The shooting happened on June 14, 2025 in the 1600 block of Bulger Court, near South 11th Street, around 8:35 p.m.

In his final interview with WDRB in June, Dr. Marty Pollio appeared confident about the district’s financial stability, saying there was a plan to balance the books.

Ed Harness, who was appointed as the city’s first inspector general in 2021, previously said he was told his chances of being reappointed were “slim.”

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

About 2,000 children and their families packed the zoo for the 21st annual Kosair Kids night.

“This proactive policing is what is making a real impact in our violent crime driving numbers.”

The Elizabethtown airport is about to get bigger and it’s all focused on safety and growth for the area.

President Donald Trump ordered sweeping layoffs amid a federal government shutdown, firing dozens of special education office employees.

Louisville Master Chorale begins its 15th season on Sunday

Drivers we spoke to in Shelbyville had mixed reactions to the cameras.

A Kentucky-based nonprofit that helps veterans in crisis is getting a major boost to expand its reach across the country.

The president and CEO of the Muhammad Ali Center, DeVone Holt, is stepping down less than a year after taking on the role.

Vice President of People Operations Rahima Avdic told Louisville Business first that the shutdown is related to Ford Motor Co.’s retooling of the Louisville Assembly Plant.

Begel remained on paid administrative leave since the crash.