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Sharing Smiles Day has provided free dental care for more than 2,000 uninsured patients across 16 states, according to the release.

Louisville Future Healers programs will travel to Washington D.C. in June for an FBI training session.

The two boys were taken to University Hospital and are expected to survive their injuries.

A group of over 100 volunteers helped set up an event early Saturday in the Cherry Grove area.

Family members of both Cindy and Ronald Burdette stood together to tell the story. Her death -- and the circumstances around it -- has brought them closer together.

The town of Corydon, Indiana paid their respects for fallen volunteer firefighter Jacob McClanahan Saturday.

Officials with the Zoneton Fire Department said East Blue Lick Road and John Harper Highway are closed due to a “serious motor vehicle collision investigation”.

The Wells family planned a prayer vigil for Summer Wells, the missing 6-year-old from Hawkins County, and all missing children for June 15.

Hannah Kate Williams filed a lawsuit Friday, alleging the Southern Baptist Convention and its seminary failed to protect her and other children from the abuse of her father, who was also employed by the organization as a pastor.

The Louisville festival featuring cheap tunes and good food returns after a two-year absence.

The Ky. Commissioner of Agriculture says there are several unique stressors that farmers face every day that people in cities may not understand.

The ride was made by the same manufacturer as one from which a teen fell to his death in Florida.

A Hardin County woman photographed hailstones showing most were similar to the size of a golf ball.

On June 1, a new inspector general will lead the Civilian Review and Accountability Board, which will look into LMPD disciplinary matters independently.

This year, graduates can get free sweet treats at Krispy Kreme.

WAVE hopes to contribute to the elimination of the negative connotations associated with mental health.

John Boel recounts his long history with Walt "Santa Walt" Queen — "the most amazing person I’ve ever met."

Stephanie Russell, 52, of Louisville, was taken into custody by FBI agents on May 19.

After crashing with an SUV at an intersection, the motorcycle’s driver and the passenger were ejected from the bike.

The shooting happened around 8:40 a.m. in the 800 block of Sutcliffe Ave.

Darrell Dewayne Mudd, 58, was booked into Louisville Metro Corrections early Friday.

Once wind speeds reach 74 mph, a tropical storm officially becomes a Category 1 hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale.

The school lockdown was lifted before 11 a.m.

The shooting happened around 8 p.m. Thursday at an apartment complex near the Highview neighborhood.

A facility for traumatic brain injury patients and the wife of veteran with PTSD are leading the fight.

JCPS said they need more Black and brown teachers to help match the demographics of the students they teach. There is a program in its second year to help bridge that gap and focus on racial equity.

A 4-year-old boy was taken to the hospital after being struck by a vehicle in a hit-and-run in the Park Duvalle neighborhood.

Police arrested James Peters, 66, and charged him with murder in the death of a Crescent Hill woman in April.

WAVE will maintain its position as a local news leader by prioritizing inventiveness over repetition to show viewers that the future is behind its doors in the heart of downtown Louisville.

Police are investigating after a woman dies in the hospital from a gunshot wound injury on Wednesday evening.