Christie Battista

Two weekends in a row, large crowds gathered along the busy entertainment corridor — blocking traffic, dancing on cars and, in one case, leading to arrests.

Among the graduates was Martha Kamara, who said the moment didn’t feel real.

The lawsuit was filed by Louisville attorney Ted Gordon, on behalf of the family, Monday afternoon.

After a deadly tornado tore through the region—flattening homes and claiming the lives of 19 people—volunteers from across the state are stepping up in extraordinary ways to help total strangers.

Ben Shuldiner and Dr. Harold Brian Yearwood stood before packed crowds Tuesday night during back-to-back public forums held at the JCPS Center for Professional Learning.

A once-popular—but long-troubled—business at a busy Highlands intersection is now under the microscope as city officials respond to growing safety concerns.

The project is expected to start in NuLu, though no timeline has been finalized.

President Donald Trump signed a new executive order Monday aimed at slashing the cost of prescription drugs in the United States, calling current prices “outrageous” and “unfair to patients.”

Experts said wider access to treatment is playing a major role in saving lives.

Last year, Brayden Mouser — known on the field as No. 15 — was diagnosed with germinoma, a rare form of brain cancer.

He is being held in the Grayson County Jail on a $500,000 bond, and is due in court Wednesday morning.

Voters in the district will decide Tuesday whether to approve a nearly $63 million referendum that would fund new construction and upgrades across the district.

The annual Derby Eve event benefits 15 local charities.

The Louisville mom said it was the scariest call she had ever received.

To those who knew him, Noah was a bright light — selfless, kind, and full of love.