Adi Schanie

But within days of her son’s death, scammers saw an opportunity to profit from her pain.

Though his body is healing, Adoneus Walker said the fear lingers.

Friends say their friend, known as “Juicy,” was the woman shot and killed at 11th and Chestnut streets around 8 a.m. Wednesday, where a growing memorial now sits in her honor.

Records show Armond Langford was sentenced in 2024 on burglary and robbery charges stemming from a four-month crime spree in 2021 that involved at least 19 victims.

The suspect, Armond Langford, 32, was arrested later that day and faces multiple charges including robbery, kidnapping, and assault.

A recent change in Kentucky law allows public school students to be excused for up to one hour a week to attend off-campus moral instruction programs, such as Bible study.

In a matter of seconds last Wednesday, the Atkinson family’s home — and their world — was destroyed.

The Kentucky General Assembly passed several education-related bills during the 2024 and 2025 legislative sessions that take effect this school year, impacting students, teachers, and school staff across the state.

Some car owners in Louisville are learning the hard way that locking your vehicle may not be enough — especially if you own one of a few specific models.

The lawsuit claims the company operates without a federal firearms license.

JCPS currently has around 330 teacher openings and more than 125 instructional assistant jobs posted on the district’s website.

With JCPS students heading back to school next week, families are navigating a mix of concerns — buses, budgets, and a teacher shortage.

After a six-year hiatus, the Frankfort Avenue Trolley Hop — better known as F.A.T. Friday — returned to Crescent Hill Friday night.

The donation was made to JCPS in 2022, and at the time, Superintendent Marty Pollio said the gift would help close funding gaps in high-poverty schools.

While Louisville’s overall homicide rate is improving — dropping from 93 homicides this time last year to 62 so far this year — the trend hasn’t extended to youth victims.