Sam Draut

The Big Four Bridge at Waterfront Park was shut down Friday night after a chaotic scene of fights and gunshots as three teenagers were arrested.

While Louisville fans are glad to be back in the NCAA Tournament, the 8-seed was a surprise for some.

Corey Burton took on the World Marathon Challenge, a grueling physical and logistical competition, to promote awareness for Freedom 13, a nonprofit founded to honor 13 U.S. troops killed in Afghanistan back in 2021.

Thousands of more fans have filled the KFC Yum! Center each game and businesses around downtown have been boosted by the winning ways.

Camberwell Grief Sanctuary was founded in 2019 to create a community of people who have experienced profound loss and trauma. The nonprofit recently expanded to 228 acres in Trimble County.

Redevelopment of the former Urban Government Center is moving forward with demolition, but some community members are against the current plan.

Books were given away, there were free activities, performances and various vendors.

Participants gain an in-depth understanding of city government services and how to access community resources. It’s led by Louisville Metro Government’s Office for Immigrant Affairs.

Educational Justice wants to end educational inequity by pairing fifth to eight grade students from low to moderate income homes with high-achieving high school students.

After just two reported homicides in the first half of February, there have been at least nine people killed in the past week in Louisville.

With four pumps, the facility can pump 2.65 billion gallons of stormwater per day.

A Louisville entrepreneur is using her chemistry knowledge to create products that she says help cancer patients regrow their hair.

The Academy @ Shawnee and Ballard High School hosted community forums.

The revival of Louisville men’s basketball has added to revenue for bars and restaurants.

Doctors are seeing a convergence of illnesses like the flu, COVID and norovirus, causing absenteeism for students in school.