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Louisville Business First and WDRB News on Monday announced a news-sharing partnership aimed at better informing and engaging their readers and viewers.

A foundation in southern Indiana awarded more than $47,000 in funding to four local nonprofits.

Seymour Police Department received a report in December that an 11-year-old child was sexually assaulted by a man.

Parlour Pizza is partnering with Pasadena Humane Society to host a fundraiser Jan. 14.

The locks are available each day from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. this week in the main lobby of the L&N building at 908 W. Broadway in the California neighborhood.

A special sought-after Woodford Reserve bottle will make its national debut for the first time.

The Republican was sworn in at a ceremony in Indianapolis on Monday morning.

For a $200 donation, people receive a 30-minute visit that also comes with flowers, a cupcake and “puppy chow” from Meg’s Magical Morsels.

Jefferson County Public Schools will return to class with a two-hour delay on Monday after a week of being closed due to winter storms.

TARC will be operating a normal weekday scheduled for all routes, but delays are still possible due to snow and ice left from the winter storm.

A Breckinridge County Sheriff’s deputy was taken to the hospital after being shot on Saturday night, according to Kentucky State Police.

Shirley Mae Beard was the owner and face of Shirley Mae’s Café on South Clay Street.

Decreasing alcohol consumption can also improve overall health.

A 10-year-old girl was taken to the hospital after an accidental shooting in Louisville’s California neighborhood Saturday afternoon.

Taj Louisville closed its doors but are planning to build a new location.