Stephan Johnson

A Louisville man who survived being shot in the head along Interstate 65 is now making progress at a rehabilitation center while police continue searching for the person who pulled the trigger.

The organization said it would gladly give away items it can’t sell, but instead, people are stealing and damaging property in the process.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg is being asked to honor her wishes by appointing her son to finish her term.

Nearly a quarter century after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, Louisville-area firefighters are finding new ways to honor the lives lost and the first responders who never made it home.

When 17-year-old Isaac Kyou arrived in Louisville from the Democratic Republic of Congo, the tumor on his face was so massive, it was almost alarming.

They’ve been towed, ticketed and left behind. Now, more than 170 unclaimed vehicles at Louisville Metro Police Department’s impound lot are up for auction.

Inside the KFC Yum! Center, the rafters tell the story of Louisville basketball glory. But one banner is missing: the 2013 national championship, stripped by the NCAA.

ElderServe, Inc. has officially opened its Adult Day Health Center in the city’s Russell neighborhood.

Crews began breaking down booths on the Belvedere Monday evening, but the crowds stayed strong until the very end.

The shooting shut down all lanes of I-65 South from Grade Lane to Crittenden Drive.

A union vote is underway in Hardin County this week that could make history, and the nation is watching.

From playgrounds to soccer fields, Louisville’s parks are meant to be safe spaces for families.

From old furniture to piles of construction debris, city leaders said illegal dumping continues to plague Louisville neighborhoods.

City leaders are investing more than $1 million in the fight against homelessness, with the goal of keeping more people off the streets and connecting them to long-term support.

A major donation is helping Marion C. Moore High School rebuild its health sciences program after a fire earlier this month destroyed classrooms and training equipment.