Joel Schipper

For some local residents, the extreme heat quickly turned minor cooling issues into major headaches.

Fourteen people were hospitalized after the bus, carrying 28 Lebanon Junction Elementary students, crashed.

A few minutes away from the fair fun can make all the difference in the long run while also saving time and money.

Crews spent several days setting up for the 122nd fair, which kicks off Thursday at the Kentucky Exposition Center and runs through Aug. 30.

A major four-mile stretch of Charlestown Pike fully reopened after two years of construction, bringing relief to local commuters and preparing the area for a projected housing boom.

Replacing a modern fire truck can cost $600,000 or more — a devastating blow for a small agency.

After more than 32 years inside the Mid City Mall, the library will close at the end of the month as the mall is set to be demolished to make way for a new development.

The 7.5-acre property on West Broadway between South 5th and 6th streets hasn’t seen anything there for years, but that could soon change.

To launch the festivities on Wednesday, dozens of classic cars made the trek from the Expo Center to Fourth Street Live! under police escort.

The juvenile alligator was spotted around 2 a.m. Sunday on Court Avenue. Callers alerted dispatchers that a reptile was loose in the roadway near downtown, eventually making its way to the front windows of a local law office.

Drivers can expect continued lane and ramp closures as work continues on overpasses and other parts of the I-65 Central Corridor Project.

Fifty-six properties fall within the proposed area.

Late-night crowds in Louisville’s Highlands neighborhood that prompted dozens of arrests over several weekends appear to be easing.

City leaders say the long-running project is now nearing the finish line, with work expected to wrap up within a month after some delays.

Construction crews have started work on a 200-home subdivision in southern Indiana near the River Ridge Commerce Center.