Louisville Metro police say Jose Rodriguez, 27, of Louisville, admitted to killing the female victim.

Tony Anderon, 62, died at Sts. Mary and Elizabeth Hospital on May 27.

Two men who served decades behind bars were arrested after police said they robbed a store in the Portland neighborhood twice.

The shooting was reported at 11:15 p.m. Sunday in the 3600 block of Wheeler Avenue.

When the wind stopped blowing, the mess the storms had created was clear.

Quinton Elliot was arrested after the LMPD SWAT team found him hiding behind a couch.

Police received the report around 6 p.m. Sunday from Roselane and Clay Streets.

The call came in just before 5 a.m. Sunday.

Thousands are in Louisville for the SkillsUSA National Conference, the world’s largest hands-on skills competition.

Bryan Conley allegedly removed his ankle monitoring device before missing a court appearance.

The crash happened just after 5 a.m. Sunday.

For many, it’s more than just basketball. It’s a tradition that has been passed down for generations.

Fresh clay was laid down at the beginning of June, just in time for the tournament to start on June 20.

This was the third ride incident within just more than year for Kentucky Kingdom.

Dozens of people were given access to new clothes and fresh fruits and vegetables to take home.

Clean-up efforts were to focus on the Lodge area for painting, organizing, cleaning and general maintenance.

Continuous rain means you need to constantly check your home from top to bottom after each downpour.

A Louisville family spent the past six months in the hospital with their baby, who’s suffering from a rare motor neuron disease.

Anyone with information can call the LMPD anonymous tip line at 574-LMPD.

After a stunning come from behind victory Thursday night, UofL looked to do it again against their rival Vanderbilt.

The Office of Safe and Healthy Neighborhoods, which operates the program, will see more than $1 million in cuts.

Joseph Cambron entered a plea last week to first-degree manslaughter and tampering with evidence.

A former metro corrections employee accused FOP president, Tracy Dotson, of sexual harassment in a lawsuit this month.

United Healthcare announced a $90,000 grant for the program.

The event was part of Shawnee Aviation Career Academy’s week-long camp where students learn about careers in aviation.

The display features more than 2,000 square feet of tracks and trains.

The victim was expected to be taken to an area hospital.

The family of Alexus “Lexee” Gray sued Louisville Metro Police after she died.

The games are named after a Louisville woman shot and killed by her ex-boyfriend in 1993.

The Shawnee Park Combined Sewer Overflow Basin has been in the works for more than two years.

Video surveillance and information from a witness helped Louisville Metro police make the arrest.

A church that sits on a prominent corner in St. Matthews will go by a new name.

Mayor Fischer said his proposed cuts were made by analyzing each department’s expenses.

16-year-old Kaylee and her friend Savanna were hit over Memorial Day weekend, but Savanna did not survive.

The luxury apartments feature spacious balconies with a great view of the river and downtown Louisville.

The rain is not only causing high water problems.

The Louisville Fire Department responded from a greater distance to the Breckenridge Lane fire but still arrived just five minutes after getting the call.

The complex, which will sit on a 24-acre lot, will feature both an indoor and outdoor track.

A Louisville judge dismissed a claim by neighbors that the entertainment venue’s application to the city was fraudulent.

Anthony Dewayne Bradley, 48, of Louisville, is charged with theft by unlawful taking over $500 and official misconduct.

Louisville Metro Council's Public Safety Committee passed an ordinance Wednesday that would make small amounts of marijuana one of the lowest priorities for police.

Sixteen units were damaged in an apartment complex late Wednesday night, displacing at least 20 people.

In addition to his health struggles, Mike Henson’s home was also without air conditioning.

TAYLRD provides a hot meal and access to games and computers to people ages 16 to 25 who are homeless

Tiffany Welch and Sharonda Simmons could face jail time, a fine, or both.

CLOUT members came out of their meeting with Chief Steve Conrad calling it a “breakthrough.”

Residents around several Louisville neighborhoods are frustrated that Louisville Metro Government's Public Works Department didn't collect piles of brush from them during their routine large item pick up.

The event was rescheduled due to the threat of severe weather.

The owner said high water and debris made the Ohio River unsafe for rides.

The stolen statues are sentimental in value and can't be replaced.

The Kentucky chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations said the community needs to stand up and loudly say no to hatred and division.

Louisville fire uses one system while other departments in the county use another. The two systems are unable to talk to one another.

The Kentucky Racing Commission voted unanimously to approve Churchill Downs’ official request to lease, own and operate a “racetrack extension” at the new Louisville Thoroughbred Society.

The new ordinance would limit how many spots food trucks can reserve- to no more than 25-percent on any block.

The use of the donated medical equipment will start during the 2019-2020 school year.

In federal court in Brooklyn, New York on Tuesday, Faruq Khalil Muhammad ‘Isa was sentenced to 26 years imprisonment, followed by a lifetime of supervised release by United States District Judge Roslynn R. Mauskopf.

Bryan Anthony Tatum, 30, and Nichole Michelle Tatum, 38, were arrested Monday following their alleged crime spree on June 7.

A Louisville teenager who pleaded guilty in connection with the 2016 Pegasus Parade shooting has accepted a plea deal related to a second shooting that left a man dead.