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“While you’re in the community, assume every person you come in contact with has [COVID-19],” Moyer said.

The 24-year-old man accused of shooting near the Paddock Shops made his first appearance in court on Monday.

The crowds may be smaller this year, but some shoppers are still all in for Black Friday deals.

People can donate to the Ronald McDonald House at any McDonalds by rounding up their total bill.

Black Friday shopping has become a week-long event in the battle against COVID-19.

On Tuesday, hundreds of turkeys and thousands of Thanksgiving meals were delivered by local groups to families in need.

UPS is hiring anybody who needs some extra cash or who may have fallen hard times during the pandemic.

Former NFL Great and champion for the city of Louisville, Paul Hornung, was laid to rest on Friday.

Kentucky State University is looking to move forward with plans to build a new multi-million dollar dorm on their campus.

The counties were selected in a public drawing to be audited by the Attorney General’s Department of Criminal Investigations to determine if there were any irregularities.

Two men charged with murder and later released are now suing Louisville Metro Police Department for their wrongful arrest.

As record case numbers continue to roll in amid the COVID-19 pandemic in Kentucky and Indiana, more school districts are announcing a switch back to online learning.

The 2020 Festival of Trees and Lights has gone virtual for 2020.

A caravan of police cars, comprised mostly of LMPD officers, lined up to take non-perishable goods to people in need.

A Radcliff veteran was surprised with a big remodeling project at his home.

With Jefferson County sitting in the ‘red zone’ for COVID-19 cases, health officials say if you haven’t made changes to your daily routine, now is the time to do it.

As the number of COVID-19 cases rise, so do the number of testing sites.

The decision was announced in a letter from JCPS Friday morning following a data review on Thursday evening.

North American International Livestock Expo is back in action, but things look a little different this year.

Drive-thru outpatient services, such as vaccines, lab work, and chest X-rays, offer low-contact, high-quality care that will extend long after the pandemic.

For 28 days, Indiana offered early voting, partly to try to limit crowds across the state of Indiana.

The day before Election Day, voters continue to take advantage of the last day of early voting in Jefferson County.

Of the four early voting locations, there’s a major discrepancy in how many voters are showing up between them.

The new testing site is one of several that opened after Gov. Andy Beshear announced there'd be expanded COVID-19 testing across the state.

JCPS is focusing on racial equity in the classroom, with less than a week to go before election day and an important tax increase vote.

As COVID-19 cases continue to make a resurgence in Kentucky, it’s becoming more of a priority for city leaders to provide widespread testing in Jefferson County.

The decision was announced in a letter from JCPS superintendent Marty Pollio Friday morning following a data review on Thursday evening.

The yet-to-be-named school will be at the current location of Wilkerson Elementary in Valley Station and will combine the students of Wilkerson Elementary and Watson Lane Elementary.

A civilian employee of Louisville Metro Department of Corrections acquitted of criminal charges is suing a Louisville Metro Police Department detective for his role in her arrest.

A $6.3 million grant from the National Security Agency (NSA) will get this new curriculum off the ground.