The letter, dated July 28 from the Kentucky State Board of Elections, said, in part, “your place of habitation is not physically in the county where you were previously registered to vote.”

Clarksville leaders are considering a 1% food tax to generate revenue as property tax funding declines.

The District 1 forum was held at Central High School.

LMAS said in a social media video it rescued 41 animals, including 38 dogs, from a Jefferson County property Monday after they were found in conditions the shelter described as “rough” and unsanitary.

Flock safety cameras helped Elizabethtown police track down seven stolen vehicles in a statewide search last week.

St. Vincent de Paul opened its fourth Louisville thrift store, offering affordable goods while supporting families in need.

WDRB dug through city record to get a better understanding of who is committing these crimes.

A third man was arrested Tuesday in connection with a Shively shooting last month that killed one man and injured three others.

David Alkins, who has been serving as acting chief, will be sworn in as the new chief Tuesday evening at City Hall, according to the police department.

Opening arguments are underway in a trial that pits four states against the company that owns Facebook and Instagram. They allege that Meta knew its products could hook kids — and lied about the danger.

As the community steps in to give some short-term help, the question is what can be done long term.

Civil liberty advocates want Louisville’s jail to tell the public what it costs to hold immigrants for an extra 48 hours for ICE. The mayor says the expense is negligible.

Kentucky executions remain on hold after a judge allowed parts of a long-running death penalty lawsuit to continue.

In a news release, Publix Super Markets announced it signed a lease for a new Louisville store in the space formerly occupied by Mid City Mall.