Angelica Robinson

Former employees of the new Stellar Snacks factory in west Louisville joined two Metro Council members Friday to describe safety issues and “unsafe” conditions there.

The new food center was made possible by the Park DuValle Community Health Centers McKenzie Scott Endowment, which was established from an investment by the McKenzie Scott Foundation.

The Silver Creek School Corporation is trying to come up with another plan to pay for school upgrades after residents voted overwhelmingly against a property tax hike to fund it.

It was a violent Kentucky Derby weekend in Louisville with five people killed in shootings and stabbings around the city.

“The tentacles of these terrorist organizations stretch across the U.S.”

The family of the 18-year-old suspect declines to comment to WDRB.

The new 2025 Ford Expedition is rolling off the line at the Kentucky Truck Plant in Louisville after the company invested millions of dollars into the local plant.

With severe storms and rain expected this week all eyes are on the forecast for Churchill Downs ahead of the 151st Kentucky Oaks and Derby.

A group of Floyd Central High School teammates came to the Highland Lakes subdivision between Georgetown and Greenville on Monday and tossed flowers into the lake.

Jefferson County Public Schools held a hiring blitz Friday, the latest attempt to bolster the district’s roster of bus drivers.

Nearly 90,000 notices will be mailed to homes and businesses that are affected in Prairie Village, Fairdale, Okolona, West Buechel, and the Iroquois neighborhood.

Currently, just 36.3% of Kentuckians eligible for a driver’s license have a Real ID, the state says.

Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey said Tuesday that the city is seeing a drop in homicides and nonfatal shootings because the community is stepping up.

The Kentucky Department of Education has not ended any DEI programs.

The Louisville Downtown Partnership plans another cleanup event next week.