ATF says stolen guns and straw purchases fuel crime as Louisville mother seeks greater accountability.
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Ten days after a crash on Dixie Highway killed a 13-year-old girl and seriously injured two others, the family of the victim is still searching for answers.
Family of 13-year-old killed on Dixie Highway still searching for answers Read More »
Survivors of domestic violence in central Kentucky said the closure of a longtime Elizabethtown shelter could put future victims in even greater danger.
Survivors fear closure of Elizabethtown domestic violence shelter could cost lives Read More »
“It seems like it was really convenient for them to be a Louisville partner and citizen until we decided to sue them and want to put them in front of a Louisville jury.”
Global kindness campaign helps 85-year-old Louisville Navy veteran retire after years of working seven days weekly.
Louisville veteran gets internet’s help to retire after working 7 days a week at 85 Read More »
Under the agreement, neither Gaither nor the district admits fault. Gaither will resign at the end of June, and that resignation voids his termination.
JCPS approves $260M plan for seven schools, contracts, insurance increase, and leadership change.
Before the deadly crash of UPS Flight 2976 in Louisville, there were warnings. Not just days or months before, but decades.
Warnings about failed part in deadly Louisville UPS plane crash span decades Read More »
Louisville Metro Police arrested four people, cited three others and confiscated four guns around Highlands bars over the weekend.
The JCPS board is expected to vote in the coming days on a plan to build several new schools and renovate dozens more as the district deals with a major budget deficit.
JCPS board to vote on $260M plan to build 7 new school buildings Read More »
Jonah Bevin is seeking retroactive child support, arguing he was denied a proper education as a child.
The deadline to file for the Jefferson County Board of Education passed Tuesday, setting up a crowded field for an election reshaped by a new state law.
Yearwood will get more authority on daily operations such as contracts, transportation, personnel matters and organizational structures.
JCPS rewrites nearly 100 policies as Senate Bill 1 expands superintendent authority Read More »
Nov. 4, 2025, started like a normal day for Kensey Jochim.
As Jefferson County Public Schools cuts staff and programs, the district still pays tens of thousands of dollars for its superintendent’s out-of-town travel and catering.
