Samantha Condra

Light Up Louisville returned Saturday with more lights, fireworks and vendors than ever before.

Thursday, Sheriff Scottie Maples said in a social media post he submitted a recommendation to terminate Sgt. Tom Higdon for what he called actions that don’t reflect well on the department.

Kentucky State Police is ramping up traffic patrols in Jefferson County.

The Clark County Juvenile Detention Center in Indiana has introduced a new program called “Strive to Revive” aimed at teaching life-saving skills like CPR, first-aid, and AED usage.

Small Business Saturday attracted families from around Kentuckiana to support local shops in NuLu.

Now in its 75th year, the 2025 Juice Bowl in west Louisville’s Shawnee Park attracted a large crowd, continuing the Thanksgiving tradition.

Heavy traffic in Bullitt County is causing headaches for drivers and longer response times for first responders.

Gaming is the primary source of funding for local charity Shirley’s Way.

The district averages about 400 homeless students each year, and the circumstances vary widely.

The number of JCPS schools falling under the Comprehensive Support and Improvement (CSI) classification has increased from 34 to 41 this year.

From mental and physical health to language barriers and insurance help, the Community Outreach Center was set up to provide resources in one place following the tragic Nov. 4 crash near the city’s airport.

Schools that are under utilized or in disrepair could be closed or consolidated.

Residents in a neighborhood in east Louisville are on high alert after a string of car break-ins.

Grade A Auto Parts and Recycling doesn’t know how many customers were in the building or who was in the building at the time of the crash.

Louisville Metro councilmembers have pushed for a city ordinance requiring pet owners to microchip their pets, and the Kentucky Humane Society has announced plans for a new campus to expand housing and adoption facilities.