Sean Baute

The homeowner, Janet Rodgers, originally planted it in 1999 after it served as her Christmas tree that year.

Phil and Christie Sanders were asleep when their alarm system initially suggested a potential burglar.

Hardin County School officials said there may be more to the inclement weather causing schools to close than meets the eye.

Ben Weyer’s got an internship lined up after graduation, eyes on a national championship this season, and is also looking at another career pathway.

The Louisville Veterans Day Parade was held Downtown Monday morning.

In her final weeks as Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, Jenean Hampton views her time in office fondly.

Veterans from across the area were recognized for their service by students at Oldham County Middle School.

The Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation provided the department with six new state of the art radios.

This day at the James Graham Brown Cancer Center was all about making cancer patients feel more like themselves. It was part of the Capturing the Moment event, something not possible with the support of countless volunteers.

For over two decades, Disney's The Lion King has been taking the Broadway Stage. It's playing at the Kentucky Center from now until Nov. 17.

One WAVE Country school is getting national recognition for what they’re doing in their school and on the scoreboard, but the banner they’re getting isn’t about winning.

Bullitt East High School is being recognized by ESPN and the Special Olympics with a nationally acclaimed award for unifying athletes.

A Republican convoy of candidates took over the Elizabethtown Shoney's Friday.

The historical marker will honor Muhammad Ali's journey to becoming the man he was.

Fort Knox lost all power Wednesday, but it was all planned.

In the midst of losing nearly 15% of its police force in a single year, the Louisville Metro Police Department will go through a major reorganization.

The new shelter on Newburg Road can house more than 150 animals.

Gerald Beavers III, 23, pleaded not guilty to charges of murder and assault first degree.

Thanks to a $1 million donation from Louisville resident Tom Dunbar.

A bit of an unusual start to Ironman Louisville, but one athlete from out-of-town decided to complete the cancelled first leg of the triathlon in her own way.

At the Susan G Komen Race for the Cure at Cardinal Stadium Saturday, women worked together to fight breast cancer long past the finish line.

The new men's basketball locker room at Bellarmine University is nearing completion. Some important features have been added that came with an important lesson that coaches were trying to teach.

Police are looking for Terry Allen Whitehouse, 37, on murder and kidnapping charges.

Kentucky's junior senator spoke with the Kentucky Chapter of the Federalists Society about some things he's never shied away from before: liberty and constitutionality.

The University of Kentucky Marching Band joined the Highlands Bluebirds to honor their shared alumnus, the late Jared Lorenzen.

The Bullitt County Judge-Executive is grateful that Frankfort is recognizing the true need for infrastructure repairs, for now, and for the future.

You’ve heard it before that every vote matters, but how do you really get that message across to younger voters?

After more than two decades of of leading KDF, CEO and President Mike Berry has retired. Taking over is one of the first hires that Berry made.

Bins will be set up at different locations across Louisville and Southern Indiana to collect needed items throughout October, which is designated National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Governor Matt Bevin celebrated another endorsement, this time from a group of Kentucky veterans