Richard Essex

Two protests unfolded in downtown Louisville Monday afternoon, organized by a group to voice opposition to U.S. immigration policies and recent federal actions in California.

Residents in neighborhoods like Cobblers Crossing said their yards and streets were left in disarray.

The response comes after last weekend’s unrest, when a crowd swelled into the street, sparking multiple fights.

Neighbors said they received little notice, if any, before the digging started.

For many in Floyd County, it’s felt like the historic bridge might never reopen.

TARC, which owns the Nia Center on Broadway, said the building is no longer needed and would require extensive repairs.

A line of moving trucks, packed dumpsters, and growing frustrations over taxpayer spending have ignited controversy in Clark County.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WDRB) — The wing and wheel logo of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway isn’t just a symbol — it’s a badge of honor. During the month of May, a wing and wheel tattoo is more than ink — it…

The experts are expected to offer specialized testimony related to law enforcement practices.

WDRB’s Richard Essex fulfilled a lifelong dream of being in an IndyCar on the track at IMS in Indianapolis.

LMPD is still about 300 officers short, and the department’s overtime budget reflects that gap.

In just a few days, the Indianapolis 500 will roar to life—and you can watch it live on WDRB.

Even though the front tires may look identical, their internal construction and rubber compounds differ.

Abel, a Trinity High School graduate from the Class of 2019, set out to qualify for his first Indianapolis 500.

Instead of closing the digital divide, some argue that the network — known as KentuckyWired — is falling short of its mission.