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New Children’s Bookmobile to roll into underserved parts of Louisville
The Louisville Public Library Foundation announced Tuesday that Louisville is getting a New Children’s Bookmobile.
Fern Creek seniors earning millions of dollars in college scholarships
A program at Fern Creek High School is aimed at helping dozens of seniors earn millions of dollars in scholarships to top colleges and universities.
Louisville kicks off Youth Violence Prevention Week
Numerous groups are looking for more adults to volunteer and work with these programs that help serve kids dealing with violence.
Neighbors, strangers help family after fire torches Greenup Road home
Louisville Fire Department investigators have determined the fire started on the first floor, near the back of the home.
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1971 Bullitt Central High School class ring returned to original owner
A 1971 Bullitt Central High School class ring was found, restored and returned to its original owner after it disappeared nearly 40 years ago.
Louisville church leader explains why doors will stay closed until August
A couple of weeks after choosing to continue with in-person services, St. Stephen Church closed its doors for the safety of the congregation.
GRAPHIC: Neglected puppies rescued in Southern Indiana
Southern Indiana Animal Rescue is asking the community for help as it fosters two neglected puppies, Tilly and Glory.
Mayor Fischer kicks off monthlong Give A Day event
Mayor Greg Fischer formally kicked off the annual Give a Day, joining representatives at SOS, a Louisville non-profit that collects and distributes medical supplies and equipment.
Seniors facing social isolation build bonds with meal delivery volunteers during pandemic
SeniorCare Experts services nearly 1,400 seniors throughout Jefferson County through various programs, including daily meal delivery.
100 percent of sales at Jersey Mike’s helping grant children’s dreams in Louisville
Six area Jersey Mike’s Subs restaurants gave 100% of their sales to the Dream Factory of Louisville on Wednesday, March, 31.
Got Easter plans? Here is what you should know
The Archdiocese of Louisville said it’s a relief to be have churches open for Easter 2021.
Vietnam veterans receive overdue ‘thank you’ in Elizabethtown ceremony
It has been reported that as much as two-thirds of the American population did not agree with the decision to send U.S. troops to Vietnam at the time of the war.
Schnitzelburg small business burglarized months after opening
Germantown Vintage Collective, a flea market styled, vintage boutique in Schnitzelburg, opened its doors as a new business in December. The owner, Jeff Walschon, didn’t think nearly four months later those doors would be broken into.
Active Heroes looks to expand healing services for veterans
A local non-profit is expanding to take better care of our nation’s heroes. The goal is to provide resources and services to veterans and those currently serving in the military.
Local non-profit partners with Galt House offering outreach program for gun violence survivors
Christopher 2X with his Game Changers organization will be working with the Galt House for their new “Voices of Survivors” outreach program.
Several Louisville community centers to reopen Monday
Louisville Parks and Recreation announced it will be reopening 11 local community centers on Monday, March 29.
EPD sends donuts to Boulder Police Department in Colorado
Evansville police getting involved showing their support for their fellow officers in Boulder, Colorado.
First veteran welcomed into Shelbyville tiny home community since operations acquired by Veterans Club
A Shelby County veteran now has a new place to call home after being moved into the Veterans Village in Shelbyville Thursday afternoon.
KDF announces plans for a different Thunder Over Louisville in 2021
The Kentucky Derby Festival says the changes they've made to this year's Thunder Over Louisville means many people will be able to see it from their homes.
UofL Health donates bike helmets to Kentucky Refugee Ministries clients
With March being Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month, UofL Health’s neurosurgery and physical medicine and rehabilitation teams donated 40 bike helmets to KRM’s clients.
Louisville businesses and organizations connect to break down barriers across the city
Several Louisville businesses and organizations gathered for the first of a series of breakfasts Thursday morning aimed at creating dialogue between people from different parts of the city to break down racial, economic and geographical walls.
New Robley Rex VA campus to be built on Brownsboro Road
The new location will be on Brownsboro Road.
Friends, family, officers remember slain LMPD officer 16 years later
Tuesday marked 16 years since LMPD Officer Peter Grignon was killed in the line of duty.
Underserved neighborhood finally gets urgent care
A building sitting vacant for years will now have a new purpose; access to urgent care where the Parkland neighborhood community can get help and heal.
Upticks in deadly violence open old wounds for families affected
Homicides in the city of Louisville have accelerated to a record pace.
Metro Councilwoman to introduce ordinance to assist families with children facing eviction
Louisville Metro Councilwoman Cassie Chambers Armstrong announced plans on Monday to file an ordinance that she said could drastically help families with children when facing eviction.
Louisville communities gather to stand with Asian-Americans
The Tuesday Atlanta-area shootings are leaving hearts heavy and communities in pain.
Woman leaves assisted living facility for first time in a year to celebrate 94th birthday
One year ago, Gerkins and her daughter, Kathy Gerkins-Veith, celebrated her 93rd birthday separated by a window.
From student to entrepreneur, local sneakerhead vies for $1.5 million startup prize
To make it through that college struggle, 23-year-old Isaiah Kelly went from being a student to an entrepreneur in three years.
‘It’s family’: Keneseth Israel congregation share memories after historic synagogue catches fire
Louisville Fire Department arson investigators have determined the fire started near the roof of the building Saturday night.
Public libraries to re-open soon
Starting March 26, all library locations will offer what they call “Grab and Go” access to books, magazines and other materials.
Ethan the dog finds forever home after months of recovery
Ethan the dog has finally found a forever home.
JCPS gym teachers use ‘virtual field trips’ to encourage exercise amid virtual instruction
In each video, filled with funny outtakes and set to popular music, the educators introduced students to traditional sports.
City and state leaders cut ribbon on Sports and Learning Complex in west Louisville
The Norton Healthcare Sports and Learning Center is officially open, although it’s been operating for weeks.
Louisville native Jack Harlow donates $500,000 to Kentucky HBCUs
Louisville rapper Jack Harlow is donating winnings from a basketball competition to two local Historically Black Colleges and Universities.
Veterans Club extends tiny home community project with ownership of Veterans Village
One year since the groundbreaking for a tiny home community for homeless veterans, the project is getting back on track after the pandemic forced shutdowns and restrictions.
Utica residents were prepared for flood waters but not concerned
Flood waters covered Southern Indiana roads Saturday but some Utica residents weren't too concerned.
Saturday Night: Circle airs live Opry special benefiting Feeding America
Circle will air another live broadcast from The Opry to help raise money and awareness of food insecurity Saturday at 8:30 p.m.
Elizabethtown Police: ‘Special relationship’ with community is backbone behind city’s safety
2019 FBI crime statistics show Elizabethtown Metro Area had the fifth lowest violent-crime rate in America.
Louisville businessman, Air Force veteran dies unexpectedly
Lee Leet was the founder of QSR Automation and was an Air Force veteran.
Restaurant robbed after owners donate supplies in Texas
While the owners of Fry Daddy’s and Six Forks Burger Company were in Texas taking supplies to people in need after the devastating winter storm, someone broke into their restaurant and stole all of the money in the cash register.
Event organizers weighing modified spring, summer plans
Some events once cancelled due to the pandemic are slowly starting to return to calendars.
Ethan the dog, left for dead in January, finds forever home
The Kentucky Humane Society shared some big news on Thursday.
Woman organizes candlelight vigil for Butler High student killed in crash
Madelynn Troutt, 17, was killed in a car crash on Dixie Highway Monday night.
Community leaders, family of Louisville father, daughter killed in shooting fight for change
Community leaders met in Shawnee Park Tuesday, vowing to take action alongside the family of Larry, 33, and Larea Hall, 9.
Ethan the dog reunites with 11-year-old boy who helped save his life
KHS organized a special reunion with Ethan the dog and the 11-year-old boy who first found him, alerted staff, and helped save his life.
PICU opening marks end of $78M renovation at Norton Children’s Hospital
Other projects included the Jennifer Lawrence Foundation CICU, building the S. Randolph Scheen Family Conference Center and a 24-bed medical/surgical unit.
Finding your voice, fighting for equality: The story of Dinnie Thompson
Information for Dinnie Thompson and enslaved women born in Kentucky can almost be followed from her birth.
The sky’s the limit: Julius Calloway’s legacy
Julius Calloway is weaved all throughout the rich history of American aviation.
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.
Gamechangers’ Christopher 2X wins award for activism in the community
The Community Connections Group and Radio Show honored Christopher 2X as their 2020 Man of the Year.
Teen asks for well wishes after debilitating stroke while fighting 4th round of cancer
Since 2015, WAVE 3 News has followed the journey of Matthew Walker, a 12-year-old boy at the time who’s now had to fight for his life four times against leukemia.
Louisville leaders discuss lessons from past and present calls for social justice
The “state” of Black Louisville was dissected with comparisons of past and present social justice movements and protests.
Mr. Tees Record Store a lasting memory for Louisville’s music industry
Mr. Tees Record Store was the spot for local artists to find their beats and where gospel legends passed through the aisles.
Moore High School basketball player’s selfless act inspires coach, community
A video of the kind act is being shared on social media, touching the lives of so many in the community.
Churches get creative for annual fish fry by offering online, drive-thru ordering
St. Michael Catholic Church came up with a plan to offer both drive-thru and online ordering options.
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.