Dustin Vogt

Indiana State Police have arrested a man for driving the wrong way on a highway while impaired Sunday morning.

Charlestown mayor-elect, democrat Treva Hodges will retain victory against sitting mayor, republican Bob Hall, after an official recount of votes.

A ten-year-old boy who received thousands of cards and thoughtful wishes for his birthday last October had a new celebration party on Saturday for the end of his chemotherapy treatment.

Fisherman are being credited with helping save the life of a man found on a ledge of the north bank of the Cumberland River.

The Republic Bank Foundation YMCA at 1720 West Broadway opened its doors to the public Saturday, expanding the YMCA’s presence in West Louisville.

Disc golfers from around Kentucky and Indiana headed to Muldraugh Disc Golf Course in Fort Knox, donating toys to participate in a disc golf charity tournament event.

The right lane of Interstate 265 South around mile marker 34.5 was blocked due to a crash between a passenger vehicle and an over sized load vehicle.

Jefferson County Public Schools invited the Louisville community in need to grab clothing during their annual “Take What You Can Tote” giveaway event.

Anyone heading to the University of Louisville men’s basketball game Saturday against Eastern Kentucky can also help make a child’s holiday bright by donating a new toy.

Activate Games features touch-activated climbing walls, laser mazes, and electronic basketball arcade games.

Bringing holiday hope to homeless pets, the BISSELL Pet Foundation is partnering with local pet shelters to offer reduced-fee pet adoptions.

The woman accused of shooting out a drive-thru window at a Shelbyville KFC has been brought back to Kentucky to face charges.

Kentucky State Police are trying to find whoever broke into two churches in Eastview early Sunday morning and damaged them.

The Jefferson County Board of Education authorized legal action Tuesday against Juul and other manufacturers and distributors of electronic cigarettes and vaping products.

Barren County Sheriff’s Office have arrested a man after he broke into a church Monday while publicly intoxicated.

No new cases of the virus were reported in the last four months in Boone, Campbell, Grant, and Kenton counties.

Bullitt County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate 63-year-old John Schmidt and is asking the public for any assistance in helping locate him.

Middle school students from six JCPS schools visited residents of Jefferson Manor Rehab & Wellness Tuesday to deliver 10,000 holiday cards to senior citizens.

A Louisville girl will be honored at the inauguration ceremonies in Frankfort tomorrow as a winner of the “Team Kentucky” poster contest.

An arrest has been made in the case involving a robbery at an Oldham County Thorntons gas station on Thanksgiving that killed an employee.

Skaters don’t have long to wait before the New Albany Flow Park opens up.

AT&T is now hiring 40 new employees for its call center located at 534 Armory Place in Downtown Louisville.

The three people indicted for a dog attack that killed a two-year-old boy in May were back in court Monday.

A man arrested on 26 felony charges after a code was cracked within Clark County Jail was arraigned in court Monday.

Musicians from the Louisville Orchestra hoping to spread the Christmas cheer to local retirement homes by traveling and performing free concerts in December.

An investigation has been started by Louisville Metro Police after tracking a package containing $100,000 of meth inside an air fryer.

Kentucky State Police went to multiple Kroger locations across the state collecting donated groceries on Sunday for their Cram the Cruiser holiday food drive.

A country club building in Bowling Green caught on fire Saturday night, and officials say that due to the damage it is a total loss.

Governor Matt Bevin and Governor-Elect Andy Beshear came together to light the Capitol’s Christmas tree Saturday night.

A local family earned special honors at Westport Middle School Saturday as they were named 2019 Family of the Year by Special Olympics Kentucky.