Louisville police are investigating after a man was shot in the Russell neighborhood Sunday night.
People in Valley Station were out in the cold tonight to make sure every kid can stay warm.
Chabad of Kentucky lit a giant menorah on Fourth Street Live on the third night of Hanukkah. Chabad’s social service arm Project Friendship worked with the city’s Office of Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods to give out hundreds of gifts to kids who have been victims of gun violence.
A man was pronounced dead at the scene in a shooting in the 4100 block of Stony Ridge Road.
A unique sporting event made its way to Joe Creason Park this weekend.
A third-quarter 8-0 run and a fourth-quarter 9-2 run helped push the Cards past archrival Kentucky Sunday afternoon.
Communities came together in Southwest Louisville to help out people in need.
Kentucky State Police are investigating after an inmate from Louisville died in the Eddyville Kentucky State Penitentiary on Friday.
LMPD’s 2nd Division had their Shop with a Cop event at the Walmart on Outer Loop where 47 kids each partnered up with an officer to go around the store and pick out some Christmas gifts.
UK Healthcare says almost 1,000 Kentuckians are in need of a life saving organ transplant and, on Saturday, Louisville athletes took to the hardwood to help.
It was a result that mirrored the meeting between the ACC powerhouses in November as Louisville took the first two sets before the Panthers rallied back.
The Cards trailed by 16 at the break and couldn't dig themselves out of that hole in Saturday's loss to DePaul.
Dr. Tim Peck, Democrat, is a former Harvard Medical School physician and teacher. He and his wife moved from New York to Clark County in 2020 to start a family.
A traffic stop at 4th and Central near Churchill Downs resulted in an officer involved shooting when the driver fled.
An Indiana family who was given a new HVAC system in June received more money in time for the holiday.
Anthony Bedford has been found guilty for the murder of his girlfriend Ranna Bowen on April 21, 2022.
Brice Rhodes could be wearing a device that shocks him while his trial officially begins.
KSP is investigating after a woman was killed in a three-car collision in Taylor County.
On Dec. 5, the Clarksville Town Council voted unanimously to donate $20,000 in Worrall’s honor
The Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport (SDF) will partner with IDEMIA, a TSA PreCheck authorized enrollment provider, to host its second TSA PreCheck enrollment event this year.
Major Tyler Mitchell recently released Double Trouble and the Upside Down Christmas Tree which is now in the top 20 on Amazon’s new releases in children’s Christmas books.
A group from Westboro Baptist Church was at Manual High School in Louisville Friday morning, which led a group of counter-protesters to gather outside the school as well.
In a statement by Teamsters General President Sean O’Brien, the union threatened a strike in Louisville at UPS in response to recent layoffs by the company of 35 employees.
Thursday marked 82 years since the bombing of Pearl Harbor in Hawaii.
The Bardstown Police Department made a Facebook post Wednesday looking for information about a report of thefts in the downtown area.
The Love Kitchen has trucks that travel across the country year-round feeding houseless people, military and first responders.
UofL head football coach Jeff Brohm was named one of 14 semifinalists for the George Munger College Coach of the Year Award presented yearly by the Maxwell Football Club.
Police are investigating after a man was shot in his car in the Newburg neighborhood near Watterson Park.
Police are investigating after a man arrived at the University of Louisville Hospital with gunshot wounds.
On Wednesday, the council awarded $400,000 in grant money to groups to support programs that impact hundreds of children, including mental health, education and access to fresh foods.
Lieutenant Eric Kruse is the new chief and Sergeant Jonathon Roederer is the new assistant chief.
Louisville police are searching for two women after security footage appearing to show them a “felony amount” of laundry detergent from a Lowe’s off Preston Highway.
Drag Queens on Ice returned as part of Fête De Noël celebration.
The non-profit held its charity pajama party and holiday market Sunday. Everyone dressed up in their favorite holiday jammies to shop, decorate cookies and, of course, meet with Jolly Ol’ Saint Nick.
The Old Louisville Historical Society held walking tours of its iconic Victorian homes decked out for the Christmas season.
More than 300 children felt the spirit of the holidays at the Kosair for Kids Christmas Party.
More than 600 athletes competed at King Pin lanes in Jeffersontown and Ten Pin Strike and Spare in Saint Matthew’s.
UofL, UK, and WKU all know where they'll be heading and who they'll be playing this bowl season.
The UofL women’s basketball team were in control from the jump in Sunday afternoon’s 80-40 win over North Carolina A&T.
Louisville couldn't get the offense going against a wounded Florida State team in Saturday's loss in the ACC Championship.
Around 7 p.m. in he 2400 block of Elliott Avenue, just east of Elliott Park, officers found a man with multiple gunshot wounds.
Parts of the Germantown, Schnitzelburg and Paristown neighborhoods are a little bit greener. District 15 Councilwoman Jennifer Chappell secured funding to get 125 trees planted in the neighborhoods.
Non-profits are working to make underserved Louisville neighborhoods more attractive and affordable to live in.
Trinity wins its 28th KHSAA State Football Championship, pulling away from Bryan Station for a 41-20 win.
Kris Kringle took some time away from the North Pole to visit Louisville Slugger Field.
Christian Academy completed a dominant postseason run that culminated in its second straight KHSAA State Championship and the fourth state title in program history.
UofL swept Western Michigan in the second round of the NCAA Volleyball Tournament to advance to its ninth Sweet 16. The Cards will face the winner of Minnesota and Creighton.
Two victims, a woman and a teenage girl, were wounded in a shooting in the Taylor Berry neighborhood Friday night.
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.
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.
