The new report is the second-highest number of cases reported on a Monday with 2,124 new cases.

An executive order by Gov. Andy Beshear requiring schools to move to online learning to prevent the spread of COVID-19 did not stop some schools from continuing in-person classes after the Thanksgiving break.

Kentucky State Police updated an investigation into a deadly Louisville Metro Police officer-involved shooting in the Portland neighborhood.

Dwight Butler’s journey took a remarkable turn last year when he received a new heart.

Molly Everette Gibson was frozen as an embryo for more than 27 years before being born to her parents, Tina and Ben Gibson.

Gadansky has been with the BBB for more than 16 years, and the organization said December 1 would have marked his 17-year anniversary.

The shooting happened on I-71 north of Campbellsburg. The suspect was later arrested in Northern Kentucky.

The Zoneton Fire Protection District continues to show their support for their fire chief, Rob Orkies, who is currently battling cancer in the ICU.

Gov. Andy Beshear’s sign language interpreter Virginia Moore is expected back at Beshear’s side Monday.

The state has a 21.6% positivity rate.

Two hundred people in the UPS pilot group have tested positive for COVID-19, with the latest 100 cases occurring in a one-month period, according to the Independent Pilots Association.

A house caught fire twice in two days in Mt. Vernon over the weekend.

The suspect fled the scene, but later surrendered to LMPD officers.

A 5-year-old child has died after being hit by a vehicle in Fort Mitchell Sunday evening.

A member of the WAVE 3 News Sunrise team is now fighting COVID-19.

Dillard’s loss prevention catches woman shoplifting over $800 worth of merchandise.

Kentucky governor Andy Beshear thanked those in the commonwealth who “rose to the challenge” in fighting the spread of COVID-19 over Thanksgiving weekend.

Motorcycle riders once again took the time to spread a little holiday joy by participating in this year’s annual Toys for Tots Run in Louisville.

A week has passed and the victim’s half-brother wants to know why he became another victim of a violent year.

Police say several people were shot early Sunday morning near downtown Lexington.

Sunday’s report confirmed 4,335 new cases of COVID-19 in Indiana.

This year, The Salvation Army’s goal is to help 10,000 local children.

As rain and snow returns to the Tri-State Monday and Tuesday, AAA advises drivers to brush up on their winter driving skills.

The U.S. Court of Appeals struck down an exemption on an executive order by the governor allowing private and religious schools to reopen for in-person learning.

An investigation is underway after a single-engine plane crashed near the French Lick Airport Saturday afternoon.

The victim was taken to University of Louisville hospital for treatment.

A Jeffersontown Police Officer is caught on camera hitting and trying to put a bystander into custody.

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but during the pandemic, it’s on the verge of breaking.

The family of Christian Gwynn, a teenager who died last December in a drive-by shooting on 43rd and Market, hosted a balloon release to honor him on his birthday.

Kentucky governor Andy Beshear began his update on COVID-19 Saturday asking Kentuckians to stay vigilant as vaccines continue to come closer within sight.

It was reported shortly after 9 p.m.

Fire crews were at the scene of a large fire at the Acapulco Mexican Restaurant.

Cameron's brief comes in response to an appeal by Governor Beshear to keep private, religious schools closed for in-person learning.

The new report confirmed 4,535 new cases of COVID-19 in Indiana, according to the ISDH.

Officers were sent to the intersection of Klondike Lane and Mid Dale Lane around 5:00 a.m. Saturday on reports of a suspicious vehicle.

The Queen's Gambit was released last month, and it's having an impact on Kentuckians.

As vice president in 2012, Joe Biden endeared himself to many LGBTQ Americans by endorsing same-sex marriage even before his boss, President Barack Obama.

Banks Jones is a huge South Carolina Gamecocks fan and, thanks to some students at the university and a non-profit organization, his dreams are coming true.

The rules are simple: service industry workers post “I am looking to be adopted” along with an Amazon wish list, and anyone who can help can comment “adopted.”

Here are the scores for Touchdown Friday Night on Nov. 27.

Shoppers who need to save time and money this Christmas while holiday shopping there are ways to win big if they’re in pursuit of the perfect gift with an even better price.

On the day after Thanksgiving, an oasis appeared in one of the city’s biggest food deserts, bringing fresh food closer to home for West End residents.

The park transformed the 314-ft. tower with lights Friday night.

Many spend Black Friday starting their holiday shopping, but in Louisville, the lines were packed at UofL Health's COVID testing location on Brook Street.

U.S. District Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove made the ruling on a lawsuit initially filed by Attorney General Daniel Cameron and Danville Christian Academy on Nov. 20.

Beshear reported 3,870 new COVID-19 cases on Thursday and 1,747 on Friday.

Local stores need your support after an already difficult holiday season.

A man originally charged with murder following the shooting death of his co-worker last year has pleaded guilty to a lesser charge, according to a report.

If an offer seems to good to be true, it probably is. Be wary of texts and emails that promise you big rewards.

The crowds may be smaller this year, but some shoppers are still all in for Black Friday deals.

The victim was described as conscious and alert when she was taken for treatment.

An 8-year-old boy in Richmond Hill decided to start his own business in his front yard to help raise money for toys for the fire department’s toy drive.

Many were served at the Salvation Army building on South Brook Street, but a number of other meals were also delivered throughout the community.

Charlotte native and Grammy-nominated artist DaBaby turned a parking lot into an outdoor restaurant to help feed the homeless community and all those in need on Thanksgiving.

Thursday, Jeremy Harrell drove around downtown Louisville with a full truck and a full heart.

People can donate to the Ronald McDonald House at any McDonalds by rounding up their total bill.

When LaFon “Fonz” Brown drives around neighborhoods in west Louisville, he wants to see change.

More than 1,000 volunteers serve hundreds of people who are homeless during the holiday.