The Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center announced new track and field events planned for this year as they prepare to open in the Russell neighborhood.
On Saturday, city council leaders and community members unveiled an honorary street sign at the corner of Cecil Avenue and West Broadway in West Louisville.
A local, nonprofit music program teaching students music composition, performance and technology is being honored with a national award and a $50,000 prize.
A Kentucky Humane Society spokesperson told WAVE 3 News dog surrenders are down nearly 30 percent as more people have remained home during the pandemic.
The Louisville Urban League is seeking $50 million dollars from area leaders in hopes of getting Black people integrated for success into the community.
Every year, Khalil Batshon helps Southwest Community Ministries with their annual Kids Christmas program that brings toys and clothes to about 200 children in the area.
In Henderson, Pittsburg Tank and Tower Group is celebrating 101 years of operation, but this year, employees have extra reason to celebrate, after a generous gift from the company’s owner.
Dolly Parton’s wildly successful reading program for kids will celebrate a major milestone in its Louisville efforts with special coverage on WAVE 3 News on Friday afternoon.
At 6 a.m. on a chilly Thursday, Q103′s morning show host Gator Glass went up in a lift at the UAW 862 Union Hall. Why? He’s kicking off the 2020 Bike or Bust.
Veterans got their chance to put their automotive repair skills to the test as the first project in the “Operation Jeep Build Program” began on Sunday.
The volunteers with the nonprofit group credited help from other organizations in Louisville with helping gather donations from people’s closets and money.
Louisville Metro's Department of Public Health and Wellness announced more COVID-19 inspections among businesses that the department typically does not monitor often.