Samantha Condra

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.

With $16 million in SNAP benefits invested in Louisville monthly, one local non-profit is expanding its food pantry operations to assist families facing food insecurity due to the benefit cutoff.

The decision to choose downtown Louisville was influenced by its proximity to restaurants, arts, and entertainment.

“If people would just come over here for a couple hours and watch the people that show up here to get food, you can see the need. Your money is going to a good place.”

One food pantry in southern Indiana has managed to keep families fed, but needs help from the public to continue as SNAP benefits run out.

A man was fatally shot at Club Cedar in west Louisville late Saturday night, prompting an emergency suspension order by Louisville Metro Alcoholic Beverage Control.

This expansion aims to introduce new athletic fields to West Louisville, offering opportunities for local youth to participate in several different sports.

A man was arrested for allegedly swinging a dog by its leash and throwing it against a dumpster in Shepherdsville last week.

The Double Deuce Sports Bar and Grill has been ordered to close after police say two women were shot inside.

Thousands of people participated in the nationwide “No Kings” protest in downtown Louisville, joining a national movement against President Trump’s administration.

New Albany, Indiana recently celebrated the successful conclusion of the 2025 Harvest Homecoming festival, drawing thousands of attendees from various places to enjoy the festivities.

A woman collapsed at Harvest Homecoming and was unresponsive and a police officer from the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office helped save her life.

Sasha Borman, a 36-year-old mom of four, was officially reported missing by the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office on Sunday, Oct. 5.

Vendors and attendees who have gone to the annual fall festival for years said they’re thankful for the updated security.

There were 31 cities that made bids to get a team, which includes Lexington.