Just a few weeks away from Derby, the encampments are being swept up, and sprayed down, but things are different some of the past cleanups.

Louisville firefighters were called to the 1800 block of S. 24th Street at 3:04 a.m. on the fire with a report of possible rescues.

200 bags were given out to veterans Thursday.

With Thursday’s numbers, Beshear said 877,076 vaccinations are needed to meet the requirements of lifting restrictions.

Louisville Metro Police Department investigators are asking for help from the public in identifying a burglar.

The fire was discovered after drivers on Interstate 65 reported heavy smoke in the area during the morning commute.

There's seven easy steps you can take to make sure you have control of your financial life.

Favre, in a recent interview on The Andrew Klavan Show, says politics are ruining sports and that most people are tuning out because of it.

Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly, who was shot in the leg during the March 2020 raid, sent the email in September.

Kenyatta James, 43, of Louisville was taken into custody April 14.

The interstate was closed nearly four hours due to the crash.

Isiah Cortez Glynn, of Brandenburg, was arrested just after midnight by Radcliff police and booked into the Hardin County Detention Center in Elizabethtown.

The enrollment period will be extended until April 15.

Cassidy Stocker, who has pediatric cancer, hopes to continue Rodney Smith, Jr.'s mission of supporting kids like her.

Amid months of virtual instruction in Jefferson County Public Schools and partner institutions, students with hearing and speech impairments encountered exceptional challenges learning online.

Biden announced he will withdraw the 2,500 remaining U.S. troops from the war in Afghanistan by this Sept. 11., the day that marks 20 years since the New York City terror attacks that started our nation’s longest war.

“I fully expected her to be charged,” LMPD Chief Erika Shields said. “There was no way around that.”

A Jefferson County coroner is aiding Louisville Metro Police Department officers in an investigation at or near the Ohio River in Portland.

A Cub Scouts Pack 269 troop leader told WAVE 3 News the trailer and its contents would likely be worth at least $8,000.

There were 14 reported COVID-19 related deaths on Wednesday.

Officers reportedly found the victim, who hasn’t been identified, in the 4500 block of Trumpet Way.

The Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky and the University of Cincinnati worked together to poll 800 people living in Kentucky between mid-February and mid-March.

Supporters and volunteers have been trying to restore it for years but still feel the distance to get the job done is so far away.

The Healing Place, a nonprofit addiction recovery center, has teamed up with local restaurants every year and takes a portion of their proceeds to support its free services; this year, the group will do the opposite.

Starting next week, New Albany-Floyd County high school students will be able to get a COVID vaccine during class.

A former Louisville Metro Police Department officer fired following the Breonna Taylor shooting will try to get his job back.

Dozens of protesters gathered in Frankfort on Wednesday to express their disdain for what they called “tyrannical” mandates coming out of Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s office.

State Police began their investigation back in February.

A few months ago, several members of the WAVE 3 News family had COVID-19 and weren’t able to come to work. Many WAVE 3 News employees are now getting the COVID vaccine, so they can continue to tell stories in the community.

The Kentucky Humane Society is sharing a heroic tale of a protective mother cat, a helpful construction foreman and six baby kittens with fantastic new names.

The tournament will take place on August 18 and 21.

Craig Greenberg is the former CEO of Louisville-based 21c Museum Hotels and currently a co-owner of Louisville-based Ohio Valley Wrestling.

While Constance Miller was being booked into the Jennings County Jail, the child was placed in the care of Child Services until other arrangements were made.

The training, which will involve aircraft, maneuvers and the firing of weapons, will take place over the next two days.

The women were seen driving the wrong way on a busy street in Downtown Cincinnati.

Barry Kendall and his son are still reeling from the day a 19-year-old allegedly got into his son’s car and threatened him with a gun last August.

As eligibility expands, hundreds, if not thousands, of potential vaccine appointments in Kentucky and Indiana remain open this week.

Clark County Health Officer Dr. Eric Yazel posted an explanation of the FDA and CDC's decision to put a pause on administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine while it's under review.

Zachary Miller, 30, ultimately surrendered while holding a gun to 39-year-old Shannon Esterley's head, the Grayson County sheriff reported.

Experts are divided on whether the country is on track for a fourth wave in the pandemic that started more than a year ago.

More than a year into the pandemic, those at the Legal Aid Society of Louisville said the clients they serve, typically low income clients or the working poor, are still facing issues with unemployment insurance.

The Middletown Pharmacy is one of several local pharmacies able to give vaccines to help stop the spread of COVID-19. All those locations were advised Tuesday morning to stop administering the Johnson and Johnson vaccine.

Following a four-day shutdown because of fraud, Kentucky’s unemployment system now requires claimants to have a state-generated PIN number to log back into their accounts; some told WAVE 3 News they have jumped through hoops trying to obtain their PIN.

The administration of the J&J vaccine was paused by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration Tuesday while they investigate six rare cases of dangerous blot clots affecting the brain.

The Louisville Public Library Foundation announced Tuesday that Louisville is getting a New Children’s Bookmobile.

The latest news impacted locals, some who were ready to be vaccinated and others already cautious of the vaccine.

A familiar face is now walking the halls at UofL Hospital once again.

Beshear urged people to continue to get vaccinated despite halted use of the single-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Mayor Greg Fischer believes Louisville is positioned to make history with COVID prevention efforts after more than a year of working to restore normalcy in the Metro.

Recreational marijuana is now legal in New Mexico.

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.

First shots will be given April 22 at Floyd Central High School and New Albany High School.

Bruno Castillo-Juarez is accused in an August carjacking, and also faces charges of receiving and distributing child pornography.

Gov. Andy Beshear is encouraging Kentuckians to get other COVID-19 vaccines, the Pfizer and Moderna

Responding officers found the victim dead.

The Lane family of Sellersburg, Ind. started the trial not too long after the pandemic started.

Charles Booker posted video message on YouTube to announce the formation of an exploratory committee.

The call center will be open from 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. for the next 10 days.