Stephan Johnson

It’s making a real difference by offering support to young people who want to continue their education, start a career, or achieve their personal goals.

Donated items like clothing, cell phones and basic necessities are offering hope to inmates transitioning back into society from Louisville’s jail.

Health officials are addressing concerns about the measles after a confirmed case was reported in Frankfort.

Miller’s shop, located on Dumesnil Street in Louisville, is celebrating a significant milestone this year.

Louisville Metro Police are continuing to search for suspects involved in a shooting outside the DMV’s Regional Office in Valley Station that killed three people Friday as they waited in line.

Louisville’s push to revitalize its downtown took a significant step forward with a plan to transform vacant and abandoned buildings into housing, retail spaces, and more.

Louisville is ramping up efforts to provide quality early childhood education to every family in the city.

The community is rallying behind the family, collecting money, clothing and household items to help them rebuild their lives.

With more snow coming, some customers are preparing for more excuses and further hold-ups.

Inspector General Ed Harness acknowledged the difficulty of discussing the matter.

The owners of Baxter’s 942, a popular nightclub in the Highlands, are fighting to reopen after the city denied the business’s liquor license renewal.

Art Campos, president of the union representing about 800 local postal workers, said recent delays were not unique to Louisville.

Former Clarksville Police Officer and Councilman John Miller was in court Monday to ask for a new judge.

The delays have not been isolated to Louisville.

Many Louisville residents said they no longer trust the United States Postal Service to deliver their mail on time.