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

A fifth grade girl with limited mobility was surprised with a new adaptable bicycle at Churchill Park School on Tuesday.

After starting a fundraising campaign on Facebook, the Nick Rodman Legacy Foundation stepped up to create a fundraising bowling tournament for the California Community Center.

More than $100 thousand was raised for the American Lung Association by people who took a hike to honor those unable to.

The Kingdom Fellowship Christian Life Center offered many opportunities giving back to the community through their “Won by One” weekend event starting on Saturday.

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

A celebration for a record-setting 2019 took place Thursday at the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.

People with the United Way across Kentucky were at the Capitol in Frankfort on Thursday, urging lawmakers to support the organization's legislative goals this year.

Tuesday’s event brought members of the arts community together to showcase all the experiences and performances benefiting from the fundraising campaign.

Monday, there was a dedication for a home in the south end of Louisville for veteran Torre Keith Harris.

The Kristy Love Foundation has been operating illegally on Date Street for more than two years.

This weekend, one of Louisville’s Vietnamese Buddhist temples held celebrations all weekend long to bring in the Lunar New Year.

The Black Achievers Program is known for its impact in the lives of local children, from spring break college tours, community service projects, leadership training, ACT workshops and more.

A Kentucky woman has found her dog after more than two years and we can't stop watching the reunion video.

Volunteers spent the day in the WAVE 3 studio taking donations from callers.

The sub-freezing temperatures WAVE Country has seen in recent days bring a harsh reminder that there are thousands in Louisville who spend the night out on the streets.

WAVE 3 News is teaming up with Canine Companions for Independence!

The Louisville Zoo is giving the local community a way to give back to the people and animals affected by the bushfires in Australia.

The Knabel family is hoping they will find their daughter after she disappeared five months prior.

To honor his legacy of service to his community, volunteers packed the Muhammad Ali Center all day long for a day of service.

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Its intention is to bring neighbors, business leaders, faith leaders, politicians and police officers together to build trust.

The Esposito family said they wanted to find a way to turn a personal tragedy into a positive situation for others.

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

On February 8, the American Heart Association will organize their 28th annual Heart Ball in support of advancing efforts for cardiovascular health and research.

A local self-defense program is currently running classes to make sure women learn ways to protect themselves in dangerous situations.

Pride members want the city to pass a citywide fairness ordinance to protect members of the LGBTQ community from discrimination.

Each student has a common love of standing over the stove and serving up something delicious.

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

My son Colt, now 11 years old, was matched with a Canine Companion named Wink, a lab-golden retriever cross, in August.

Its new Rapid Line will run every 15 minutes every weekday from the Gene Snyder into downtown.

KHS recorded its largest adoption year on record last year, as 6,902 animals found new homes.

24 trees were planted by volunteers on Sunday who want to help improve the lives of the boys and girls who live on campus at the Boys and Girls Haven on Goldsmith Lane.

Dozens of students and parents are taking time out of their winter break to help people in developing countries.

Mayor Hodges is holding the event at the Charlestown Arts and Enrichment Center.

In 2019, for the 5th straight year, Louisville scored a “100” on the Municipal Equality Index, a report card created by the Human Rights Campaign.

Rev. Kevin Cosby has been the Senior Pastor of St. Stephen Church in Louisville for 41 years.

Kwanzaa is the African American holiday celebrated over seven days during the winter.

Louisville's first babies of 2020 were born less than an hour apart and five minutes away from each other at separate hospitals.

By April, there will be five practitioners on staff at the YMCA office.

The Kentucky Distillers’ Association plans to spend $10,000 on $10 Lyft discounts starting Friday, Dec. 20 until Jan. 1.

Governor Andy Beshear, Congressman John Yarmuth, and Mayor Greg Fischer joined forces Monday to announce the donation.

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.