WDRB Digital Staff

In spite of some recent business additions to downtown Louisville many towers still have major vacancies.

Gov. Andy Beshear’s office said the state was part of a lawsuit in July challenging the demand, which was blocked by a judge in September.

Network for Hope is at the center of a federal investigation after TJ Hoover woke up as he was being prepped for organ donation.

Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins is hosting a free athleticwear giveaway Wednesday in west Louisville, offering hoodies and cleats while supplies last.

Phillip Wayne Young, 48, was indicted on Oct. 15 by a Nelson County grand jury.

Here are a selection of events, markets, concerts and more happening this weekend.

A 15-year-old teen boy was arrested in connection to a double shooting in Louisville’s Jacobs neighborhood.

Dr. Kathryn “Katie” Cardarelli was hired as executive vice president and university provost.

Leaders said it is situated near major highways, which will ensure ease of access.

LouisvilleCon returns Saturday, December 6, at the Triple Crown Pavilion with comics, collectibles, cosplay, celebrity guests, and activities for fans of all ages.

Organizers said the need is “more real and immediate than ever” this year.

Meade County deputies are trying to identify a suspect who left behind a distinctive hoodie after breaking into the Crown Smoke Shop on Thanksgiving morning.

A southern Indiana restaurant is putting its service on pause until the spring to rebrand.

A number of streets will be closed for the event, and there will be no parking on several others.

Louisville Parks and Recreation has opened several sledding hills in various local parks after Monday night’s snowfall.