Two victims, a woman and a teenage girl, were wounded in a shooting in the Taylor Berry neighborhood Friday night.

There are ways to save without a lot of work or worry but you do have to take the first step.

Friday was World AIDS Day, a time to raise awareness for and to destigmatize a disease that still disproportionately affects racial and ethnic minorities as well as those who are gay or bisexual.

It was a win for a group of residents who wanted a do-over after the recording of a city hearing malfunctioned, according to the city.

LMPD’s Domestic Violence Unit is handling the ongoing investigation.

Potholes in the southbound lanes of the Gene Snyder near Middletown are wreaking havoc for troubles during the daily commute.

Corydon Town Manager Bruce Cunningham estimates a loss of 5 million gallons of water as the pipe spewed 1,200 gallons a minute into a sinkhole.

This time of year brings out the spirit of giving from every part of Wave Country and on Friday, that was felt heavily at the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections.

The seven-day unlimited play pass, which is good for unlimited play during weekends and holidays at all 10 Louisville Parks and Recreation courses, is $500. A five-day Monday through Friday pass is $425.

The dog that was abandoned at Bourbon City Bark Park in Bardstown in November has been adopted, officials at the park say.

JCPS nurses and medical staff were on hand Friday to vaccinate for chickenpox and up to six other diseases.

The Prisoner’s Hope has assisted about 1,200 people over its decade of service.