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.

The Childhood Cancer Family Fund is auctioning off an Olde English Bulldogge puppy. It’s 12-weeks-old and comes with breed registration papers.

Louisville first responders showed that no hero fights alone as police, firefighters and other heroes have been visiting a Chicago firefighter here in town for cancer treatment.

Fans at the game erupted into applause at the display of kindness on the field.

A viral photo out of Florida making its way around social media has ties to the Chattahoochee Valley.

The “Man Enough to be a Girl Scout" event is to educate leaders on the importance of being involved in investing in girls in the community

The time capsule was placed at the dedication of the new addition in 1969.

Brewster McLeod's 50 employees, or VIPs as he calls them, will be trained for every role at the coffee house.

Police officers, firefighters, and Emergency Medical Technicians and their families are welcome.

Ryan and her class were going on a field trip to Falls of the Ohio, but the Falls aren’t wheelchair friendly.

There are all kinds of items up for grabs - and you'll be helping a good cause, too.

Operation Homefront surprised a military family with a Monster Jam bedroom makeover for 9-year-old Aidan Bradford.

Nurses at Norton Children's Hospital are being recognized for their attempts to put a smile on patient's faces.

Last Chance Rescue drove over 400 miles from Meriwether County, Georgia, to make sure Tyson was back in his soldier's arms after 460 days.

It was a night made possible all thanks to a throwback.

Hundreds of people from across the community gathered to honor survivors, families, caregivers, those who have lost their lives to cancer

Brownsboro Hardware & Paint's annual EGGFest raises funds for A Recipe To End Hunger and Kentucky Harvest.

Winners included Michael J. Fox, Michael Lang, Mark Tewksbury, Dr. Mark Lynn, and Amy Hehre, among others.

The two built their successful business with the prize money they earned by winning the 2017 national entrepreneur of the year award from Lemonade Day, a program that teaches children about the business world.

DJ Schott was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma in December 2018.

64,000 kids in Jefferson County benefit from the federal free and reduced meal programs at school but struggle with access to food the 65 hours they're not at school.

American Red Cross calls for labor of love by donating blood.

After being apart for more than 60 years, a set of twins are finding their way back to their family

The state has received $7.1 million dollars in federal funding for 21 programs.

The event turned into a major fundraiser and a little bit of a church service as stories told at the mic moved people to donate in an attempt to make real change at 30th and Muhammad Ali

Labor Day at the Zoo Picnic & Car Show celebrates 20 years of fun for union families, and raising money for charitable organizations

Checkout the list of events Gilda's Club Kentuckiana is hosting in honor of their open house week.

Animal advocate groups are trying to track down the owner of a dog found swimming in the McAlpine Locks this week.

A 69-year-old Louisville man has run 100,000 miles in his lifetime and says he has no plans on stopping.

The brother of Terre Haute Officer Robert Pitts shared photos and a tribute to his brother on the Facebook page “Indiana Going Blue.”

Festivities include a 2-mile walk and a Family Fun Festival at Waterfront Park

The 27th annual Taste of Frankfort Avenue hosted 30 restaurants for visitors to try.

Dare To Care and Kroger teamed up with the new truck to help the nearly 50,000 people they said are living in areas without access to fresh, healthy food across the Louisville Metro Area.

By the time she was in fifth grade, Anjali Chadha knew how to build a website and was learning programming.

JCPS Students see technology and science in action through aerospace engineering lessons & rocket building.

Nine-year-old Kadence named her new baby dolls Nevaeh and Shevaun.

Over the summer break, a WAVE Country teen did something amazing. She saved someone’s life.

The winner presented over 1,000 pieces of school supplies to be donated to JCPS students in need.

Mercy is a 6-year-old golden retriever who’s had more than 2,000 hours of training to become a comfort dog.

Throughout the month of July co-op employees gathered the donations in a “Give a Smile” campaign.

Two southern Indiana students were selected to intern with NASA.

Nearly $20,000 has been granted from Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation National Paralysis Resource Center to help fund a state of the art, all-inclusive $150,000 playground at Brandenburg Primary School.