Elizabeth Pace

Some parents say Non-Traditional Instruction is not working. Here are some tips on how you can finish the semester strong.

The FDA will determine whether to authorize a COVID-19 vaccine for use.

With no end in sight as the city still faces a pandemic, Mayor Greg Fischer announced a new utility relief ordinance to help out those who need it.

There are concerns some will students put their homes at risk when they return from campus.

The Department of Health and Wellness will implement stronger enforcement and more personnel to monitor random businesses in Jefferson County.

Those lucky enough to get inside for a game at the 22,090 seat arena will be socially distanced.

When there’s a call related to domestic violence, the victim is screened for lethality. It measures how dangerous the circumstances are for them and if immediate services are required.

Two veterans are walking to raise awareness for other veterans.

Hospitals expect an influx in patients during the winter months because of flu season. But there’s an uncertainty heading into the end of 2020 since many symptoms are similar to coronavirus.

“The pandemic creates a whole extra constellation of struggles and stresses on top of that,” a Louisville-based clinical social worker said.

Two men were arrested in Jeffersonville Friday after police say they claimed to be police detectives, attempting to scam residents for money.

To celebrate the fall season, Emily Morris drove to a local winery with her friends on Saturday. But the crowds convinced her to stay in the car.

Jefferson County Public Schools announced students will continue with Non-Traditional Learning (NTI), for the foreseeable future.

The construction is causing a lot of delays for people trying to navigate the area daily.

An annual report rating school districts was impacted due to the coronavirus pandemic.

As of September, Clark Memorial Health reported 159 drug overdoses in Clark County, which is more than the previous two years.

Despite the rise in COVID-19 cases, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb began the state’s final stage of reopening. He told WAVE 3 News it’s a balance of protesting public health and the economy.

Their nephew says Morris and Leona Ingram were dedicated to public education.

Although Indiana is in its final stage of reopening, the hospitality industry is struggling to rebound.

Anyone with information is asked to contact the Oldham County Police Department at (502) 222-1300.

Early in-person voting will be available until Nov. 2 in Indiana, the day before Election Day.

After more than 100 days of protests in downtown Louisville, many businesses have begun removing plywood barriers in an effort to move forward.

Shannyn White, 24, is suing two Louisville Metro Police officers and the department after she claims officers hit her with a rubber bullet while peacefully protesting.

They claim Brett Hankison, Myles Cosgrove and Jonathan Mattingly nearly killed them when their bullets shot into their neighboring apartment.

A virtual option will be available for those who do not want to send students back.

The goals are to run 300 miles in eight weeks, raise $90,000, purchase 300 laptops for 300 young women, and more.

As police barricade streets and businesses board up windows, employees are now being asked to work from home indefinitely.

The jury that convicted Indiana cannibal Joseph Oberhansley of murder Friday recommended a sentence of life in prison for the 2014 murder of his ex-girlfriend Tammy Jo Blanton.

Oberhansley now argues he was coerced into his original confession

During a post-mortem examination, the analyst testified to finding Oberhansley’s specimen on Tammy Jo Blanton.