Christie Battista

Wearing green — his favorite color — friends, family, and community members came together in the place he loved to play.

The shoplifter ends up grabbing all kinds of things off the shelves before leaving the store and driving off in a car with two other people in it.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said he’s working to get answers, but many storm victims said they feel forgotten.

Currently, nearly 450 students in Bullitt County are considered homeless.

Head Start, a federally funded early childhood education program, serves low-income families by providing critical services from birth to age five.

And now, as the world mourns, they feel blessed to carry a piece of his spirit with them every day.

At Art Eatables, a boutique chocolate shop known for its Kentucky bourbon-infused treats, co-owner Forest Ramsey is preparing for changes that could soon impact customers’ wallets.

Audra Upshaw said her son, Silas Pollock, was full of life. A kid who loved soccer and parkour. A boy who, in her words, “didn’t live by anybody’s rules or anybody’s standards.”

The district plans to hold a town hall meeting Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Silver Creek High School auditorium to explain the proposal and answer questions from the community.

A man is suing Louisville Metro Police Department after he says he was tackled in his own home and wrongfully arrested.

The persistent rain that hit the area earlier this month wasn’t typical, but flooding along the Ohio River is no anomaly.

Thursday, Louisville Metro Police released dashcam video of a deadly crash from last Wednesday involving an LMPD officer and 61-year-old Charles Briscoe.

Superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio said the task force likely won’t start meeting until the fall.

Flooding has overwhelmed parts of the city, trapping residents and visitors alike.

In the town of South Boston, what once was a trailer home now lies in pieces scattered across a field.