July 23 is the venue’s opening night with performances from Trombone Shorty, Orleans Avenue, Pilobolus, Ben Sollee and Mucca Pazza.

Every year, his family members and friends light the ramp he took home to remember him.

Eight students went to school Friday and walked out with a college scholarship.

Students have researched The Kentucky Boys: Bluegrass soldiers who died while serving in World War I and World War II. They will study abroad to Belgium.

New restrictions from the Federal Aviation Administration are part of a direct response to the plane crash that killed Wayne Estopinal, according to an attorney

The organization is in the process of renovating a 4,500 square foot building to create a Community Cat Complex in Louisville.

WAVE 3 News Abbey Road on the River will showcase some young talent this year.

Softening Louisville’s stance on marijuana enforcement was a topic of discussion for visitors at City Hall on Thursday.

While Metro Council decided to cut funding, the CEO of No More Red Dots struck back, asking for his own contract with the city.

Specialist Christian Cruz had been keeping his homecoming plans quiet, expecting to surprise his family and hear the excitement.

Even though issues like late night traffic were discussed, attorneys on both sides debated a two key issues.

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Abbey Road on the River won't stop rocking at Big Four Station Park until Memorial Day is over.

Spencer County Agriculture agent Bryce Roberts says the long horn was found in Eastern Kentucky in Martin County.

They've been working on the steel structure, which is about 2/3rds of the way done.

Carley O'Neill did something on Wednesday that a lot of kids in WAVE Country do every year. She signed college scholarship papers.

Indy Car driver JR Hildebrand talks to WAVE 3 Sports Director Kent Taylor.

St. Stephens Church welcomed Michael Vick's youth football camp after it was canceled at a JCPS school.

Ellis Park getting a facelift

A war of words is heating up among some of the key players involved in Saturday's controversial Kentucky Derby finish.

Just because they were Derby newbies didn't mean a few out-of-town racing fans didn't know how to protect their gear.

New developments and investments in west Louisville will be difference makers in attracting more people to Louisville and keeping talent here.

National Salvation Army Week was designated by President Eisenhower to remind Americans to give freely of themselves and serve the needs of others.

Over the last eight years, Louisville has built incredible momentum: 80,000 new jobs, 2,700 businesses, $13 billion in capital investment.

It's time for the legislature to not only create a better process for authorizing charters but to also fund these innovative public schools.

We salute all who helped make our community a better place this year.

The Derby City joins Austin, Nashville, Denver, Portland and Indianapolis in outpacing the nation as places that realize the benefits of their tourism vision.