Indiana has historically ranked among the top states in the country for removing children from their homes. In Clark County, more than 200 child welfare cases are currently open, many involving parents struggling with drug or alcohol addiction.

Jefferson County Clerk’s West Branch temporarily closes after storm flooding damages office; other locations remain open.

According to a preliminary storm survey, the long-track tornado reached peak winds of 110 mph and stayed on the ground for 21.7 miles.

Seven years after a Louisville woman was murdered, her family gathered for a memorial walk Wednesday night to raise awareness for domestic violence.

Rocky Adkins brought his newly announced gubernatorial campaign to Louisville on Wednesday, telling supporters he wants to be Kentucky’s “last line of defense”.

The old building, which had been around since 1968, was torn down this summer and is now a parking lot for the new facility.

Beshear toured the facility to see its manufacturing operations and meet with employees.

The developers have already secured options to buy the property, completed initial site studies and drafted an economic impact analysis.

New Indiana law bans many foreign-made vapes, forcing shops to adjust while raising questions about safety and regulation.

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Quantum Ink reopens its Louisville facility nearly a year after the deadly UPS plane crash forced relocation.

The move affects an estimated 1 million Kentuckians who are on Medicaid through this fiscal year, which concludes at the end of June 2027.

Film industry professionals will be in Louisville this weekend for the annual Flyover Film Festival.

There are at least seven privately-owned pay-to-park lots operating in the downtown area, with three of them located on Bank Street alone.