Reyna Katko

A burglar hit three different businesses in the Louisville area on Thanksgiving, including Pop’s Comics and Comic Book World.

The lawsuits were filed on behalf of family members of Trina Chavez — a 37-year-old mother of two employed by Grade A Auto Parts — and 45-year-old mom Angela Anderson, a frequent customer at the business.

Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Brian Yearwood said Friday that his proposal to close two schools and consolidate or move several others will save the district $4 million out of $132 million it needs to cut before next school year.

It’s going to continue to feel like there’s construction everywhere you turn in Louisville for a while.

Several Louisville pantries said donations are pouring in at record levels.

A representative from Puppygram’s Indianapolis location told WDRB that a new location is opening in Clarksville at the end of November.

A spokesperson said the company is “waiting on city officials to approve a final demolition permit.”

Elizabethtown leaders are going to hold more food giveaway events on November 14 and 21.

According to FAA documents, the MD-11 jet built by McDonnell-Douglas in 1991 had major maintenance completed just months before Tuesday’s devastating crash.

A family of four in Kentucky making $130,000 a year could see their healthcare premiums go up by more than $12,000 annually.

Louisville Metro United Way is partnering with local businesses and nonprofits to create the “Hardship to Hope Food Relief Fund.”

Businesses and residents can give LMPD direct access to their video feed in case of a nearby emergency.

The Republican Party of Kentucky is investigating the Hardin County Republican Party for a “vile and reprehensible” social media post.

Kentucky cattle farmers worry about the risks to their profits, cattle, and consumers.

Hundreds of low-income families in Jefferson County rely on Head Start programs for childcare. Without funding they’re burning through limited reserves.