin drawings. Congratulations to the winners!
According to police, 39-year-old Michelle Lewis Cotter was shot around 2:30 Tuesday morning.
Thousands of people will be heading down to Waterfront Park later this month as part of the Healthy Hometown Movement.
A federal magistrate judge has ordered Anthony and David Jenkins held until a June trial.
Large equipment is in place to help in the demolition of Sheppard Square in downtown Louisville.
A former Northern Kentucky schoolteacher has been indicted on a charge of having sex with a student.
Councilwoman Barbara Shanklin has fired her grandson from her office after his arrest earlier this month for an assault on an ex-girlfriend.
The merger of the Louisville Water Company and Metro Sewer District could save the metro as much as $14 to $24 million annually.
Many soldiers coming home from a tour of duty bring with them the stress, the images, the sounds, the smells, and the painful thoughts of the unnatural actions of war. Those actions saved their lives on the field of battle, but once back in civilian life it can lead to a diagnosis of PTSD.
Look for a fundamental shift in how scientists hunt ways to ward off the devastation of Alzheimer's disease - by testing possible therapies in people who don't yet show many symptoms, before too much of the brain is...
Kyle Kuric's biggest game as Card came in the final game in Freedom Hall. He had 22 second half points in a win over #1 Syracuse. And to this point, he biggest day, personally, came at the end of his Cards academic career.
Dollar General seems to be the new Starbucks with new stores popping up on every street corner. The company recently opened store number 10,000 with 625 more planned for construction.
Ceremonies are being held across the country in honor of fallen police officers. President Kennedy proclaimed every May 15 a day to honor those men and women.
WAVE 3 Chief Photojournalist Doug Druschke takes us to Harrison County, Indiana as residents honored those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Members of the New Albany City Council are fighting back against tolls on the new Ohio River bridges.
Louisville Metro residents have the chance to do some spring cleaning and get rid of bulk waste.
Kids aren't the only ones who can catch Spring Fever as the weather warms and summer break nears.