Sean Baute

Some Southern Indiana athletes are attending a basketball camp with some changes.

Reports came in that a kayaker was missing near Turkey Run Park around 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, according to MetroSafe.

Louisville City FC honored its late founder Thursday in a way that will keep his name alive forever.

Governor Andy Beshear made an announcements for two major AgriTech developments in Kentucky.

Despite limited polling locations across the state, Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams and the Jefferson County Board of Elections had predicted record voter turnout in Louisville.

Tomorrow is primary election day in Kentucky and community leaders are urging Jefferson County residents who haven’t already submitted an absentee ballot to get out and vote.

After several hours, Louisville firefighters have brought a multi-alarm blaze in an abandoned warehouse in the Russell neighborhood under control.

While the number of confirmed cases is up, so are the number of people who have recovered.

JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio says the proposed plan would provide certain students the option to attend school closer to home.

Working together at 3044 W. Broadway, volunteers started the transformation of an abandoned machine shop into a grocery store.

The new section of road leading to the bridge that crosses into Milton, Ky., is expected to wrap up this week.

Day cares across Kentucky can reopen their doors again starting next week, but their will be a lot of changes that have to be made.

Louisville remembers Muhammad Ali, who was laid to rest four years ago.

When the COVID-19 pandemic shut down in-person services, non-profit organizations like Louisville's Family Scholar House had to find a whole new way to reach out to thousands of families in need.

The John B. Castleman statue was lifted by a crane Monday morning.

It's World Environment Day and WaterStep is reminding everyone the importance of a pair of sneakers.

The Little Free Library in front of Clarksville Elementary School will allow students a chance to walk up, take a book, something to eat, and some crafting supplies.

On Tuesday, the West Clark Community School District voted to split into two districts.

A pastor at a local Church was handcuffed and brought to the ground by police during a protest in St. Matthews Monday.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer on Saturday morning announced a dusk-till-dawn curfew for Saturday night, hoping to prevent a third night of violence.

When Kentucky restaurants were forced to closed their doors to dine-in services back in March, BurgerIM in St. Matthews had only been open a few days.

Jefferson County Public Schools finished coursework for the school year on Wednesday, but the district's meal distribution program will continue through the summer.

Restaurants in Kentucky were allowed to reopen their dining rooms Friday after months of being limited to carry-out and delivery.

Restaurants in Kentucky are able to reopen their dining rooms starting Friday, but they still won’t be allowed to fill them completely.

JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio met four students outside their homes and gave them each checks that would round out tuition costs for them for four years at the college level.

Lifting up Louisville is what mental health professionals in the area are trying to do, because they're seeing a massive increase on their call lines nationwide.

The program is aimed a gathering information from newly diagnosed patients and those they have been in contact with.

Although state government offices can open starting Monday, it could be a while before you can go into local government buildings in Bullitt County.

Greater Clark County Schools have named their teacher of the year, staff member of the year and principal of the year.

The actions of the three Louisville Metro Police Department officers who conducted a no-knock raid on Breonna Taylor's home are being investigated by the city's Public Integrity Unit.