Sean Baute

Crews spent their Wednesday morning cleaning up a crash involving a train and a tractor-trailer in Oldham County.

Researchers at the University of Louisville have been granted $11.5 million for their efforts in advancing in the fight against cancer.

JCPS has now released some specifics behind the plan to keep high school athletes safe this fall.

A hotel is celebrating reopening amid the pandemic on Derby Day.

This month is suicide prevention months, and mental health will remain a top priority for health professionals as children return to the virtual classroom.

After the passing of Floyd County Prosecutor Keith Henderson, the office had to replace not only a prosecuting attorney but a leader and a friend.

A new COVID-19 testing site has opened up at the Republic Bank Foundation YMCA and will continue to administer tests until testing is no longer needed.

Speaking at Kentucky Farm Bureau Senate Candidate Forum for the seventh time as a candidate, McConnell said it’s the first time his opponent has declined to appear.

UofL Health has prepared to launch another round of co-immunity testing and needs participants to learn more about COVID-19 and the effects it has on the Louisville community.

Pandemic-era learning has caused problems for students, parents, and teachers across the country. In Kentucky, an organization is aiming to help those students who need a little extra hands-on instruction.

Less than a week into remote learning for the new school year, JCPS is having to change out its meeting platform for live classes.

Louisville restaurateurs, while struggling themselves, are helping others in their industry survive the COVID-19 pandemic.

Roughly 100,000 Jefferson County Public Schools students are starting the year off with a slightly tweaked version of how they ended off last year.

It's back to learning for two more school districts. Hardin County and Oldham County School students are hitting the books once again.

More than a dozen students graduated from the KentuckianaBuilds program Friday, taking one step closer to a career in skilled trades.

Two family members were shot inside a vehicle after hiking at O’Bannon State Park, according to Indiana State Police.

Connectivity remains a top priority for JCPS as parents and students get ready to start school completely online in Jefferson County.

It happened between Kenwood Hill and Iroquois Park.

The man responsible for the shooting death of a Louisville father on Derby Day 2017 has now learned his sentence.

Louisville drivers dealt with heavy rain across the city Friday morning.

On the one-year anniversary, of her disappearance, Andrea Knabel's family still holds onto hope that she will be found.

Students at New Albany Floyd County Schools returned to the classroom on Wednesday, following new procedures to keep them safe from COVID-19.

Jefferson Community & Technical College and Bellarmine University to announce the launch of an affordable college transfer option, Jefferson 2 Bellarmine.

After another night filled with gun violence in Louisville, two people are dead and two more are fighting for their lives.

Three people are dead after a string of shootings Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.

A new addition to Louisville’s college scene may have just opened the door to new career paths for thousands of potential students.

Unemployment workers from Kentucky’s capital were in Louisville Monday, helping people struggling to receive unemployment benefits.

Churchill Downs looks ahead to Derby, as the second quarter comes to an end.

Students at Christian Academy of Indiana have been back in class for just over a week and they are adjusting to changes that will keep everyone safe.

Students are back in class in Southern Indiana, as Greater Clark County Schools return to in-person learning.