“My big goal is to walk more than 10 feet at a time."

Three officers total are confirmed to have the virus.

BusyKid is a subscription-free chores app for kids that teaches financial literacy and responsibility.

The victim is said to be in her mid-teens.

Weddings are a multi-billion-dollar industry in the United States, and they’re not immune to the global pandemic the country is currently facing.

Kentuckians have faced a multitude of issues while trying to file for unemployment.

WAVE 3 News started investigating after receiving reports it was charging people between $200-$240 while also asking for patients’ Medicaid and Social Security cards.

Weeks away from an anticipated surge in coronavirus cases, Kentucky lags behind most of its neighbors in testing for the virus.

The total number of deaths in the state stands at 31, with 770 total cases as of Thursday.

Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday reported 100 new cases of the coronavirus in Kentucky, and 11 new deaths.

Shannon Wilson told WAVE 3 News she’s been victimized by the newest group of scammers. She said she fell for the scam because she was desperate and thought it was real. Now she has a message for others to make sure no one else becomes a victim.

The stay-at-home order was issued by Gov. Eric Holcomb on March 23 to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said Thursday that a ninth person has died from the coronavirus in Jefferson County.

The governor said he’ll be touching base with those superintendents a week or two before May 1 to discuss if the in-class learning suspension should be extended.

Marley is accepting donations so he can continue his work of spreading hope.

The Treasury announced in a reversal Wednesday, that Social Security beneficiaries who typically do not file a tax return will automatically receive the $1,200 payment.

Holy Week for many denominations begins on Palm Sunday and continues through Easter Sunday.

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Business owners can receive zero interest loans and no payments will have to be made for a year.

Party for the Planet: A Month-Long Celebration of the Earth and Throo the Zoo 5K have been moved.

A total of 15,000 candy-filled eggs will be given out at Wooded View Golf Course.

Non-Traditional Instruction, or NTI, will begin on April 7.

She was taken to St. Elizabeth Medical Center

“We thought it was more important to take care of the people who live there than to worry about the bottom line,” the president of Hagan Properties and Multifamily Development said.

GE is pre-screening all service calls asking the customer if they’re sick, but a technician told WAVE 3 News some people aren’t honest.

You might have seen some tents pop up across Louisville the last few days.

The city wants its small businesses to survive once the coronavirus pandemic is over.

A table outside of the store says ‘Free food, take what you need’.

The budget is a compromise version of the spending plans approved by the House and Senate.

A lab at the University of Louisville has been responding to national emergencies studying highly infectious diseases.

A second juvenile was also shot and police said he was expected to survive.

A Jefferson County judge has ordered two people to follow quarantine orders after testing positive for the coronavirus, or face contempt of court.

Louisville Metro officials are encouraging all residents to complete the 2020 Census while they are quarantined at home.

The IHME model predicts neither Kentucky nor Indiana is expected to have a shortage of hospital beds.

A Fisherville teenager is charged with murder and driving under the influence after he reportedly crashed his SUV into a truck on Billtown Road Wednesday morning.

Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer on Wednesday confirmed 22 new cases and one new death related to coronavirus in Jefferson County.

Preliminary results from the NWS in Memphis said the Jonesboro tornado had max winds of 140 m.p.h.

"I felt it important to notify the people I serve of my status to be fully transparent," Metro Councilwoman Marilyn Parker said.

"I felt it important to notify the people I serve of my status to be fully transparent," Metro Councilwoman Marilyn Parker said.

A statement from the Clark County Health Department indicated the patient was 57 years old.

A Louisville Metro Department of Corrections officer is among the latest confirmed cases of the COVID-19 virus.

For the second year in a row, Kentucky has the highest child-abuse rate in America, by far.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine is garnering international attention for his precise and preventative measures taken in the fight against the spread of COVID-19.

Parents, if you need new ideas to keep your kids entertained during this uneasy time here are a couple places to start.

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All six LIHEAP offices in Louisville have been closed since March 18 because of the coronavirus.

In the 14 years that RN Christy Pierce has worked in ICU, she's never experienced anything like what is being seen now in the wake of the coronavirus.

The restaurant is offering a variety of fresh-cut steaks, including ribeye, strips, sirloin and filet.

A JCPS spokesman said about 13,200 Chromebooks have been requested so far.

Louisville Metro Police are currently investigating after a shooting kills one juvenile and injures another in the Smoketown neighborhood Tuesday evening.

The Kroger Company has announced that all hourly associates will be rewarded with a “Hero Bonus” for working during the coronavirus pandemic.

SuperATV is creating shields that they call ‘Clearly Safer Shields.’

The budget focuses on fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, but would make cuts to programs compared to the budget Governor Andy Beshear submitted earlier this year.

Some of Governor Beshear’s most popular quotes have been placed on T-shirts and mugs, with proceeds going to Kentucky’s COVID-19 relief funds.

A man accused of stabbing a pregnant woman before leading officers on a chase that ended in gunfire has been identified.

If you’re asymptomatic, you should be wearing a mask. However, a local health professional told WAVE 3 News the basics will always be the best form of defense.

The constant news about the coronavirus can be overwhelming. Cancer patients might feel even more worried about the virus, because cancer and its treatment can lower their ability to fight infection.

The NCAA has granted eligibility to college athletes whose spring seasons were completely canceled, according to the Associated Press.