The artwork had been in place for more than 100 years.

The Red Cross says most blood types have less than a three day supply available.

Trooper Teddy Bear Program aims to provide support to kids in traumatic or medical situations.

Hauck’s closed in January after more than a century in business.

Louisville groups are getting together to help spread support for Louisville’s LGTBQ community through tattoos for tolerance.

Fifteen-year-old Coco Gauff has become an inspiration for African-American girls watching across Louisville.

Halland Kendall has provided more than 700,000 glasses to people in 79 countries, and a portion of those glasses were given out in Kentucky.

Fireworks can be stressful for animals, especially those in shelters. That makes the Fourth of July a bit of a pain for them.

Officer Dunagan said he later stopped at Baroque Violin Shop looking to buy a used instrument to replace what was lost.

A local creamery carried on its annual tradition this Fourth of July.

Many veterans struggle with issues after coming back from service, sometimes winding up in the court system. This is an alternative.

The new leaders taking on the Red Devils this fall are finding deeper meaning in their new roles, while breaking barriers as a team.

Sharon went into heart failure and the care she required at times was far from home.

The building housing St. Vincent de Paul's men's homeless shelter is over 100 years old and was long overdue for improvements.

Police call the shooting of 20-year-old Tyrese Garvin a random act of violence.

The mystery surrounding the Bardstown, Kentucky woman's disappearance has gotten national attention, but still no one has been charged.

City budget cuts have kept all four city pools closed this summer, but that’s about to change.

Riverview Independence Festival will take place Saturday, June 29 at Riverview Park.

Since March 2015, more than 6,800 Duke Energy Indiana households have received free energy makeovers.

Dress for Success provides a network of support, professional attire and development tools to help women thrive in work and life.

The coffee shop gives 100 percent of its profit to building orphanages and churches around the world.

The program gives students the opportunity to improve their reading skills and confidence during summer break.

RUN, or Reviving Urban Neighborhoods, is a nonprofit focused on more than just x’s and o’s.

The 20-year Highview Fire veteran was promised a new air conditioner by Bowman's Heating and Cooling - and they made good on the commitment.

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The space will be transformed into a park-like setting underneath I-64 and the Belvedere.

The nearly 40,000 square foot library is located in Lyndon.

The display features more than 2,000 square feet of tracks and trains.

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A church that sits on a prominent corner in St. Matthews will go by a new name.

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In addition to his health struggles, Mike Henson’s home was also without air conditioning.

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WAVE Country with Dawne Gee for Tuesday, June 18 - Supplies Over Seas and WLOU Summerfest 2019

This year, the Kentuckiana Pride Parade made history.

WAVE 3 News got a sneak peak of the new Northeast branch Friday and it is impressive.

Paul and Katie Wheatley and their two dogs have enjoyed their 2,100-square-foot home for the past few years, but it's time for change.

Children living in four Louisville communities learned they wouldn’t have a pool this summer, but two councilwomen aren't throwing in the towel.

More than 500 Louisville households were relocated in a massive revitalization project that aimed to reunite West Louisville with downtown.

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School is out for summer, which means many kids who rely on school meals will struggle to get enough to eat.

Students can receive free books and more throughout June

This year, the opening game and dunk contest will happen at Algonquin Park, where the event started 50 years ago.

Through LINC, TARC plans to have new route designs for the next 20 years.

The call of duty turned into the call of the wild this week for firefighters in Jeffersonville.

Louisville City FC is showing teachers appreciation by offering free tickets.

The announcement comes after the decision not to open four community pools this summer due to budget cuts.

An event downtown stressed the importance of gun safety and called for the community to help police get illegal guns off the streets.

The plans for 2019 Louisville Waterfront Fourth of July Celebration have been released.

The Jefferson County Public Schools Book Buggy will follow the School Bus Café.

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

Donations of fishing rods and reels will help to get children outside and active.

The pass, available to students, provides unlimited travel now through Aug. 31.

Louisville Slugger Museum hosted an event for World War II veterans Wednesday for the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

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The goal was to make the terrace a place where people can come together and share ideas about how to make our community a great place to live.

New feelings and new emotions were all over the Miracle Playground in Fern Creek after a ribbon cutting. It’s a specially designed playground that is fully accessible to children of all abilities and all disabilities, physical, cognitive or emotional.

WAVE Country with Dawne Gee for Tuesday, June 4