Stephen Goin

Louisville MSD has activated a dozen city pumping stations across the city to reduce the impact of rising flood waters.

The driver charged in a fatal wrong-way crash in Floyd County has pleaded guilty to multiple counts.

More than 130 independent pharmacies and local health departments will receive doses from the Kentucky’s initial allotment of 36,500 doses from Johnson & Johnson.

The caravan of more than 60 people in dozens of cars gathered Tuesday afternoon at Jefferson Square Park then drove to the state Capitol building.

Beshear announced capacity restrictions to certain businesses and public areas would also be updated starting Friday, March 5.

As JCPS prepares to resume in-person instruction, the district is working to address transportation concerns.

Students in Kentucky will take KPREP exams this spring, despite learning virtually or in a hybrid model for most of the school year.

The “state” of Black Louisville was dissected with comparisons of past and present social justice movements and protests.

Twenty regional vaccine centers across Kentucky will begin phase 1C on March 1, expanding eligibility to 1.3 million people.

About 400 first doses were distributed to people aged 65 and older at Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center in a pop-up vaccination site.

Families flooded Cherokee Park on Thursday to sled down its snow-covered hills.

Alternative heat sources include plug-in space heaters and generators, though they can start a fire if used improperly.

“If it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for your animal,” Rebecca Van Schepen with the Kentucky Humane Society said.

UPS Worldport closed early Monday night due to potentially large snow accumulations in Louisville.

Community Missionary Baptist Church in Newburg helped distribute more than 100 doses of the vaccine Friday through a partnership with UofL Health.

At least 24 downed trees, 25 downed wires and three traffic light outages were also reported by Metro Public Works in a span of 15 hours.

With ice storm warnings in affect across WAVE Country, many are reminded of a similar weather system that devastated Kentucky in 2009.

Communities just south of Metro Louisville are expecting to see ice storms Wednesday, according to forecasts from the WAVE 3 News Storm Tracking Team.

Beshear also reported about 1.1% of vaccines have gone to Hispanic Kentuckians, a figure he says is too low.

Dozens of empty lots in west Louisville, left vacant for years, will see new construction soon.

Clark County resident and part-time nurse Pam Lee said her husband, William “Mike” Lee, died Dec. 7, and she has been trying to obtain a death certificate ever since.

According to the CDC, Black Americans only made up 5% of those who received a shot in the first 30 days of the nation’s vaccine rollout.

Police were called to the 3900 block of Bells Lane on reports of a shooting around 6 p.m., according to Metrosafe.

The Clark County Health Department is urging people who are allegedly lying to jump ahead in line for a COVID vaccine to stop.

The company’s stock began the year trading at about $14 per share and peaked Jan. 28 at $469.

Mark 12 Ministries used to set up the cold weather shelter inside the church, however COVID-19 distancing requirements made that impossible.

Two COVID cases from Kenton County near Cincinnati are now identified as the B117 variant.

The approval came following a series of objections from parents, teachers, coaches and bus drivers who urged board members to postpone their vote.

A one-time credit will be available for Jefferson County residents who have fallen behind on bills during the coronavirus pandemic.

Hundreds of people will participate in the Fight for Air Climb at Lynn Family Stadium on Feb. 6. The event raises awareness and money for lung disease and lung cancer research.