‘My heart sank’ | LMPD police chief relives moments following Old National Bank mass shooting Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel was just four months into her role as LMPD's interim chief, when a gunman opened fire on his colleagues and responding police.

        

Simmons College of Kentucky women’s basketball team honored with Colonel status Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman bestowed the award to every member on the team after they won the championship title at the NCCAA.

        

Kentucky lawmakers will create task force to study potential benefits of splitting up JCPS Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

The task force resolution doesn't change the law, meaning it cannot be vetoed by Governor Andy Beshear.

        

Do you have room for a 3-year-old goofball with infectious energy? Taz might be the dog for you! Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

This week's WHAS11 Shelter Star is named Taz. He is a German Shepherd mix in desperate need a of new home.

        

State data reveals hit-and-runs involving pedestrians a persistent issue in Jefferson County Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

Collision data from Kentucky State Police shows a total of 628 hit-and-run pedestrian-related crashes in Jefferson County over the last five years. Of those, 67 people were killed.

Pat Kelsey shows passion, energy accepting the ‘ultimate job’ to lead Louisville’s basketball program Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

The 48-year-old father of three is a native of Cincinnati, where he played high school basketball for Roger Bacon and Elder high school and in college at Xavier University for the late Skip Prosser.

Crystal Beach pool in Madison, Indiana, set to reopen this summer after 2 seasons of renovations Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

The pool has been closed since mid-2022 for renovations after crews found extensive damage to the pool's structure.

State lawmakers send controversial ‘Safer Kentucky Act’ to Gov. Andy Beshear Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

House Bill 5, known as the “Safer Kentucky Act," was given final passage by the House, passing on a 75-23 vote after a tense floor debate.

Here are 2 ways Kentucky lawmakers hope to aide statewide transportation woes Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

House Bill 447, which passed with bi-partisan support, allows districts to to use district-owned or managed nine-passenger vans to transport students.

Legacy of former city fabricator lives on through the displays he created for Madison, Indiana Thursday, Mar 28 2024 

The City of Madison is continuing to carry out the legacy of former city fabricator, Dave Kidwell.

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