On Monday, several women in the community had the chance to get free breast cancer screenings.

The biggest day of local giving returns on Thursday when the Community Foundation of Louisville’s Give For Good Louisville takes over the community.

Each week the Kentucky Humane Society is sharing photos of their adoptable pets. Take a look at these adorable cats and dogs.

Grocery giant Kroger confirmed Tuesday that it is asking its customers to leave their guns at home.

America was in civil turmoil in the 1960s. It was no secret the Federal Bureau of Investigations was tracking African-American leaders.

American Red Cross calls for labor of love by donating blood.

Registration appointment letters now available for Angel Tree campaign

Celebrating a summer season that almost didn’t happen, Sun Valley Pool opened its doors for the final day of swimming this year.

How early does the Angel Tree program begin? You might be surprised.

The founders of California Day said when they started this nearly 50 years ago their only plan was to get a group of friends together. Now, it's grown to so much more.

After the FCC required 900 stations to change channels by October 18, replacement of the WAVE 3 News transmitter and antenna was necessary.

Salvation Army hosts Fight for Louisville Breakfast to raise awareness on poverty and strategies to help.

The state has received $7.1 million dollars in federal funding for 21 programs.

The Ballard Bruins were supposed to play their first home game of the season Friday night.

Labor Day at the Zoo Picnic & Car Show celebrates 20 years of fun for union families, and raising money for charitable organizations

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner talks about experiences as mayor as keynote speaker for 2019 Leadership Louisville Luncheon.

As vendors packed up and said goodbye Monday, the Kentucky State Fair wrapped up another year with both highs and lows, most notably the crowd scare that led to a new teen guest policy change.

The YMCA Community Health Week is to encourage people to be active and make better choices about nutrition, exercise and overall well-being.

Cracked and crumbling concrete bleachers forced Ballard High School to deem their stadium unsafe one day before the start of the football season.

She's helped in the search for missing people in the Louisville area and beyond, but a local mother of two has now disappeared.

A Louisville nonprofit will become the owners of the Doerhoefer-Hampton House in the city's Russell neighborhood.

Jefferson County Board of Education appoints Joseph Marshall to District 4 seat, left vacant last month by Ben Gies.

Anyone under 18 will not be allowed at the Gaslight Festival on Friday or Saturday night after 7 p.m. unless they have an adult with them.

New rules took effect Wednesday night at the Kentucky State Fair after groups of young people caused a panic on Saturday.

A cellphone video obtained by WAVE 3 News from shows the moment when a teenager and an LMPD officer face off amid the Kentucky State Fair chaos Saturday night.

On 400th anniversary, History Untold 400 educates on lasting effects of slavery in the United States.

Sue Chao rents a commercial kitchen by the day in Jeffersontown just so she can keep her business on life support.

Kentucky State Police have now confirmed to WAVE 3 News that a shell casing from a gun was found following the chaos at the Kentucky State Fair on Saturday night.

Tickets for the final seven home games for the Louisville Bats are on sale for $5.

NOIR Black Business Social Club INC. announces new chamber of commerce plans to expand support for African American business owners.

The 33rd annual conference will take place September 18 and 19 at the Kentucky International Convention Center in downtown Louisville.

A Valley Station restaurant opened a first-of-its-kind gaming experience.

As parents, we want the best for our children. We want to help them in any way possible.

As President Donald Trump’s visit to Louisville nears, some local business owners are preparing for some new customers downtown.

In a move aimed at saving struggling Jewish Hospital, the University of Louisville announced Wednesday that it will acquire KentuckyOne Health’s local assets.

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

Today, WAVE 3 News is teaming up with Miracle League of Louisville for a telethon to raise money for the organization.

Marietta cares for her four grandchildren whose father passed away and mother isn't in the picture. But she's struggling to make ends meet.

The annual event raises money to support St. Joseph Children’s Home.

The 2019 Kentucky State Fair opens its 11 day run on August 15 and they are looking to hire people to fill a number of positions.

A record number of participants ran or walked in Norton Children’s Hospital’s fifth annual Splash ‘n’ Dash Walk/Run on Saturday.

This weekend will mark a decade since a day most Louisvillians remember well.

The backpacks will be given out on first-come, first-served basis to the first 200 students.

Lyn’s childhood friend, Bobby, is in the middle of a home repair nightmare.

The baby boy is the 200th healthy child born in the VOA’s Freedom House Program.

The backpacks will provide children with school supplies that are needed for the upcoming school year.

For years now, the Hardin County community has rallied around his name to keep his legacy alive.

A Miracle League makeup game was played Wednesday night at Fern Creek Park because Saturday was just too hot to hit the field.

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

Cherish informed Henry that not only was her partner Ray fighting to regain his life, he was also fighting to keep their home. The couple received an eviction notice not long after Ray became unable to work.

The ticket can be redeemed at any participating McDonald’s location.

Each week, the Kentucky Humane Society is sharing pictures of the adorable cats and dogs available for adoption. (All photos from KHS)

For the first time in the program’s 79 year history, one high school received both gubernatorial seats at American Legion Kentucky Boys State and Kentucky Girls State.

So far in 2019, there’s been 58 homicides in Louisville. That’s 58 funerals and 58 families burying loved ones.

Aviation camp at Bowman Field gave kids the chance to fly and land a plane, and several took advantage of it.

The Finding Rover app uses facial recognition technology to identify lost cats and dogs.

For four weeks Shane has been under medical care, unable to work.

They are trying to persuade millennials and Gen-Zers to consider living and working in Louisville.