The shipment of safe water equipment will help 1.7 million people in Kenya.
Eating healthy isn't hard when it tastes good. Give yourself a boost of nutrients and energy with superfood bowls.
Kings Island is hiring for summer positions at the Mason, Ohio park.
Two teenagers are under arrest and charged with burglarizing a Seymour, Ind., credit union.
Woman arrested after her three young children are found home alone, apparently for days without food or heat in the home.
No injuries were reported in a crash involving a JCPS bus on Thursday morning.
Veterans of all ages can now get their COVID-19 vaccines through Robley Rex VA Medical Center.
A sign of the times. Churchill Downs changes the grandstand sign to read "Kentucky Derby 147".
New Kentucky Derby ticket inventory will go on sale Friday, March 26 at noon.
Kentucky Kingdom will hold a job fair on Sunday, March 21 for seasonal employees, ages 16 and up.
City leaders outline preparations for community observance of anniversary of Breonna Taylor’s death
LFPL locations will resume in-person services on Friday, March 26.
A candlelight vigil will be held for Jack Stover on Wednesday night at 6:45.
Louisville-based SOS is collecting supplies to aid residents of Eastern Kentucky, who have been devastated by recent flooding.
Jobs include positions in housekeeping, security and more.
Beloved Louisville park placed sixth in national competition with 20 riverwalks
Louisville Zoo's new gray seal pup now has a name.
A Laurel County, Kentucky woman is dead of apparent carbon monoxide after her family used a generator inside their home.
Keep an eye on the road conditions with the Metro snow map.
Winter storm prompts changes to the Kentucky General Assembly's calendar.
The Big Four Bridge is closed for a few days due to icy conditions.
The Jefferson County Clerk’s Downtown Motor Vehicle Branch is relocating to the second floor of the First Trust Centre at 200 South Fifth Street, Suite 228.
Three new COVID-19 saliva testing sites will open soon in Bullitt and Oldham Counties.
Donate blood during National Blood Donor Month in January, and be automatically entered to win two Super Bowl tickets, courtesy of the American Red Cross and the NFL.
Dolly Parton Imagination Library documentary to be live-streamed in December.
A Jeffersonville woman faces felony drug charges after investigators searched her residence Wednesday afternoon.
The 7th Annual TURKEYSTOCK Returns to help Kentucky Harvest& Families in West Louisville.
Police across Kentucky will be participating in the Click it or Ticket campaign, which begins on November 16.
Councilwoman Shanklin announces expanded health services available at drive thru COVID 19 testing site in District 2
It's important to plan now, in case the unthinkable happens. Estate planning will ensure that your family is taken care of in the event of your death.
KinderCare is offering parents one day of free child care, now through the end of the year. And that includes Election Day.
The Breonna Taylor Foundation is offering a free shuttle service on several days leading up to, and on Election Day.
Floyd County is extending its face covering mandate.
Former “Wildlife in Need” owner Tim Stark remains in custody in New York.
ACT scores for Kentucky high school seniors are on a decline.
Lime is offering you a ride to the polls on election day - for free.
Broadway in Louisville announces new dates for Hamilton and Cats
JCPS has extended meal pick-up times at ten locations.
QuiltWeek activities in Paducah and three other citieshave been canceled for 2021, due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Baptist Health will offer curbside flu shots from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on October 3, at several Kentuckiana locations:
On Thursday’s “WAVE Country with Dawne Gee," Dawne spoke to Jaclyn London, head of nutrition and wellness for WW (formerly Weight Watchers).
Most of the barricades restricting traffic in downtown Louisville are coming down following protests, and TARC will resume its regular downtown detour schedule, effective Thursday, October 1.
COVID-19 is keeping spectators out of the stands at Keeneland, but fans can still enjoy this year's fall meet - from home.
JCPS is allowing more time for parents to pick up meals for students at ten different food sites.
The Louisville Zoo launched two more digital education programs in September.
Free COVID-19 testing Saturday, September 19 at Bates Memorial Baptist Church
In Lousville's Beechmont Neighborhood- someone called to report a crash early this morning, but crews arrived to find a shooting victim.
