Dustin Vogt

Louisville Metro Police are currently investigating after a shooting kills one juvenile and injures another in the Smoketown neighborhood Tuesday evening.

The Kroger Company has announced that all hourly associates will be rewarded with a “Hero Bonus” for working during the coronavirus pandemic.

Some of Governor Beshear’s most popular quotes have been placed on T-shirts and mugs, with proceeds going to Kentucky’s COVID-19 relief funds.

The New Dixie Highway project is scheduled to begin surface work this week, shifting to daylight hours due to lighter traffic.

Humana, a national healthcare company based in Louisville, announced on Monday that it would be waiving consumer costs for treatment related to the novel coronavirus.

Jeptha Creed Distillery in Shelbyville has been using their resources to make hand sanitizer and delivering it to first responders and hospital staffs combat the spread of the novel coronavirus.

Louisville Metro Police are investigating after one man was struck by a vehicle in the Newburg neighborhood Tuesday night and later died.

President Trump said that the October 1 deadline would be postponed and that a new deadline would be announced soon.

On Tuesday, teachers and staff at Kammerer Middle School collected Chromebooks from their classrooms to make sure they work and then disinfected them so they could be inventoried.

A Louisville firefighter has tested positive for the novel coronavirus according to a notice sent Tuesday by the Mayor’s Press Office.

An Amazon fulfillment center in Shepherdsville has been closed for 48 hours in order to perform deep cleaning within the building.

Two NuLu businesses are partnering together to provide meals to those affected by closures due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The Brown-Forman Corporation announced Monday it will be donating $1 million to help assist with the coronavirus response.

Gov. Andy Beshear announced Sunday that the number of positive cases of COVID-19 in Kentucky has surpassed 100.

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul has announced that he has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a release by the senator’s office.

The American Red Cross is continuing to ask for donations after facing severe blood shortages due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Louisville Metro Police are investigating after one man died from a stabbing in the Douglass Hills neighborhood Sunday morning.

On Sunday, the Indiana State Department of Health reported 76 new positive cases of COVID-19, bringing the state’s total to 201 positive cases.

Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has confirmed that a third patient has died due to the new coronavirus in Saturday’s update at the Capitol.

Employees working at Kroger will be receiving an appreciation bonus for those working during the coronavirus pandemic.

Starlight Distillery at Huber’s Orchard, Winery and Vineyards used their resources to create hand sanitizer at their facility, using it to help out Indiana’s first responders.

In total, 833 residents in Indiana have been tested, including 279 tested within the last 24 hours.

With childcare being stated as an essential service in Floyd County, the Floyd County Health Department has shared instructions for child care providers to continue safe care.

The first positive case in Madison County, Kentucky has been confirmed Saturday morning by the Madison County Health Department.

Starting on March 23, Kroger and Jay C Food Stores have announced new hours of operation for stores in Kentucky and southern Indiana.

Louisville Fire and Rescue are on scene battling a fire in the Shelby Park neighborhood Tuesday night.

Officers arrived on scene and found an adult male victim suffering at least one gunshot wound.

JCPS has announced that on the first day of its meal distribution system, more than 5,000 total meals have been delivered to students.

Louisville Gas & Electric and Kentucky Utilities announced Monday they will be suspending disconnects and waiving late fees to assist customers during the coronavirus pandemic.

YMCA branches in Louisville and Southern Indiana announced they will temporarily close starting Tuesday night to prevent spread of coronavirus.