The Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center announced new track and field events planned for this year as they prepare to open in the Russell neighborhood.
Larry Owens wants to get the vaccine so he can return to being with family, friends, eating at restaurants, and traveling. That's why he decided to serve as a volunteer at the city's drive-thru clinic.
Instead of assigning the typical coursework, a J. Graham Brown School teacher had his fifth grade students watch the 59th inauguration during their virtual class.
Brett Hankison was one of three LMPD officers who fired their weapons at Taylor’s apartment last year, leaving the 26-year-old woman bleeding to death in the hallway of her Louisville apartment.
Student athletes within Jefferson County Public Schools will be allowed to compete in winter sports following a vote in Tuesday’s Board of Education meeting.
For a second straight year, increasing the number of social workers in Kentucky was noted as one of Governor Andy Beshear’s State of the Commonwealth priorities.
Three days after three healthcare systems said they would be helping administer COVID-19 vaccine to people age 70 and older, each was were forced to close appointments after running out of shots and being flooded with calls.
A first-of-its-kind soccer tournament event will be coming to Louisville with one local team headlining games featuring national and international stars.
Throughout the civil rights movement, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. made an indelible impact across the country, but he also created a unique legacy in Kentucky.
On Saturday, city council leaders and community members unveiled an honorary street sign at the corner of Cecil Avenue and West Broadway in West Louisville.
"As a combat veteran who went overseas to fight for our way of life and preservation of what we hold dear, it was very troubling to watch," Jeremy Harrell said.
Attorney Keith Kamenish said his client, Stephen Lovingood, was released on his own recognizance from Louisville Metro Department of Corrections around 1 a.m. Friday.
The videos are from a list of LMPD officers who worked the scene on Elliott Avenue while Taylor's ex-boyfriend, Jamarcus Glover, was being served with search warrants as part of a drug investigation.
He spent nearly four decades front and center with the public working for WAVE 3 News. Now, former sports anchor Bob Domine, who’s also a Vietnam veteran and a stroke survivor, is getting back out there and rolling up his sleeve with a goal to set an example by getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
A local, nonprofit music program teaching students music composition, performance and technology is being honored with a national award and a $50,000 prize.
The Jefferson County Clerk’s Downtown Motor Vehicle Branch is relocating to the second floor of the First Trust Centre at 200 South Fifth Street, Suite 228.
The shooting was reported in the 1800 block of Dumesnil Street around 11 p.m. Sunday, according to Louisville Metro Police Department spokeswoman officer Beth Ruoff.
Shields’ new position was announced by Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer last week and was met with immediate backlash from members of the community and LMPD officers alike.
A former employee of the Atlanta Police Department, working under Erika Shields, claims Shields pressured her to sign an invoice that is now the subject of a state and federal investigation, according to reports by the Atlanta-Journal Constitution.
Louisville Metro Police Department officers were called to Cole’s Place, located in the 2900 block of West Kentucky Street, around 3 a.m. Sunday on a report of a shooting, according to LMPD Sergeant John Bradley.
State representatives Lisa Willner and Attica Scott announced Sunday new legislation would be filed in an upcoming session that is looking to protect the safety and legal rights of protesters.
