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First mural unveiled in southern Indiana art series meant to uplift Black communities
The Claysburg mural is just the first in a series of four pieces called the “Soulful Nourishment” project.
Nutrition and wellness tips with WW
On Thursday’s “WAVE Country with Dawne Gee," Dawne spoke to Jaclyn London, head of nutrition and wellness for WW (formerly Weight Watchers).
New drive-thru COVID testing location open in Newburg neighborhood
A new COVID-19 testing site for Newburg residents is now open.
Voter registration deadline nears for November general election
The deadline is just one week away.
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Hundreds of nonprofits depending on Louisville’s annual day of giving for financial relief
There's still time to give before the event ends.
Retired LMPD officers say Louisville won’t heal until city leadership changes
Tuesday, the city of Louisville and the family of Breonna Taylor agreed on a record-breaking civil settlement, the largest ever paid by the city in an officer-involved shooting case.
Pandemic reshaping Halloween for Ky., no decision yet on trick-or-treating
Trick-or-treaters have become well acquainted with the dreadful decorations, but, this year, coronavirus may keep some on the couch.
Looking for a job in WAVE Country? Here’s who’s hiring
The coronavirus has taken its toll on the job market, but companies like Amazon and UPS announced they are looking to hire more frontline workers amid the pandemic.
Louisville man paralyzed from gun violence calling on community to protect the youth
A man who lost the use of his legs to gun violence wants to make sure others avoid the same pain.
‘Gourd’ times at Huber’s Family Farm and Restaurant despite pandemic
Fall traditions can live on for families at Joe Huber’s Family Farm and Restaurant, even amid a pandemic.
BLM Louisville’s Voter Engagement Brigade helps young voters prepare for upcoming election
Young voters who are getting ready to take make their voices heard in the upcoming election got a little help making sure they are registered and have the information they need.
Louisville business owners recall trip to Louisiana to help Hurricane Laura victims
After Hurricane Laura hit, the owners of Sgt. Junk-It and Mann's Moving LLC drove supplies to a church community in Lake Arthur, LA.
Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour postponed until 2021
The 44th Annual Old Louisville Holiday Home Tour has been postponed until 2021.
KFC Yum! Center to host Red Cross blood drive
Persons who are healthy and want to donate are asked to make an appointment in advance.
Program Alert! WAVE Country with Dawne Gee expands to hour-long format
WAVE Country with Dawne Gee is getting a fresh time slot and expanding to a full hour on WAVE 3 News.
Meade County rolls out ‘lifesaving’ text to 911 program
The new system helps in any situation where the person cannot talk on the phone.
UPS begins holiday hiring to fill 3,600 jobs in Louisville
The company is filling positions for package handlers, driver helpers, tractor trailer drivers and personal vehicle delivery drivers.
Car clubs team up to donate shoes to children at Home of the Innocents
The fall season is not too far away, and some local car clubs are hoping to spread some positivity for kids in need by collecting donations.
George Hauck, most popular man in Germantown-Schnitzelburg, dies at 100
Hauck’s Handy Shop was a staple in the Schnitzelburg neighborhood. The store opened its doors in 1912 and was sold in January 2019.
Angel Tree letters needed to get appointment
Families in Jefferson, Oldham, Bullitt and Spencer counties in Kentucky will be able to pick up registration appointment letters starting on Sept. 8.
Protest groups planning demonstrations on Kentucky Derby Day
The Kentucky Derby will be run on September 5 without spectators.
Cincinnati chili, blueberry maple bourbon among flavors at cider festival this weekend
March First Brewing’s “Ciderpalooza” will be full of flavor.
Kentuckians help Louisiana hours after Hurricane Laura makes landfall
The hurricane made landfall in southwestern Louisiana as a Category 4 storm early Thursday.
Golf outing raises thousands for Louisville youth
Team Shaan Foundation hosted its 21st annual golf outing on Aug. 1.
Crothersville police officer recovering slowly one week after wreck on I-65
Michael Weiler was injured when his police vehicle was hit from behind on Interstate 65.
Graduates of KentuckianaBuilds program celebrate chance at new career
More than a dozen students graduated from the KentuckianaBuilds program Friday, taking one step closer to a career in skilled trades.
Churchill Downs’ neighbors nervous Derby restrictions will impact their yearly parking revenue
Neighbors are concerned the money they make through neighborhood parking will not amount to what they're used to.
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Fischer looking for ‘best person for the job’ as city posts LMPD chief opening
On Monday, Mayor Greg Fischer told reporters the job posting will remain open through August and could take four-five months to fill.
Free books to be given out during drive-thru Kindergarten Kickoff
Students can receive a free book to celebrate the start of kindergarten.
Imagination Library helping families during pandemic
Keeping kids busy during the coronavirus pandemic has been tough for parents.
The Healing Place hopes to donate 1K meals with virtual luncheon
A virtual luncheon will help feed people in need.
Retirement community members get hands dirty for safe pandemic activity
When the global health crisis hit, residents at the Masonic Homes turned to gardening to pass the time.
Why women are posting black-and-white photos of themselves
#ChallengeAccepted is a social media movement that’s going viral, where women are posting black-and-white photos of themselves to encourage female empowerment and solidarity.
The legacy continues: YaYa’s BBQ Shack still feeding Louisvillians two months after David McAtee’s death
David McAtee was shot and killed on June 1, and his family has vowed to keep his business afloat after his death.
Lyndon Rec seeking support for upcoming ball season
The park has been able to run its summer 2020 events but donations are needed to ensure players can come back in the spring.
Louisville Youth Orchestra accepting video auditions
If you’ve wanted to be a part of an orchestra, now is your chance to audition.
Bullitt County WWII veteran celebrates 95th birthday with drive-by parade
A World War II veteran received a birthday surprise Sunday as dozens of cars, motorcycles and other vehicles drove by to celebrate his 95th birthday.
Amid protests, activists call for change in neighborhoods to end gun violence
Community activists say it’s more important now than ever to be here to feeding the mind, spirit and body to stop the violence.
Birthday drive-by parade hosted for teenager with spinal muscular atrophy
Family, friends, and dozens of vehicles all helped celebrate a milestone birthday for a teenager dealing with a rare genetic disease.
Volunteers at Gilda’s Club deliver backpacks to homebound kids affected by cancer
Volunteers offered to grab and deliver gifts to the kids to prepare them for a virtual camp experience with Gilda's Club.
The Lord’s Kitchen non-profit group seeking donations after fire damages property
The Lord's Kitchen is asking for donations so they can continue their mission: paying it forward.
Free, fun activities for kids this summer
The 2020 Virtual Cultural Pass will give children and young adults, under the age of 21, access to more than 60 cultural institutions.
Louisville church congregation gathers to show solidarity with BLM
Where Downtown meets the Highlands, in the middle of rush hour, members of the congregation stood six feet apart for their Black brothers and sisters.
Louisville’s Visitor Information Center reopens
Before being shutdown due to coronavirus concerns, the center had been updated with a new look and features.
Donate blood, get a free ticket to Kings Island
The Stars, Stripes & Pints Blood Drive is happening Tuesday-Thursday at the KFC Yum! Center.
Three more community pools to reopen in Louisville
Louisville Metro Parks will open the Fairdale, Algonquin and Sun Valley pools this week.
3 Metro Park pools to reopen this week
Three more outdoor pools will reopen this week. Louisville Parks and Recreation announced Monday morning that Fairdale pool will open on Tuesday. Algonquin and Sun Valley will open on Thursday.
New Zion Baptist Church holds 7th annual food drive
The church handed out free food packages to anyone in need for the 4th of July during the drive-thru service.
Walmart achieves national veterans hiring goal; more than 5,300 hired in Kentucky
Walmart had a goal of hiring 250,000 veterans by the end of 2020. Today, just before Independence Day, the retailer says they have not only reached, but exceeded their goal.
Brew at the Zoo canceled
A yearly tradition meshing animal lovers with their favorite beer and wine at the Louisville Zoo has fallen victim to COVID-19..
Tyler Gerth’s sisters remember their brother as ‘a glue to our family’
Gerth was shot and killed at Jefferson Square Park on Saturday.
Community activist says Louisville leaders need to address homelessness, mental health
The founder of a local outreach group told WAVE 3 News that Louisville needs to do a better job helping the homeless in the city.
Mural honors Breonna Taylor, other lives lost
A new mural honoring lives lost that are fueling the protests across the nation is going up in Louisville.
Random Acts of Kindness group helps feed Louisville
Random Acts of Kindness needs 2,000 snack kits by Saturday to be distributed to day campers.
Linking Arms: Two women create food donation program to help West End families
Two friends are taking their grief and anger from the movement against racial injustice and police brutality and turning it into change for the community.
TARC creates ‘Election Day Shuttle’ to give people free rides to Expo Center
The one-day route bused people from TARC's Union Station headquarters at 10th and Broadway to the Kentucky Expo Center.
Volunteers to start restoring Greenwood Cemetery this weekend
Supporters of Greenwood Cemetery say the Chickasaw Neighborhood landmark continues to suffer from neglect after years of mismanagement.
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Bellarmine basketball camps to resume in July
Bellarmine Men's Basketball announced its updated camp dates for the summer of 2020 on Wednesday with six different camps being conducted.
Volunteers clean up Louisville’s Greenwood Cemetery where soldiers, pastors are buried
The group spearheaded by NABVETS Region VI took time to clean off headstones of veterans and others to make sure they are not forgotten.
Louisville youth sports facilities open for first time since coronavirus closure
On Monday, low-contact youth sports resumed in Kentucky after a nearly three-month closure due to COVID-19.