Faith King

PRP crews said teams have moved efforts from rescue to recovery.

The incident was caught on camera as bystanders recorded while the arrest was being made.

Organizers said their goal was to bring that same Thunder Over Louisville energy to people from the comfort of their homes.

Kentucky Derby Festival officials kept the locations secret so that people would not gather.

The call center will be open from 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. for the next 10 days.

A New Albany man is traumatized after he said LMPD officers pulled him over after confusing him as being a wanted man.

Some of the people crossing the COVID-19 finish line are reminded of the people they’ve lost.

Fraudulent unemployment claims are rampant across the country and Kentucky is no exception.

A couple of weeks after choosing to continue with in-person services, St. Stephen Church closed its doors for the safety of the congregation.

A group of three people were caught on camera stealing two cars from a car lot on Dixie Highway early Thursday morning.

A teen boxing champion is dead after being struck in a triple shooting in February; it happened after a Shawnee High School basketball game.

Germantown Vintage Collective, a flea market styled, vintage boutique in Schnitzelburg, opened its doors as a new business in December. The owner, Jeff Walschon, didn’t think nearly four months later those doors would be broken into.

The camps were originally scheduled to be cleared.

On Friday, a team with UofL Health went door to door visiting businesses in West Louisville to register people for the COVID-19 vaccine.

Kelsie Atwell, a 21-year-old Louisville woman, said March 1 was the scariest day of her life.

The Tuesday Atlanta-area shootings are leaving hearts heavy and communities in pain.

National studies are showing there's little difference in distrust between Black and white people towards the COVID-19 vaccine.

On Monday, Kentuckians 50 years and older will be added into the vaccination priority list.

The owner of a Louisville tattoo shop is expressing his gratitude to everyone who helped keep his business open during a long year.

Participants in a large cheerleading competition unexpectedly came face to face with Louisville protesters over the weekend.

Protesters say there still haven't been enough consequences for the officers involved in the raid.

Flood waters covered Southern Indiana roads Saturday but some Utica residents weren't too concerned.

While the owners of Fry Daddy’s and Six Forks Burger Company were in Texas taking supplies to people in need after the devastating winter storm, someone broke into their restaurant and stole all of the money in the cash register.

Family and friends are remembering both Jarboe and her son after she was shot and killed last summer.

This adds nearly a quarter of Kentuckians to the list of people who can be vaccinated.

Doctors say the one-dose shot is just as safe as the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

Joe Marshall, who was seen hesitantly voting ‘yes’ with his head in his hands, helped carry the 4 to 3 decision.

On Jan. 15, Evan Johnson drove by Shawnee Park and saw a man, David Weaver, being attacked by three pit bulls.

A video of the kind act is being shared on social media, touching the lives of so many in the community.

Following an issued apology by LMPD after a homeless camp at Market and Hancock Streets was cleared by officers Friday, community advocates are questioning the response by police.