TARC will soon roll out its proposal for a new long-term transit plan, called LINC.

For years, people have essentially paid rent to stay at the hotel permanently, and because of the terms of that sale, those people are being forced out.

By a vote of 24 to 1, councilmembers overwhelmingly approved the budget passed by the committee last week.

He is remembered and praised for his tireless work and his desire to improve the lives of others by creating opportunity.

Police said the victim told them he was zip tied, then Payne and other suspects put a metal dog collar around his neck.

America's Best Inn and Suites in Clarksville closing will impact people who have lived there for years.

Orlando Police Officer Alex Kipp meet his match last week when he pulled over his daughter Talynn for driving on the wrong side of the road in her stroller car.

The 14-year-old was in Crawford County when he fell 50 to 60 feet down in the Hoosier National Forest.

Surveillance video captured the moment when an EF-1 tornado struck Moors Marina at Kentucky Lake on June 23.

Surveillance video captured the moment when an EF-1 tornado struck Moors Marina at Kentucky Lake on June 23.

Fewer teens are drinking, but a group of pediatricians is begging parents to be vigilant.

Are 3D mammograms better than traditional ones?

A fugitive with a lengthy criminal history was captured by Louisville Metro Police over the weekend after nearly two years on the run.

Raptors celebration is interrupted after shooting nearby in downtown Toronto.

Some fans love the chance of catching a foul ball, but what if it misses the gloves and hands and hits someone instead?

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.

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.