Adi Schanie

A couple who lost their in a 2016 DUI crash is speaking out after the same driver was accused of causing another deadly crash nearly 10 years later.

Newly obtained records show 20 Jefferson County Public Schools are no longer eligible for a district stipend that gave teachers at high-need schools thousands of dollars in extra pay, saving the district $8.7 million.

The district moved Preslee Havey’s bus stop back to her family’s driveway less than 24 hours after WDRB first reported on the family’s safety concerns last week.

The appliance repair company, called Joe’s Appliance Services, has a one-star rating with the Better Business Bureau and a 1.6-star rating on Yelp, where multiple customers have posted complaints about its service.

Dr. Keith Look was appointed to Jefferson County Public Schools’ at-large board seat after nine candidates were interviewed.

Colleen Younger, who has served as the PVA since 2018, said the Kentucky State Board of Elections did not consider all of the consequences before making the change.

Farnsley was one of only 3 schools in JCPS to print their own agendas.

JCPS family says sixth grader’s new bus stop forces her to walk dangerous road without sidewalks or shoulder.

The district cut the incentive from 50% to 25% after a substitute works 20 consecutive days in the same assignment. The change is expected to save JCPS about $4 million this school year.

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.”

A Farnsley Middle School parent found bizarre errors in student agendas, prompting JCPS to warn families.

JCPS is updating hundreds of policies as new Kentucky laws bring changes to schools, staff and students.

To help voters learn more about who is running, WDRB sent the same eight questions to all 22 candidates.

St. Joe’s Picnic returns to Louisville, raising money to support children recovering from abuse and neglect.

JCPS says first day back went smoothly as buses cleared early and nearly 95,000 students returned.