A family in Independence bought a $40,000 service dog for their 6-year-old thanks to donations from the community.

The special offer is in celebration of National Nurses Day.

John Hardin High School and North Hardin will both do similar ceremonies.

The complete Skywalker Saga is available for streaming on Disney Plus.

The need for personal protective equipment, or PPE, is dire, as supply cannot keep up with demand amid the coronavirus pandemic. One Louisville business is stepping up to help area hospitals preserve the life of their PPE.

Young Investment Company announced Tuesday night on social media it would “not expect its restaurant tenants to pay April rent.”

The service is being offered in New Albany, Clarksville and Jeffersonville.

'Your family and staff has always taken such great care of us through the years, we know it’s going to be a tough few months'

Snowball, missing from California for two years, was found in Michigan thanks to his microchip, according to a report.

Billy Hawkins died from a stroke last year, leaving countless loved ones, friends and former students in LaRue County in shock.

The kindness revolution began Wednesday, led by students on the Principal’s Advisory Council.

A celebration for a record-setting 2019 took place Thursday at the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.

A Kentucky woman has found her dog after more than two years and we can't stop watching the reunion video.

The animal appeared to be completely still upon arrival, but when the officer got closer, it was apparent the animal was conscious, albeit exhausted.

Thanks to the help of a husband and wife, a rescue dog found in Los Angeles is now back in Evansville.

Becky Rains, over the course of years, built up the ability and the courage to sing.

"We believe in guardian angels. I don’t know how other people feel, but it was definitely like somebody was watching over," Megan Fleetwood said.

Students at Olmsted Academy South organized a Puppy Room for their classmates Wednesday.

Food items, toiletries, socks, gloves, and hats filled the one-gallon bags that will go to the homeless and very low-income families in Clark County.

They filled shoe boxes with toys, school supplies and hygiene items for Operation Christmas Child, which sends them to children in need, ages 2 to 14, in over 100 countries.

With a smile and a song, every day from Black Friday to Christmas Eve you’ll find volunteer bell ringer Doan Price outside the Stonybrook Kroger.

Five locations across Jefferson County offered free coats to residents in need.

The donated turkeys will be donated to Louisville families in need.

Radio station Q103.1 FM is teaming up with local union partners and the United Way to get as many donated bicycles as they can, all for Toys for Tots.

The holly, jolly, man himself will text jokes, sayings, recipes, facts, and little reminders.

The Cincinnati-based restaurateur who also owns one of Louisville’s top steakhouses visited Louisville Fire headquarters to give 500 turkeys to first responders and their famililes.

The contestant said Trebek, who has stage 4 pancreatic cancer, told them at the time the episode was taped that he had to reenter treatment.

The Salvation Army is making it easier for donors to give back during the Christmas season by making a gift with Apple Pay or Google Pay at the iconic Red Kettles.

The companies honored their combined 92 employees who have or are still serving our country.

Brooks Tunstall, who is in eighth grade at Oak Knoll, can draw a fairly accurate map of the world from memory in just 15 minutes.

In November more than 100 veterans will get keys to newly restored vehicles, including a local family of four from Louisville.

Veterans from across the area were recognized for their service by students at Oldham County Middle School.

It was all part of an equine therapy session at the Jeffersonville Fire House.

For six years, Dan Miller and his family have had lines forming outside their home on Halloween night. They pass out candy, but that’s not what keeps people coming back.

Dressing babies in Halloween costumes gives parents a chance to celebrate their newborns, as well as feel like they're part of the outside world.

Donations will be collected at Graves County Dollar General Stores starting November 1st.

Archbishop Joseph Kurtz is back at home in Louisville after 8 rounds of chemotherapy for an aggressive form of cancer in his bladder and prostate.

Apostle Raymond J. Keith Jr. has been an ordained minister for Refuge in Kentucky since October 23, 1976.

For more than 15 years, inmates at the Kentucky Correctional Institution for Women have been training dogs while serving time thanks to a partnership with an organization called Paws with Purpose.

The center, which is located in Shepherdsville, is free for military families.

The 'Live A Dream' program at a New Albany nursing home facility is giving its residents the chance to re-live a day or take that time to try something completely new and different.

The "Petal It Forward" program is meant to spread positivity and highlight the emotional benefits of receiving flowers.

TreesLouisville announced the plantings as part of the Rubbertown Corridor tree canopy enhancement plan.

Volunteers washed the students' feet, then fitted them for their brand new shoes.

Companies will showcase their businesses through interactive exhibits for students to explore their career options upon graduating from high school.

Highlighting the experiences he had in the theatre program at Holy Trinity Parish School.

Residents at Signature Healthcare of Jefferson Place got a chance to see dozens of spectacular pumpkins brought right to their door.

The new shelter on Newburg Road can house more than 150 animals.

Allen Norton, 4, got to be an honorary conductor for the Cards marching band.

After a tragic incident claimed the life of University of Kentucky student Kyle Landwehr, his friends and family were left to pick up the pieces.

The Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana honored several "Tough Cookies" during their annual Tough Cookie Awards on Friday.

Thousands of cards, messages and presents have been pouring in for a young Louisville boy battling cancer.

Endre Samu has been in law enforcement for more than 40 years. He’s been a Kentucky State Trooper for the past 11 years. You'll never guess what he does to release the pressure of working in law enforcement.

A Louisville boy fighting cancer has received more than 1,000 birthday cards and there are more on the way.

Cards superfan Allen Norton is a 4-year-old with Down syndrome. He needed heart surgery at just 6 months old.

Out of the 75 populous cities in the country.

The special is valid for all dogs, cats, puppies and kittens at the KHS East Campus and at KHS adoption centers at six Feeders Supply stores.

‘Man’s best friend’ saved the day for an Ohio family and now his ‘bosses’ are singing his praises.