Monday morning, children within the hospital got a big surprise as Iron Man, Captain America, Superman and Deadpool washed exterior windows alongside the building.
This year’s Kentucky State Fair could more closely resemble the event of years’ past if a new recommendation by the passes the Kentucky State Fair Board.
Tuesday will feature a warm, breezy afternoon with highs near 70 degrees. Precipitation will likely hold on until after dark, when a very big switch in our weather takes place.
The Federal Trade Commission says more than 300,000 Americans were targeted by identity thieves in 2012 and those numbers are going up every year. Even the simple act of putting your outgoing bills in your mailbox can make you an easy target for identity theft.
A young woman in Nicholasville got the Johnson & Johnson vaccine just days before its pause, and is now using a blog to share her story and connect with others.
Louisville Metro Council's budget committee voted to advance an ordinance that would set aside $400,000 to provide legal help for people who are being evicted.
As the COVID-19 pandemic inches toward the light at the end of the tunnel, it’s leaving a trail of changes and a year of major life adjustments for people and businesses across Kentucky.
The peace and quiet neighbors said they’re used to on Trumpet Avenue was shattered Wednesday afternoon when a teenager was shot to death on a neighbor’s lawn.
Hamilton County's coroner has been in contact with the Ohio Health Department about this death but is waiting on medical records and additional test results before determining cause of death
The Louisville police officer who fired at Breonna Taylor after being shot during the deadly raid on Taylor’s apartment is writing a book, but a publishing giant is declining to distribute it.
Breonna Taylor’s mother called out Black Lives Matter Louisville and Kentucky Rep. Attica Scott, using the word “fraud” to describe both in a Facebook post.
‘Tax Day’ may still be printed on calendars across America, but, earlier this year, the IRS extended the filing deadline. Individuals have until May 17 to complete the process.
Isiah Cortez Glynn, of Brandenburg, was arrested just after midnight by Radcliff police and booked into the Hardin County Detention Center in Elizabethtown.