Hayden Ristevski

“This is not right. Even if you don’t feel like that you need to feed grown people, you need to feed these kids.”

“I take this extremely seriously,” said Jefferson County Attorney Mike O’Connell. “So for any parent or guardian that is watching this or listening to this — turn up the volume.”

Teams with Nelson County’s Emergency Management Agency recently surveyed the Rolling Fork River — and found two areas of concern: a growing debris pile near a bridge, and a massive blockage spanning the entire width of the river.

A $1 price tag brought out hundreds of people Tuesday to several abandoned homes in west Louisville.

A University of Louisville police officer’s Monday morning shift started off with quite a bit of excitement to help jump start her day.

Police arrested two teenagers this month for a shootout near a Louisville school bus stop, a dangerous scene that highlighted the city’s youth violence epidemic and renewed a push to reopen Louisville’s juvenile justice center.

The man who held a Louisville woman at knifepoint last week as he drove her and her kids to a St. Matthews bank to demand $20,000 in cash was out on shock probation less than three years into a 14-year…

The city office created to monitor Louisville Metro Police found an officer violated policy in the 2023 shooting death of a suspect.

Thieves are targeting a car dealership on Dixie Highway. They smashed out the windows of vehicles waiting to be serviced and the crime caught the attention of city leaders.

Major events like the blast at the Givaudan Plant in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood and the case of a man hoarding dangerous chemicals and explosives in his Highview home alarmed neighbors living nearby as they feared for their safety.

Brooks Houck, Rogers’ boyfriend at the time of her disappearance, and his alleged accomplice, Joseph Lawson, will stand trial in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

There are increased concerns in some west end neighborhoods after reports of armed teens wearing hoodies and masks.

Dozens of people across the country have gotten sick from contaminated food, but there are steps you can take to help make sure what you’re serving your family is safe.

The drones will be launched remotely from firehouses and sent ahead to scenes requiring first responders, giving police, fire and EMS a birds-eye view before they even arrive.

Crews have installed 37% of the project’s pipe, in three months, as of May 31.