The Loop Barber Shop, the oldest barber shop in Louisville, which opened in 1926 on Douglass Boulevard, will still be open in the Douglass Loop, but its longtime owner is hanging up his scissors, for now.

A Kentucky teen’s story has gone viral for her Christmas generosity after her mother shared it all on Facebook.

The annual blood drive takes place Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Crowne Plaza Hotel near the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.

The Veteran’s Club Christmas Party was held Monday night at the Louisville Armory Gun Range.

Volunteers gathered at Fourth Street Live Monday to put together Christmas meals for families in Louisville and Southern Indiana.

Up to 400 people in need know that every week, they can rely on one spot where they can get food, clothes, toiletries and encouragement.

The Crothersville Future Farmers of America organization is celebrating a successful food and toy drive, collecting and delivering more than 19 tons of food Saturday to families in Crothersville area.

The Kristy Love Foundation in partnership with Greater Israel Baptist Church made sure that Louisville residents have the food they need and a little Christmas cheer too.

A local motorcycle club gave back to the community, organizing a children’s Christmas party for less fortunate families Saturday at Feed the City Church on South 26th Street.

Mae was found as a stray in Harrison County and diagnosed with terminal cancer.

Money raised in the kettles helps the Salvation Army serve hot meals seven days a week and provide a place to stay for 200 people each night.

Councilman Brandon Coan started on the project in September shortly after the old Cardinal Stadium was demolished.

Following in his father's footsteps, L.A. Hall started driving in 1976.

Each week, the Kentucky Humane Society is sharing photos of adorable cats and dogs available for adoption.

2K Baby said now that he is finding success in the music business, he wanted to give back to his hometown and make sure families have a Merry Christmas.

The Flow Park is on the waterfront between the Sherman Minton Bridge and the amphitheater.

This year’s event featured performances by dozens of local musicians and artists, including Ben Sollee.

Iroquois High School had a tough start to the semester, but it's ending it with a new leader who is committed to making a difference.

The donation was made possible by Kroger shoppers who purchased a Food Angel.

Although Republic Bank Foundation YMCA on West Broadway has officially been open for a few days, Wednesday ceremoniously marked the first day of what community members hope will mark it as a staple for years to come.

Those who signed up to go shopping at the store were helped out by a volunteer to pick out presents for their kids.

Volunteers made sure that members of the homeless community had a holiday meal Sunday as “We the People of New Albany” hosted a Christmas picnic at Bicknell Park.

Anyone heading to the University of Louisville men’s basketball game Saturday against Eastern Kentucky can also help make a child’s holiday bright by donating a new toy.

Each basket contains about $100 worth of food.

LFD firefighters helped deliver an annual supply of shelf-stable food items to Meals on Wheels recipients on Friday.

There are now 20 in-store Kroger locations across Kentucky and Indiana for the public to now add fare and purchase MyTARC cards.

YouthBuild is an organization with a mission of helping young people accomplish life goals like preparing for college or a new career.

Shane Roof said he is glad his story helped the shelter who helped him.

A major shopping center in Louisville is going green.

A special ceremony at Humana on Wednesday honored the life of company founder David Jones, who died this year after undergoing treatment for multiple myeloma, a form of cancer.

From fresh cornbread to homemade macaroni and cheese, Big Mommas Soul Kitchen is a Louisville must.

People in Kentuckiana donated $81,748 in total.

Middle school students from six JCPS schools visited residents of Jefferson Manor Rehab & Wellness Tuesday to deliver 10,000 holiday cards to senior citizens.

A Louisville girl will be honored at the inauguration ceremonies in Frankfort tomorrow as a winner of the “Team Kentucky” poster contest.

The manager of the shop said depression runs wild in the area, but a lot of people don't know where to get help.

Musicians from the Louisville Orchestra hoping to spread the Christmas cheer to local retirement homes by traveling and performing free concerts in December.

There will be music, food, and people who want to see positive change in our community coming together once again for the 9th annual Give-a-Jam to End Homelessness.

The deadline is coming up soon, but there’s still time to adopt a Salvation Army angel and drop off gifts.

Their commitment to closing the wealth gap in Louisville was reaffirmed in today’s discussion.

A Louisville-area non-profit started by a medically-retired combat veteran is bringing home an award that will help build a center for veterans in the Pleasure Ridge Park area.

Each week, the Kentucky Humane Society is sharing photos of adorable cats and dogs available for adoption.

Santa even handed out some Christmas gifts a little early.

After the haul, the kids were treated to a holiday meal with Santa Claus.

Tickets must be pre-purchased for the event and will not be sold at the park.

Students at Olmsted Academy South organized a Puppy Room for their classmates Wednesday.

FOP Lodge 77 began its silent auction and bake sale Wednesday at the Judicial Center.

Food items, toiletries, socks, gloves, and hats filled the one-gallon bags that will go to the homeless and very low-income families in Clark County.

Vera Bradley gave $136,000 to Blessings in a Backpack, thanks in part to donations from customers.

Several props that were featured in the 1954 holiday musical are on display.

“You can’t wait till Friday," said shopper Kristi Gay. "Friday it’s all picked over, it’s done.”

APPKI stands for the Association of Pakistani Physicians of Kentucky and Indiana.

The schedule of activities features a day full of fun!

The edible display is 8 feet long, 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide, and it took 90 hours to make.

F45 Lyndon specializes in high-intensity interval training, which is designed to torch a ton of calories.

Wednesday afternoon, the rink had its grand opening at Fete de Noel in Paristown.

Re:Center Ministries held its third annual Mission: Possible Turkey Fry on Wednesday.

The Republic Bank Foundation YMCA is holding preview tours to see the facility before it officially opens in December.

Classes were cancelled Monday and Tuesday at West Washington School after devastating news that beloved coach Phillip Bowsman was having complications with a stroke and was not expected to survive.