Effective Law Enforcement for All, called ELEFA, will monitor the Louisville Metro Police Department’s progress making changes outlined in the city’s Community Commitment.

Work the Metal was closed Wednesday “with deep sadness and respect for our employees and our community who mourn our beloved Jack.”

Cornbread Hemp, a Louisville company selling THC gummies and drinks, says a proposed federal bill banning hemp products could threaten its business and jobs.

Two horses were euthanized after they were injured on the track at Keeneland.

A portion of a human skull found along the Whitewater River in Fayette County has been confirmed to be more than 4,000 years old.

A 51-year-old man died weeks after a crash on Interstate 65 in Louisville.

A new Publix grocery store is coming to Prospect Point, but several longtime businesses said the development could leave them with no choice but to move or close their doors for good.

Multiple sources tell NPR that, as part of the Trump administration’s latest reduction-in-force, the U.S. Department of Education has gutted the office that handles special education.

The intersection of River Road and Zorn Avenue is shutting down this week for construction, with detours in place for the next five to seven days.

During the stop, K-9 Lewa was deployed and alerted to drugs in the vehicle.

The traffic signals at both intersections were switched to flashing red Thursday before being replaced entirely with stop signs, creating new two-way stops.

In at least one instance, the suspects exchanged gunfire with a homeowner who confronted them.

During the acquisition, What Chefs Want is also building a 62,000-square-foot addition to its Louisville campus off La Grange Road.

A proposed artificial intelligence data center in Meade County is drawing pushback from nearby residents who said they want more information before the project moves forward.

Halloween in general and trick-or-treating in particular can be overwhelming for children with autism.