Angelica Robinson

Jefferson County Public Schools held a job fair Friday in Louisville, and district leaders said it was the most successful fair they’ve ever had.

Venues that serve alcohol in Louisville are cracking down as nearly a dozen undercover ABC agents roam the nightclub scene.

The speed reduction from 45 mph to 35 mph took effect July 1.

The drones give a much wider view of what’s happening on the ground during fires, weather emergencies and crashes.

Louisville Metro Alcoholic Beverage Control reached a settlement agreement with 21st in Germantown following multiple violations in June.

Misty Noel wanted to share her side of the story with WDRB News. It’s been nearly two years since her life was turned upside down.

The alleged drug dealers put meth and fentanyl on the streets, but disguised them as legal prescriptions.

New data shows an increase in accidental shootings and overdoses with Kentucky kids as the victims.

The Louisville Metro Police Department wants its officers to better reflect the people they serve.

The dangerous trend is sparking safety concerns in Louisville neighborhoods.

The street takeovers and disruptions have caused safety concerns in some Louisville neighborhoods.

A law passed in Louisville is intended to protect both animals and consumers, following reports of puppies developing serious health issues shortly after purchase.

The new facility on the U.S. Army installation replaces an outdated center and will serve 300 young children.

Complaints about mice were reported at a second Louisville-area Kroger store this month, but city records show both stores received A grades on their most recent city health inspection.

Teachers and coaches across Kentucky will need to find a new way to communicate with students.