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Ethan learns new tricks, hits goal weight in latest KHS updates
Ethan the dog’s recovery tale continues on as the Kentucky Humane Society shows off the popular pup at his healthiest and happiest yet.
Louisville family crushed by gun violence turns pain into positivity
Those at Game Changers are striving to deliver their services to those who are looking to escape violent choices and environments.
A Louisville Ikettes singer’s legacy ties her to international musical legends
The musical history of a Louisville woman stretches across the world. Mary Jean Brown Standard shared the stage with musical icons still admired to this day.
Saturday Night: WAVE 3 News to air live Opry broadcast benefiting Feeding America
WAVE 3 News parent company Gray Television is partnering with The Grand Ole Opry and Circle Network to broadcast a live fundraiser to benefit Feeding America on Saturday.
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Louisville restaurant owner collects supplies to take to Texas after historic ice storm
After seeing the devastation caused by historic amounts of snow and ice in Texas, one Louisville restaurant owner felt compelled to help.
Young performers fundraise for non-profit hit hard by pandemic
A virtual concert will benefit a southern Indiana non-profit.
Louisville student awarded $160K to Hanover College
A Louisville teenager can start college knowing he will leave debt free.
Girl Scout Cookies: Here’s how to buy them this year
It’s that time of year again. It’s time to start ordering your Girl Scout cookies.
WAVE 3 News partners with SuperChef Darnell Ferguson for six-episode TV cooking competition
“Cook That Ish” will begin airing on WAVE 3 News in the summer.
Ethan the dog enjoys his first snowfall, then suffers health setback
The Kentucky Humane Society posted new pictures of Ethan the dog experiencing his first snow.
West Louisville community starts legacy at new mega sports and learning center
The West Louisville community can now call the Norton Healthcare Sports and Learning Complex home.
Homeless being housed at WoodSpring Suites in Louisville
One person taking advantage of the offer Tuesday said he was grateful beyond measure, not only for himself, but for his dog, too.
Shelbyville warming station with blankets, jackets open Wednesday evening for homeless
The site was organized by the Shelbyville Police Department and Shelby County Sheriff’s Office.
Wayside Mission White Flag shelters open for homeless
Wayside Christian Mission has bed spaces for 52 singles and four families, as well as about 70 additional White Flag spaces.
KY Humane Society animals have sleepover with staff during winter storm
They were credited on the shelter’s Facebook page for their generous act of kindness.
Officers melt more than snow in west Louisville
A number of seniors and a group of Louisville Metro Police Department officers both gained something valuable thanks to Monday’s winter storm.
Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center opens in West Louisville
This week’s winter storm canceled a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center, but several track meets are still scheduled as planned starting Wednesday.
Join Team Ethan with Kentucky Humane Society’s new fundraising merchandise
Shirts, hats, mugs and more can be purchased on KHS’s Shopify store, with all proceeds going back to the Kentucky Humane Society.
Ethan gains canine friends with ongoing home visits
Ethan appears to be quite happy in his new environment, and has even made a couple friends.
Ethan the dog does ‘amazing’ in first home sleepover with staff
After more than two weeks within the Kentucky Humane Society, Ethan the dog had a successful first home sleepover with a KHS staff member.
Local award created in honor of nursing student who died due to gun violence
The award will highlight individuals who are on their way to becoming successful health care workers.
Two Louisville moms, daughters killed in crash one year ago honored through foundation, scholarship
Sunday, Feb. 14, marks one year since a crash in St. Louis killed two Louisville mothers and their daughters.
Louisville pop-up vaccination sites made possible through church, hospital partnerships
Community Missionary Baptist Church in Newburg helped distribute more than 100 doses of the vaccine Friday through a partnership with UofL Health.
‘A place to solve problems’: Owner of Haskins Barber Shop discusses its importance in Louisville
For decades, a Louisville barber shop owner changed hairstyles while also making change in his community with the power of his words.
Foundation created in honor of Louisville children killed in Panama City Beach crash
Investigators with the Panama City Beach Police Department said a truck ploughed into Coconut Creek Family Fun Park in December, striking and killing Addie Kirchgessner, 6, and Baylor Kirchgessner, 4.
Kosair Charities donates 100 thousand masks to Game Changers ‘Masks for Kids’ initiative
A program gathering face masks for kids, teaching them the importance of masks and feeling comfortable wearing them, gained a sizable donation from a local charity.
Ethan the dog continues path to recovery, community support grows
Love and support continues coming in to the Kentucky Humane Society for Ethan, whose road to recovery has captured the hearts of animal lovers across the city.
Community calls for transparency during conversation with Mayor Fischer, LMPD Chief Shields
A community conversation with Louisville residents and city leaders became heated as citizens continue calling for transparency in how LMPD and the city government operate.
Former US Attorney Russell Coleman, UofL graduate Christie Welch join Christopher 2X Game Changers organization
Two new members have been announced as part of a local non-profit organization against gun violence.
Baptist Health chaplain creates book of COVID reflections to empower staff, patients
Chaplain Jackie Ward’s first entry from the collection is dated March 6, the day Kentucky reported its first COVID cases.
Elizabethtown one of America’s safest cities per capita, FBI data shows
FBI crime statistics from 2019 rank Elizabethtown in the top five for fewest violent crimes per 100,000 people.
Louisville mayor signs executive order for Juneteenth Jubilee Celebration Commission
On the first day of Black History Month, Louisville mayor Greg Fischer took a step to honor and recognize a historical Black holiday.
Exhibit honoring black aviators opens at Bowman Field
As Black history month gets underway, the Louisville Regional Airport Authority wants to excite a new generation of aviators and let them know that the “sky’s the limit.”
Send a card to a hospitalized child this Valentine’s Day
People can help children who are hospitalized celebrate Valentine’s Day.
Organizers work to prepare the homeless for winter chill
The event, helping keep the homeless warm, also helped mentor local teens in the Louisville area.
Tha Drippin’ Crab caters to Black culture, West Louisville community
Two local restaurateurs and chefs with five thriving restaurants — including Superchefs, on Bardstown Road — are opening another.
Bullitt Co. group housing homeless overnight in army tents amid pandemic
Mark 12 Ministries used to set up the cold weather shelter inside the church, however COVID-19 distancing requirements made that impossible.
Beshear proclaims Jan. 28 as Hunger Free Day
In a virtual rally, several state lawmakers came together to talk about the importance of stopping hunger in both children and adults.
132,000 masks donated to Game Changers for kids in need in less than 24 hours
2X shared the “exciting news” in a Facebook post, saying the masks were not the only donation.
Thunder, Pegasus Parade happening in 2021 without crowds
While some indoor events will have to be sidelined, the show will go on for two of the festivals biggest events, but not to crowds.
Thieves target Louisville nonprofits for catalytic converters: ‘It’s really disappointing’
Both the Kentucky Humane Society and Down Syndrome of Louisville are left with broken vehicles, making their work in the community more difficult.
Zoneton Fire Major continues battle against COVID-19
The district will have to appoint another acting chief soon, just a month after Chief Rob Orkies death, because Major Garry Key is in the hospital on a ventilator..
Louisville Slugger commemorates North Oldham Little League state champions
The North Oldham Little League 12U Allstars were set to compete in the Great Lakes Regional Championship and a chance to head to Pennsylvania for the Little League World Series.
Local shoe repair shop in fear of closing saved through community efforts
The owner of Quality Shoe Repair in Bowling Green said his business took a hit due to COVID-19. With not a lot of money coming in, he found himself having to ask the community for help.
Small groups to participate in annual street count
Typically, hundreds of volunteers assist the Coalition for the Homeless with its annual street count to verify the number of people sleeping outdoors and in shelters.
Justice Now: JCPS launches program teaching students how to use voices for change
Students interviewed black leaders and activists and shared their many experiences of injustice along with ways to use their own voices for change.
New west Louisville complex planning for first events
The Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center announced new track and field events planned for this year as they prepare to open in the Russell neighborhood.
Louisville hospital welcomes 32 babies in 1 day
Doctors and nurses at Norton Women’s and Children’s Hospital in St. Matthews experienced a mini baby boom.
Lamar Jackson thanks Bills Mafia for support of his favorite charity after suffering concussion
Jackson suffered a concussion Sunday during the third quarter of the Bills 17-3 playoff victory against the Ravens.
Hall-of-famer Alfred ‘Butch’ Beard wants to cut ties with UofL
Alfred ‘Butch’ Beard wants to break all connections with UofL.
Honorary street sign unveiled for retired LMPD officer Sir Friendly C
On Saturday, city council leaders and community members unveiled an honorary street sign at the corner of Cecil Avenue and West Broadway in West Louisville.
Barret Middle Schoolers start sock donation drive for those in need
The seventh grade class co-presidents, Lillian Payne and Cole Edelen, organized the drive in November to give back to the community during the winter.
AMPED Louisville music program receives $50,000 national award
A local, nonprofit music program teaching students music composition, performance and technology is being honored with a national award and a $50,000 prize.
Ky. fourth-grader sends heartwarming note, allowance to Gov. Beshear for those suffering during pandemic
A local fourth-grader sent a heartwarming letter and her allowance to Gov. Beshear hoping to help someone in need during the COVID-19 pandemic.
New market in West Louisville seeks to end food desert
On Sunday, Black Market KY's doors finally opened with the purpose of taking the first steps in ending food disparities in West Louisville.
Louisville healthcare workers monitoring COVID vaccine side effects after 2nd dose
Local hospitals began administering the second doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine this week.
African American leaders in Louisville share thoughts on new LMPD Chief Erika Shields
Shields was the police chief in Atlanta until she resigned following the police shooting of Rayshard Brooks last year.
Volunteers and resources still needed for local nonprofits in the new year
Job loss, reduced financial income and homelessness are still putting a big demand on local nonprofits.
Improved fire service coming to Greenville Township
Sgt. Ryan Houchen said that up until this point, the station along US-150 was only staffed with volunteer firefighters.
It’s a boy! Couples welcome first babies born in Louisville hospitals in 2021
A Louisville couple kicked off the new year by welcoming a new baby!
More people looked to adopt, foster pets in 2020
A Kentucky Humane Society spokesperson told WAVE 3 News dog surrenders are down nearly 30 percent as more people have remained home during the pandemic.
Firefighter encouraging blood donations after fight against COVID-19
As 2020 comes to a close, The American Red Cross is desperately seeking blood donations across the country.