WDRB Digital Staff

Participants must show proof of employment.

Norton West Louisville Hospital is partnering with the YMCA to help people understand blood pressure and ways to reduce the risk of stroke.

Lisa Tesch originally pleaded guilty to failure to remain at the scene of an accident resulting in death.

A portion of State Road 211 in Harrison County, Indiana will soon close for a box culvert installation.

WonderFest brings Hollywood guests, sci-fi exhibits, model contests and special effects fun to Louisville.

Fire crews responded to a structure fire early Tuesday morning in Louisville’s Wyandotte neighborhood.

The company said the increase would represent a $3.23 monthly increase to the average customer.

The damage included shattered windows, sinks and toilets.

The 1837 building at 203 E. Main St. was purchased in early February for $775,000.

Officers were called to UofL Hospital just after 5:30 a.m. on a report that a man was brought to the hospital with a gunshot wound.

Roberto Grider, who was once a school resource officer at Moore High School, appeared in court Tuesday morning.

Officials said the concert series originally scheduled for May 27 will move to May 28 at the Big Four Lawn due to “weather and site conditions.”

Donald Blanton was last seen around the early morning hours Tuesday in the 8700 block of Michael Edwards Drive, according to officials.

Officers with the Shively Police Department were called around 9:32 p.m. to the 1700 block of Kennedy Road for reports of a shooting.

Some people enjoyed the long weekend Monday by getting outside for the annual Hike, Bike and Paddle in downtown Louisville.