The club has been blown away at the support from the community.

Peter Grignon was shot and killed in March 2005 while on patrol in south Louisville.

One southern Indiana student’s academic achievements stand out from the pack as his SAT scores and hard work in the classroom have already unlocked a very bright future.

A Louisville designer opened the store three years ago to create an open space for all identities.

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

Belinda lost her home in a fire - but seeing as her insurance has lapsed, she won't have any financial help rebuilding.

Since Kendra Scott opened a store at Oxmoor Mall the jewelry maker has made it a priority to give back.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer called Tyler Park a gem as city officials and neighborhood leaders broke ground on renovations there Tuesday. Neighbors said they’re excited to see that gem get a little polish.

He was the face and the voice of the Kentucky Derby. The beloved John Asher who passed away from a heart attack in August at age 62. Countless tributes have been made for John, but one in particular will honor his legacy for decades to come.

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

To get the clay courts open for the public the Olmsted Parks Conservancy needs to raise $5,000.

Friends and family knew the only way to pay tribute to her properly would be to keep her good work for others going.

The pup’s presence is bringing joy to the department, bearing a name that signifies so much in the community.

Spalding University bought the Kroger building and recently sold to a Louisville based investor group, Domino Partners LLC.

My Morning Jacket front man Jim James and friends are bringing the power of the pen to Louisville’s Portland neighborhood and inspiring young children.

A project at Purdue Polytechnic New Albany has produced a cool new tool for the WAVE 3 News Storm Tracking Team: A tornado machine.

A Navy Fireman who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War II will soon be buried in his final resting place near his hometown of Milton, Kentucky.

The man who has led St. Xavier High School for nearly two decades announced in an email he is taking leave to face colorectal cancer.

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

Cathy worked at Circle K until she just couldn’t work anymore - not by choice but by circumstance.

From places like New Mexico and New jersey to Colombia and China, competitors hail from 60 different countries.

Leaders at the school say it's support like this from the community that shows the kids what life's all about.

Original renderings of the mixed-use development had three towers, one of which was 34 stories high. Neighbors were not pleased.

Under the plan, part of Garland Avenue would be closed between 15th and 16th Streets.

The town of Clarksville said they intend to revoke the license of Theatair X because the business is in violation of zoning ordinances.

Saturday’s heavy rain caused a decades-long Clarksville tradition--the annual Easter egg hunt--to be cancelled. But the local fire department stepped in to make sure kids still got their Easter treats.

The Clarksville Fire Department and Clarksville Parks will team up to distribute over 10,000 Easter eggs on Easter Sunday.

Sergeant Ben Bertram was killed in a crash while pursuing a suspect in December. Saturday, his community held a 5-K9 so they could be there when Bertram’s name is honored in Washington DC.

The U.S. is in the middle of multiple measles outbreaks. Cases have been confirmed in 20 states, including Kentucky and Indiana.

A quadruple shooting on I-264 puts the number of people shot in April so far at 64, according to LMPD. All the victims are teens.

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

The Solid Waste Management division of Louisville Metro Public Works will now begin collection at noon, instead of 6 a.m.

911 dispatchers help calm you down in emergency situations, guide you over the phone and get you the help you need quickly.

Developers said Brent Street is in the heart of Paristown and they want it to bridge the gap between nostalgia and progress.

An organization that collects used bikes, repairs them and gives them to those who need them to get to work made several major donations during Give a Day Week.

WAVE 3 News crews are on both sides of the Ohio River providing the sights and sounds of Thunder Over Louisville.

Without the clay courts, the club’s one big USA Tennis sanctioned tournament, the Arthur Lloyd Johnson Memorial Tournament, might not happen.

University officials believe it could positively impact the development of west Louisville.

HUD honored the group with the Secretary’s Opportunity & Empowerment Award.

Since the Boston Marathon bombing, Kelly Flowers has completed marathons all over the world: London, Berlin, Tokyo. But they're all runners up to the race he's run for years: his fundraising race.

A veteran of the Normandy Invasion in France, Market Garden in Holland, the Siege of Bastogne and crossing the Rhine into Germany is going to make a stop in Louisville on her way to visit France.

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

You don’t have to know people very long to care about them, especially when you see they may need a little care.

The A-TEAAM is specifically for middle-school aged males of color. It is named for civil rights leader Medgar Evers and promotes scholarship, justice and peace.

Code Green is a mutual understanding of showing respect between police and the person being pulled over during a traffic stop.

Louisville now has a new digital system that will make community services more accessible for those in need.

The money will pay for trauma treatment for 400 children and their families and training for hundreds of clinicians and first responders.

A study conducted by the school showed that one in five students at JCTC have experienced some form of food insecurity over the past year.

One woman passed by her neighbors’ home in Jeffersontown almost every day, but never knew who they were. She never thought one day she would be saving their son’s life.

Camp Ready4K will be held July 11 through July 31, from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., at various Louisville locations.

On top of culinary techniques, the students learned what it takes to run a restaurant.

Doctors say don’t take your feet for granted. They work hard and can tell you more about your health than you may realize

There are a few new recruits hanging around the fire station in Jeffersonville who need a lot of extra attention. Every one of them is a foster dog.

Rev. Charles Elliott was by Dr. King’s side during demonstrations through Louisville. More specifically, the March on Frankfort in 1964.

Each week, the Kentucky Humane Society is sharing photos of their adorable pets available for adoption.

Each week on WAVE 3 News, we help someone in the community who's in need. This week, it was Tracy, who just underwent a double lung transplant.

Room in the Inn spends about $40,000 a year to help around 20 people a night.

Approaching Earth Day on April 22, UofL faculty and students are doing their part to make the planet a bit greener.