For the seventh year, Aiden’s Legacy has partnered with Texas Roadhouse locations in Louisville and Southern Indiana to raise funds for cancer patients at Norton Children’s Hospital.
The Hope Community Garden helps refugees plant their own vegetable gardens, so they can either sell the vegatables to make a profit, or keep them to eat.
One southern Indiana student’s academic achievements stand out from the pack as his SAT scores and hard work in the classroom have already unlocked a very bright future.
The Derby Festival marathon brought out thousands of runners from different backgrounds, levels and challenges. One blind runner found his way through the race with a new family.
My Morning Jacket front man Jim James and friends are bringing the power of the pen to Louisville’s Portland neighborhood and inspiring young children.
A Navy Fireman who made the ultimate sacrifice during World War II will soon be buried in his final resting place near his hometown of Milton, Kentucky.
Trooper Cameron Ponder's mother gifted LMPD's First Division with a memorial plaque, honoring Officer Nick Rodman, killed while chasing a suspect in March of 2017.
Saturday’s heavy rain caused a decades-long Clarksville tradition--the annual Easter egg hunt--to be cancelled. But the local fire department stepped in to make sure kids still got their Easter treats.
An organization that collects used bikes, repairs them and gives them to those who need them to get to work made several major donations during Give a Day Week.
The A-TEAAM is specifically for middle-school aged males of color. It is named for civil rights leader Medgar Evers and promotes scholarship, justice and peace.
Millions of people spent March 21 raising money and awareness for World Down Syndrome Day. Among them were children at a Louisville preschool and a guy that you could say is a little bit busy this week.
Green Book was honored with the Best Picture Oscar, and some at Hanover College remember the real life Don Shirley visiting campus all those years ago.
Martha Smith Bingham has always felt that there was a piece of her life that was missing. Over the years, she’s prayed for one thing -- to find her father.
You may have had a Kizito cookie or seen them around town. And recently, a kind gesture on the outside of the store made the viral rounds on social media.
Homecoming may have been a week ago, but students around Lanesville High School are still thinking about it. Students voted for and crowned Peyton Wolfe, who has autism, as homecoming king on Feb. 8.
Bob's mother's home needed major repairs, and he did the best he could with the savings he had to keep them from becoming homeless. But so much more needs to be done.
The proceeds will help Sgt. Bertram’s family in blue and in blood travel to Washington D.C. for the annual Police Week memorial services where law enforcement officers from all over the country will be honored.
The Louisville-based global health organization partners with hospitals and other medical institutions to recover surplus medical supplies and equipment.
Emily Lush has Down syndrome, but it doesn’t stop her from being a ray of light for her family--and living life to the fullest. On Friday night, she was named the 2019 homecoming queen of Grayson County High School.
When that feeling hits you, sometimes you just need to bust a move!The cafeteria workers at East Robeson Primary in Lumberton, NC did just that to make their workday a little more fun.
All employees of Southside Christian Childcare received certificates of appreciation after getting all the children out of the building during a fire earlier this month.
One Louisville man said he plans to keep giving to those in the Coast Guard until they rebound from the financial troubles caused by the political battle.
