The U Ask Academy was started by two men who know life in the court system personally.

Families can tune their radios to 88.7 FM and drive by the on-post residence and watch the lights flicker on and off with the music.

Salvation Army officials admitted they were nervous at the beginning of this season since they did not know what to expect on distribution day.

The donation was part of $4.1 billion in donations MacKenzie Scott has donated in the past four months.

The 1.5-acre outdoor experiential learning area is being created with the Kentucky Science Center.

The Kentucky Derby Festival Foundation teamed up with TARC for the annual Student Art Contest.

The Louisville Urban League is seeking $50 million dollars from area leaders in hopes of getting Black people integrated for success into the community.

Louisville Metro Police Department officers teamed up with teachers to make the holidays bright for several area students.

WaterStep's bleach-making device can be used to sanitize medical waste and disinfect homes and hospitals.

Christopher Poynter celebrated his 32nd birthday on Saturday.

Government officials are asking for flags to be flown half-staff to remember those who served and lost their lives during the attack on Pearl Harbor.

With Christmas right around the corner, Kentucky State Police is hoping to help children have a Merry Christmas.

The Highlands shared a little holiday cheer during a much-needed time by hosting the 35th annual Bardstown Road Aglow Saturday evening.

Getting tested for COVID and maintaining protocols is still vital to stopping the spread.

Pass the Cash at WAVE 3 News makes a difference, but what happens after a recipient’s story airs is often a true miracle.

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.

Angels are still available for adoption in southern Indiana through the Salvation Army Angel Tree program.

In 2020, GivingTuesday has become even more important, as several small nonprofit have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new, four-and-a-half story mural along Norton Children’s Hospital’s parking garage made its debut Tuesday morning.

The Zoneton Fire Protection District continues to show their support for their fire chief, Rob Orkies, who is currently battling cancer in the ICU.

Motorcycle riders once again took the time to spread a little holiday joy by participating in this year’s annual Toys for Tots Run in Louisville.

This year, The Salvation Army’s goal is to help 10,000 local children.

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but during the pandemic, it’s on the verge of breaking.

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.

Many were served at the Salvation Army building on South Brook Street, but a number of other meals were also delivered throughout the community.

Thursday, Jeremy Harrell drove around downtown Louisville with a full truck and a full heart.

When LaFon “Fonz” Brown drives around neighborhoods in west Louisville, he wants to see change.

More than 1,000 volunteers serve hundreds of people who are homeless during the holiday.

Doretha Brown’s home was blessed on Wednesday at Habitat for Humanity of Evansville’s 527th home dedication.

The Ultimate Bourbon Auction to End Hunger, hosted by Kroger, was created benefiting Dare to Care Food Bank in the mission to end hunger.

The boxes included a turkey, all the sides, and a dessert.

In order to be on Santa Claus’ nice list, he said there are rules to follow.

On Tuesday, hundreds of turkeys and thousands of Thanksgiving meals were delivered by local groups to families in need.

An annual tradition continues as one local restaurant prepared and served hundreds of Thanksgiving meals to the homeless and those in need.

Dolly Parton Imagination Library documentary to be live-streamed in December.

Dawne Gee received a special award while emceeing an event Tuesday morning.

The 2020 Community Champions were selected from more than 100 nominees by the Kentucky Derby Festival and Amazon.

The planting will continue until Dec. 2.

Rajon Rondo joined officers and other volunteers to build beds as part of the Louisville Metro Police Foundation Build a Bed project.

In October, Fire Chief Rob Orkies was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer in his neck and lymph nodes.

Local groups are working together to help feed families in need during a challenging holiday season amid a pandemic.

Now might be a good time to have an honest conversation with your kids about that they might not get their dream gift for the holidays.

Both a BMW and a new home were given away.

Mayor Greg Fischer says he’s hoping reinvesting back into the Parkland area can bring new businesses and sustainability to the area.

The pandemic has created more need than ever for the programs.

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.

Muhammad Ali moved into the home, located at 3302 Grand Avenue, when he was 5 years old.

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.

The 7th Annual TURKEYSTOCK Returns to help Kentucky Harvest& Families in West Louisville.

A 6-year-old southern Indiana boy who suffered complications after getting COVID-19 has been released from the hospital.

Two locals say west Louisville’s music industry has massive potential, but they want a place for local music artists to perfect their crafts.

For families, the 300 Thanksgiving turkeys handed out Sunday in Louisville’s California neighborhood meant more than just a meal.

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.

Coke Memorial United Methodist Church, located on East Breckinridge Street, hosted a drive-by food giveaway event outside of the church.

Louisville Metro's Department of Public Health and Wellness announced more COVID-19 inspections among businesses that the department typically does not monitor often.

The 2020 Festival of Trees and Lights has gone virtual for 2020.

A 13-year-old beekeeper from West Louisville who was saving money to attend Trinity High School received an anonymous donation to do just that.