Fire crews responded to extinguish a railroad car on fire in south Louisville Tuesday morning.

The Team Kentucky Food and Beverage Relief Fund was created to aid smaller restaurants and bars in the state struggling to make it through the coronavirus pandemic.

The two people who died after a shooting on Six Mile Lane have been identified by the coroner’s office.

Eva Helms was about to leave home she there was a knock at her door. It was a Jefferson County deputy coroner with news she never thought she'd hear.

Eight days after a deadly shooting involving an LMPD officer, Kentucky State Police investigators released body-camera video from the incident.

Nearly 300 companies and organizations have hired at least one Code Louisville graduate.

Kentucky State Police updated an investigation into a deadly Louisville Metro Police officer-involved shooting in the Portland neighborhood.

Dwight Butler’s journey took a remarkable turn last year when he received a new heart.

Gadansky has been with the BBB for more than 16 years, and the organization said December 1 would have marked his 17-year anniversary.

The suspect fled the scene, but later surrendered to LMPD officers.

Motorcycle riders once again took the time to spread a little holiday joy by participating in this year’s annual Toys for Tots Run in Louisville.

A week has passed and the victim’s half-brother wants to know why he became another victim of a violent year.

This year, The Salvation Army’s goal is to help 10,000 local children.

The victim was taken to University of Louisville hospital for treatment.

A Jeffersontown Police Officer is caught on camera hitting and trying to put a bystander into custody.

Small businesses are the backbone of our economy, but during the pandemic, it’s on the verge of breaking.

The family of Christian Gwynn, a teenager who died last December in a drive-by shooting on 43rd and Market, hosted a balloon release to honor him on his birthday.

Officers were sent to the intersection of Klondike Lane and Mid Dale Lane around 5:00 a.m. Saturday on reports of a suspicious vehicle.

On the day after Thanksgiving, an oasis appeared in one of the city’s biggest food deserts, bringing fresh food closer to home for West End residents.

Local stores need your support after an already difficult holiday season.

The victim was described as conscious and alert when she was taken for treatment.

Many were served at the Salvation Army building on South Brook Street, but a number of other meals were also delivered throughout the community.

Thursday, Jeremy Harrell drove around downtown Louisville with a full truck and a full heart.

People can donate to the Ronald McDonald House at any McDonalds by rounding up their total bill.

When LaFon “Fonz” Brown drives around neighborhoods in west Louisville, he wants to see change.

More than 1,000 volunteers serve hundreds of people who are homeless during the holiday.

Local hospitals are joining together by signing an open letter that urges everyone to be safe in how they gather this Thanksgiving.

Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call the anonymous tip line at (502) 574-LMPD.

The Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport is seeing about 40% fewer travelers compared to last year.

The effigy was hung feet from a memorial set up for fallen police officers.

UofL Cardinals basketball fans converging on the KFC Yum! Center were greeted outside the door Wednesday night by a loud recording listing a number of rule changes because of COVID-19.

The robbery comes just shortly after she lost two family members.

LFPL Wi-Fi was previously accessible only while the library was open.

The shooting was reported in the 400 block of Marret Avenue around 10 a.m. Wednesday

Police are searching for a vehicle stolen from the shop near the time of the fire.

The crews of the Kentucky Air National Guard will be flying in some of the most modern planes in U.S. Air Force inventory.

Airport officials said they are only seeing about 40% of the amount of travelers they saw last Thanksgiving.

Kentucky hospitals are dangerously close to capacity with yet another surge of coronavirus cases expected after the Thanksgiving holiday.

Investigators found one person, whom police have not yet identified, with at least one gunshot wound.

The Ultimate Bourbon Auction to End Hunger, hosted by Kroger, was created benefiting Dare to Care Food Bank in the mission to end hunger.

Shenanigans Irish Grille announced on Facebook Monday that they would be closing down after being “hit hard by the new restrictions.”

A former LMPD officer is in trouble again, one year after being placed under internal investigation.

In order to be on Santa Claus’ nice list, he said there are rules to follow.

New data from UofL Health’s Co-Immunity Project, which works to track and curb the spread of the virus, showed COVID-19 might be more rampant in the community than it’s reported.

On Tuesday, hundreds of turkeys and thousands of Thanksgiving meals were delivered by local groups to families in need.

Common Table chef’s say all the food was made from scratch.

Zachary Taylor was the nation’s 12th president and grew up in Louisville before joining the Army in 1808.

An annual tradition continues as one local restaurant prepared and served hundreds of Thanksgiving meals to the homeless and those in need.

Commissioner Jason Glass notified JCPS Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio on Nov. 20 that intervention by the state was not necessary.

The planting will continue until Dec. 2.

Yum! Center capacity will be limited to 15%, approximately 3,000 fans per game, with all available seating in the lower levels or premium seating areas.

Kentucky State Police does not have a timeline for when the body camera video of the most recent fatal officer involved shooting will be released.

Rajon Rondo joined officers and other volunteers to build beds as part of the Louisville Metro Police Foundation Build a Bed project.

Both the officer and the suspect were taken to the hospital for treatment. The suspect did not survive his injuries.

UPS is hiring anybody who needs some extra cash or who may have fallen hard times during the pandemic.

Local groups are working together to help feed families in need during a challenging holiday season amid a pandemic.

Bikes or Bust has collected over 10,000 bikes for kids throughout Kentucky and Southern Indiana.

In the midst of their pain, Breonna Taylor’s family members said they want to give back to their local community. It’s a community that has given consistent support in their call for justice for Taylor for nearly a year.