Stephen Goin
Multi-media journalist
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Stephen Goin is a multi-media journalist at WAVE 3 News.
Family members of a man shot and killed outside a bar in the Highlands say he may have been targeted.
To those who live on Louisville streets and survive off the kindness of strangers, a better life could be just one day of work way.
The history of slavery in Louisville will serve as inspiration for a new art installation along the Ohio River.
Two men or teens riding a motorized bike on the court were recorded by a surveillance camera in Lannan Park.
The lawsuit was filed in Jefferson Circuit Court against former LMPD Interim Chief Robert Schroeder and two other officers.
A summer camp in Clark County has some students feeling more prepared for the fall semester.
Inspired by a local group of young hip-hop performers, new legislation would stop natural hair discrimination by schools and employers in Louisville.
Two classic Louisville attractions hope to fill funding gaps when Metro Council approves Mayor Greg Fischer’s fiscal year 2021-2022 budget.
The video, posted on YouTube Tuesday, shows the shooting that happened on May 30.
UofL is creating a Black studies course with JCPS at the same time elected officials in Kentucky have proposed a ban on many concepts that would be taught within the program.
As state and federal eviction moratoriums loom, Kentucky is setting aside millions more in rental relief for the commonwealth’s two largest cities.
The team’s final recommendations were released Tuesday with a focus on large events, marketing efforts, and infrastructure improvements.
LMPD Chief Erika Shields discussed progress in completing the recommendations within Hillard Heintze 150-page, top-to-bottom audit of the department, released in January.
A bill pre-filed Tuesday in the Kentucky General Assembly could limit instruction and discussion related to race, sex, and religion in Kentucky public schools.
At a first-of-its-kind hip hop festival, local activists launched an anti-violence initiative focused on curbing the city’s climbing homicide rate through the power of positive music.
Jefferson Square Park was filled with local activists Friday as Louisville marked one full year since Breonna Taylor protests began.
More than 6,000 seniors in Jefferson County Public Schools will graduate at in-person ceremonies for the first time since 2019.
Friday, capacity will increase to 75% at Kentucky bars and restaurants.
The Jefferson County Board of Education approved supplemental school years Tuesday for hundreds of students who requested a “do-over.”
Large, in-person events over Memorial Day weekend could kick off a busy summer in Louisville, according to officials.
A number of disabled passengers who rely on TARC3, the city’s paratransit bus service, protested the service Friday and called for the immediate termination of a contract at the heart of the matter.
As Ford Motor Co. shutters its Louisville Assembly Plant once again, thousands of employees are facing unemployment concerns, according to local union representatives.
A Louisville bar has apologized after posting an event flyer on social media with an insensitively named cocktail.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention eased mask guidance Thursday.
The debate to reopen a major roadway at Iroquois Park is intensifying as three Louisville Metro Council members urge Mayor Greg Fischer to reopen the thoroughfare.
“I mean, they were beating me, and I was in a fetal position, covering my face, making sure they didn’t get my eyes,” Pamela Ahlstedt-Brown told WAVE 3 News.
A “miscommunication” with the city’s public works department led to the early closure of a west Louisville grocery store, according to LMPD's top cop.
The Team Kentucky COVID-19 website is also working with the CDC to provide a map of locations offering the Pfizer vaccine, currently in emergency use authorization for ages 12 and up.
The family of Louisville's “snow baby,” Michelle Schmitt, remembers her life and the community that supported them.
As Gov. Andy Beshear gradually lifts COVID restrictions, Kentucky businesses are still experiencing hardships.
U.S. birth and fertility rates dropped to another record low amid the pandemic, as Louisville hospitals also report fewer deliveries in 2020.
Across the country, lumber and metal shortages are impacting large and small businesses.
As hesitancy continues to impact the pace of vaccination, Beshear said he was “open” to relaxing Kentucky’s COVID restrictions.
At least five medical helicopters responded, along with other emergency units.
As Medina Spirit triumphed at the Kentucky Derby, Bob Baffert became the most awarded trainer in the race’s 147-year history, with seven victories.
Louisville activists offer community help in filing LMPD complaints, encouraged by DOJ investigation
Local activists are encouraging the community to come forward with their police complaints to further the Department of Justice probe into LMPD
Louisville activists plan to protest Kentucky Derby 147 and hold at least one other major rally the day before.
In a public forum Tuesday, federal officials asked the Louisville community for their involvement in the Department of Justice investigation of LMPD and Metro Government.
Just one day after U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland announced a federal probe into LMPD, DOJ officials have begun to interview community members.
Superintendent Chuck Adams has been placed on paid leave after a lawsuit filed by a teacher stated multiple alleged sexual harassment incidents involving him created a “hostile and abusive work environment.”
Louisville leaders and elected officials across Kentucky have welcomed the Department of Justice investigation into the Louisville Metro Police Department.
Kentucky public health data indicates it could take months to reach Gov. Andy Beshear’s goal of 2.5 million vaccinations.
In between classes, about 120 students at New Albany Floyd County schools received the COVID-19 vaccine.
A woman was taken to the hospital Wednesday after she was shot in the hand while driving, according to Louisville police.
Breonna Taylor’s mother has commented on the trial of Derek Chauvin that has garnered nationwide attention in the call for racial equity and police accountability.
Kentucky is scaling back some COVID-19 restrictions as vaccinations become more available across the state.
After a double lung transplant, a Louisville man is crediting the organ donation for saving his life when he got COVID-19.
In just over two weeks, a limited number of spectators will fill the stands at Churchill Downs for the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks.
Amid months of virtual instruction in Jefferson County Public Schools and partner institutions, students with hearing and speech impairments encountered exceptional challenges learning online.
As eligibility expands, hundreds, if not thousands, of potential vaccine appointments in Kentucky and Indiana remain open this week.