Sean Baute

The NCAA has granted eligibility to college athletes whose spring seasons were completely canceled, according to the Associated Press.

With social distancing guidelines in place, there’s no easy way to practice team sports, but for some athletes, the grind doesn’t stop.

Congressman John Yarmuth met with Louisville mayor Greg Fischer Thursday via video conference to discuss legislation currently in front of Congress that could put money in people’s pockets.

As school districts across Kentucky learn to deal with having students at home over the next several weeks, bus drivers and cafeteria workers are still hard at work.

As businesses close and schools move to different schedules because of the global coronavirus pandemic, changes are being made all around to make sure students are still learning.

Customers are turning to gas stations for their groceries and also some other hard to find items, like toilet paper, paper towels and bottled water.

Before Gov. Andy Beshear provided an update on the spread of COVID-19 Thursday afternoon, he took some time to show his support for groups backing mental health.

Brice Rhodes appeared in court Tuesday, where he attempted to file a pro se motion to suppress blood evidence found at his home in 2016.

Veterans were taken by limousine to the groundbreaking of Camp Restoration on Friday, at the end of Stuart Avenue off of Dixie Highway.

If HB 519 passes, it would force providers to cover, for example, EpiPens for children under age 18 with severe allergies.

After a budget shortfall closed some of Louisville’s public golf courses for the winter, all 10 courses reopened Sunday morning.

As the coronavirus continues to threaten the globe, a college student from Louisville tells us she was stuck on a cruise ship during her Semester at Sea experience.

The changes come as tracks across the country like Santa Anita have been scrutinized for their on-track deaths.

An Iroquois High School student who claims he was beaten unconscious by four other students, and left in a puddle of his own blood, is now suing staff members at the school.

Just a few days after a fire ripped through the third floor of Goodwood Brewery in Jeffersonville, President Ted Mitzlaff talked about plans to open as soon as possible.

St. Augustine parishioners walked from The Cathedral of the Assumption on 4th Street all the way to their church on West Broadway to celebrate a century and a half of worship.

The West Louisville Chess Club hosts one final practice at the Louisville Urban League to prepare for their upcoming tournament in Cincinnati.

Dunn and Walcott allegedly went to Wholesalejim's where they tried to resell the stolen items.

Louisville Metro Police released video Tuesday of the moments after an armed man entered the Raising Cane’s restaurant on Bardstown Road and allegedly demanded cash from the register.

The Louisville and southern Indiana communities showed their support for the families of the victims of Friday's crash in Missouri that killed four Louisville-area residents.

Twelve Louisville firefighters, most of them from Engine 22, made their way to St. Louis to be with their fallen sister.

The KIVA Volleyball community is left rallying around the families of Kacey and Carrie McCaw and Rhyan and Lesley Prather.

When firefighters arrived, they found heavy smoke and fire coming from the home.

"The more people we can keep out of the water, the less risk emergency responders have as well," Shelby County Maj. Eric Hettinger said.

A person is in custody after threats were made concerning two Jefferson County Public School properties.

One adult and one child have died in an early morning apartment fire on Sunday.

The Kentucky Alliance Against Racist and Political Repression met to discuss why they’re not only against Senate Bill 8, they want to point out why they think it’s actually racist.

Accused killer William Sloss appeared in court Friday morning, and his profane outburst didn’t do him any favors.

The Safe Exchange Zone is an area in the parking lot at the Charlestown Police Department that is under 24-hour surveillance.

"Any crisis, what we're feeling as adults, it's magnified by our students,” Superintendent Trevor Jones said.