A neighborhood is devastated after 20-year-old Jacob Kerr is shot and killed on his own front porch.

The Chief Deputy Coroner has released the identity of the woman killed in the shooting in Old Louisville on Friday night.

A father that lives in the building that was hit said based on where the bullet ended, he is thankful that none of his children were injured.

Louisville Metro Police are currently investigating a homicide that happened early Saturday morning in the Klondike neighborhood.

A 20-year-old is facing charges after threatening to shoot students in the Valley High School parking lot on Friday.

A man in a high-speed police chase in a stolen vehicle appeared in court Saturday facing multiple charges.

The deadline is coming up soon, but there’s still time to adopt a Salvation Army angel and drop off gifts.

Police are investigating a fatal two-vehicle collision in east Louisville Saturday morning.

Campa is from Orlando and played for UofL in 2008, according to the university’s football roster.

Their commitment to closing the wealth gap in Louisville was reaffirmed in today’s discussion.

The victim’s identity has not been released.

The Jefferson County Public Schools reports that one in every 20 students is homeless. Last year, that number was 5,172 students.

Louisville Metro EMS was called to the scene to render aid to a male victim.

Santa even handed out some Christmas gifts a little early.

The incident caused major smoke and fire damage in the home.

The Louisville Landmarks Commission had previously given the designation to the former convent and gymnasium, stopping plans to tear them down.

A couple who owns a ballet studio, accused of engaging in sexual acts with a juvenile, were in court Thursday.

The thief seemed to know what he wanted: a single remote-control truck worth $300.

You probably aren’t aware of it, but a huge tunnel is being built under parts of Louisville.

Bardstown Road is one of the busiest roads in Louisville, but possible changes to parking along the popular corridor are being considered.

All juveniles being held at the Jefferson County Youth Detention Center will be out of that facility by December 31.

Wednesday, Louisville Metro Council members got an update on the closure.

Chief Steve Conrad told city council members that he’s re-organized the department in order to keep an adequate number of officers on patrol.

Women who say they are sexual assault victims of a former Louisville Metro Police officer are frustrated with Jefferson Circuit Court rulings dismissing their civil cases against the city.

Tickets must be pre-purchased for the event and will not be sold at the park.

Ali would have turned 78 on this upcoming birthday, so each project will have a theme surrounding the number 78.

Just hours after WAVE 3 News’ latest undercover Troubleshooter investigation, separate arrests were made Tuesday night at what is arguably the city’s most notorious crime spot.

Focused on health equity, the new YMCA has partnered with local organizations and companies to bring financial, family, behavioral and health services to the community.

The Louisville Metro Council will take a final vote next week.

Tori Murden McClure was also the first American and first woman to ski to the South Pole.

Brad Harmon said he had great success listing Ruffled Feathers Parrot Sanctuary on Giving Tuesday last year. So, he's doing it again in 2019.

At UPS, two words signal the most important time of the year. Those two words: “Peak Season."

Vera Bradley gave $136,000 to Blessings in a Backpack, thanks in part to donations from customers.

The intersection of Dixie Highway and Hill Street was the site of WAVE 3 News' latest undercover Troubleshooter investigation.

The Kentucky Humane Society is asking for help on Giving Tuesday to raise money preparing more animals for adoption.

The accident was reported at 1:44 p.m. in the 3200 blk of 7th Street Road in Shively.

At the Muhammad Ali Center Tuesday, students learned innovation isn’t always about learning something new, it’s about creating something new.

Family members believes Matthew Tommasini is in need of medical attention.

Over 50 people diagnosed with RSV in the Louisville area have been hospitalized recently, prompting Norton Children’s Hospital to change their visitation policy to limit the spread of the virus.

Victims of crime in Louisville will soon get more assistance thanks to federal grants received by Louisville Metro Police and several partner agencies.

At a meeting on Monday, MSD proposed the utility take over the city of Shively’s stormwater drainage services.

Louisville Metro Police are currently investigating a shooting in the Hallmark neighborhood south of Park Duvalle.

Several props that were featured in the 1954 holiday musical are on display.

8th Division detectives are on the lookout for this person, who stole a package off the 200 block of Sycamore Drive on November 14th.

LMPD is trying to solve two murders in the same family right around Thanksgiving and outside Louisville businesses.

Kerry Porter served 11 years for the 1996 murder of Tyrone Camp.

The LMPD Homicide Unit is investigating.

Barbara Sexton Smith announced she would be resigning from Louisville Metro Council after her term ends.

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.

The new spot at 1215 South Hurstbourne Parkway, near Interstate 64, will offer double the space of the current location.

Around 3:00 a.m. Sunday, police responded to a report of a shooting in the 1600 block of Dixie Highway, according to LMPD.

The crash was reported around 10:15 p.m. Friday from the 2500 block of W Main Street, according to LMPD.

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.

Regular customers stopped into the Underground Sounds music store on Black Friday in hopes to add to their collections.

Global Intervention Ventures in Education, also known as GIVE, hosted their annual Holiday Blitz on Friday.

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

“You can’t wait till Friday," said shopper Kristi Gay. "Friday it’s all picked over, it’s done.”

APPKI stands for the Association of Pakistani Physicians of Kentucky and Indiana.