Stephan Johnson

Stephen Gower entered a southern Indiana courtroom Monday in shackles, handcuffs, a county-issued jumpsuit and a stoic expression.

Dr. Brian Yearwood said he believes the best way to lead is by listening and being present in schools. He also stressed the importance of attendance.

Kentucky State Police never ruled the 2016 shooting a hunting accident, and the Ballard family has long believed it was a targeted attack.

A late-night break-in at a luxury home in one of Louisville’s most exclusive neighborhoods ended with a local attorney firing a shot at two masked men who forced their way inside.

A group of Louisville barbers is trading price tags for purpose by offering free back-to-school haircuts for students in need.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Jefferson County Public Schools’ 485-RIDE transportation hotline opened just opened and is already fielding hundreds of calls from parents during the last full week of summer break.

Christmas may still be months away, but one southern Indiana nonprofit is already getting into the holiday spirit.

The Kentucky Oaks will now run under the lights, but not everyone is celebrating the shift to prime time.

Norton Children’s is turning to families for help designing a new pediatric health care campus in Jeffersontown.

According to the city, the pilot area saw a 63% decrease in the number of structure fires over the past year.

City officials say the problem isn’t an overwhelming number of emergency calls — it’s the lack of EMTs to respond.

Tommy Ballard spent the last 18 months of his life searching for his daughter Crystal Rogers, and a mother of five who disappeared in July 2015 from Bardstown, Kentucky.

The tax increase, which took effect July 1, adds up to $2 more per pack.

Nearly six years have passed, but Nicole Cowherd still visits her son’s grave every week.

Chief Paul Humphrey said Wednesday the solution starts at home, and how they’re being parented.