Joel Schipper

Brinnon Johnson said his brother Bryant was a charismatic man with a love for sports — but nothing compared to his devotion to his 3-year-old daughter.

With just more than two weeks to go until the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs is buzzing with activity as construction crews race to finish new additions to the historic track.

Some Oldham County resident are concerned with how they say county’s jail is dealing with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and its handling of illegal immigrates.

Restaurants and gas stations along River Road near Zorn Avenue were hard hit by flooding.

The picturesque river town of Madison, Indiana, is among the latest communities feeling the impact of severe flooding along the Ohio River.

Over the weekend, the flooding hit its third-highest level in recorded history near the White River.

Flooding along the Ohio River forced the cancellation of Thunder Over Louisville, one of the city’s most anticipated and economically significant events, causing widespread disappointment and major financial losses.

Surveillance video released by authorities shows people walking through the park before suddenly running as shots rang out, with parents grabbing their children to flee.

The intersection of Southern Parkway and Woodlawn Avenue, which connects five different streets, has long been a source of confusion for drivers.

The park is within walking distance for 10,000 west Louisville residents.

The New Albany Housing Authority has been paying for hotel rooms for residents left homeless, but residents aren’t sure what their next move will be when funding runs out.

The Evolv Technology system uses artificial intelligence to detect specific shapes and densities of metal unlike traditional metal detectors.

With the influx of businesses has come increased traffic, creating mixed feelings among residents and workers.

Starting May 7, 2025, travelers will need a REAL ID to board domestic flights, marking the end of a years-long extension of the deadline.

Developers recently submitted an application for funding from the city’s $100 million Conservation Fund to help revitalize the historic structure.