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Tuesday, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city has covered 110 routes multiple times, but plans to do additional routes on Wednesday.

The free admission is sponsored by Passport by Molina Healthcare.

The woman was believed to be in her 20s.

This list will be updated frequently.

As temperatures drop, the Louisville Water Company is reminding people how to protect pipes in their home.

Carl Huber Sr., co-founder of Huber’s Orchard & Winery in Starlight, Indiana, died Saturday, Jan. 4 at his home.

Even though many of the businesses were closed, the Downtown Ambassadors were hard at work all day Monday.

Major roads in Louisville and southern Indiana remained slushy with some light snow coverage from Monday morning, but it was the residential streets on both sides of the river that posed the largest issues for drivers.

Louisville StrEatery said it’s set up as a shelter for an overnight stay, warming center or just a place to hang out.

Thousands of people are without power in the Louisville area as a winter storm moves through the region.

Louisville Parks and Recreation has opened several sledding hills in various local parks.

Troopers helped nearly 300 stranded drivers on Kentucky roads.

There will be no curbside waste collection on Tuesday, the Department of Public Works said Monday evening.

Gov. Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency on Saturday ahead of the winter storm’s arrival on Sunday, activating the state’s price gouging laws.

Local doctors are warning about possible health concerns as people clear out snow and ice after a winter storm moved through the Louisville area.