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LMPD said A man is dead after hitting the back of a semi truck on I-71 South near Zorn Avenue.

LMPD’s Homicide Unit is investigating, but have no suspects and have made no arrests.

The Jefferson County Board of Education will discuss overcrowding at Echo Trail Middle School during its meeting next Tuesday.

The excitement continues Saturday with a men’s and women’s homecoming basketball doubleheader.

The cash option for a single winning ticket is an estimated $452.2 million.

Shelby County officials issued a Golden Alert for a missing man with no known last location and believe he may still be in the area.

The grand reopening will be held on Dec. 2 to see the fully renovated Carnegie building along with the 5,400-square-foot addition.

A former Oldham County deputy judge-executive was indicted for felony theft and official misconduct.

Hankison reported to a federal prison in New Jersey on Oct. 9 where he is currently serving a 33-month sentence.

Kentucky Blood Center’s annual Big Blue Crush goes from Nov. 17-21 in an effort to ensure a healthy blood supply for the Thanksgiving holiday.

George Brett was honored with the Living Legend Award in Louisville, and his iconic “pine tar” bat is now on display at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory.

Wednesday, the organization and community honored 9-year old Bobby Ellis, who died more than 50 years ago on Thanksgiving Eve in Louisville, vowing no child would ever go hungry again in the city.

A civil lawsuit filed in August of 2024 accused Jamey Noel of taking money and property from his late brother’s children.

ByHeart’s infant formula is at the center of a nationwide recall after it was linked to botulism.

An Indiana University professor was removed from a social work class after a white supremacy graphic prompted a student complaint.