Richard Essex

Dozens of parents, teachers and students marched through the streets of west Louisville Wednesday evening, chanting and holding signs in support of Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School.

The new map would dramatically reshape Indiana’s Ninth Congressional District — stretching from Floyd and Clark counties all the way to Indianapolis.

Republicans hold 70 of the 100 seats in the Indiana House of Representatives, and leadership needs just 51 votes to send the measure to the Senate.

Thanksgiving is a day to be grateful for what you have — but for families with a child in the hospital, the holiday can be especially hard.

The Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Commission had ordered a temporary stop on specific electronic pull-tab machines following reports that thieves were using a laminated $100 bill and fishing line to trick the bill acceptors.

“This shows the kids how to be helpful, and how to treat people how you want to be treated.”

There’s no blueprint for reopening an area after a tragedy like this.

A Louisville nonprofit that helps cancer patients has become the latest victim of a clever — and cruel — crime.

Two weeks have passed since a thick plume of black smoke rose into the late afternoon Louisville sky — a harbinger of tragedy the city never saw coming.

Indiana lawmakers could be heading back to the Statehouse sooner than expected.

The Senate lacks the votes to convene for a special session on redrawing congressional maps, but the House on Tuesday signaled it does have the votes.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department said deputies pulled over nearly 100 drivers in the first week of November, a return to traffic duty in Louisville for a law enforcement group under new leadership.

This beloved green space is about to get a transformational boost.

When Lou Fedon arrived in the United States from Haiti in 1991, he was only a teenager—quiet, determined, and hoping for a chance at a safer life.

Fourteen people were killed in last week’s UPS Flight 2976 crash, including 11 on the ground, raising questions about what’s next for the industrial area south of Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.