President Donald Trump wants Indiana to follow other states that have redrawn their congressional maps in order to give the GOP a better chance of keeping its U.S. House majority. But many Indiana Republican senators have been hesitant to stack the deck in their party’s favor.

Kentucky State Police Post 4 brought holiday cheer to Elizabethtown by taking more than 100 children shopping as part of its annual Shop with a Trooper event.

Vsimple cut the ribbon Monday afternoon on its new headquarters on River Road.

How is the Grawemeyer Award in World Order selected? LPM’s Bill Burton spoke with University of Louisville professor Charles Ziegler about the process.

UofL men’s basketball will honor Junior Bridgeman and the 1975 Final Four team at halftime Saturday, including a jersey retirement and giveaways.

The new owner of the four-story, 20,000-square-foot Mary Bingham Jane Norton building on West Main Street plans to convert the top three floors.

Students at Barret Traditional Middle School raised money and wrapped gifts for peers in need as part of the JCPS Adopt a Student holiday program.

The 5,000-square-foot space with a 30-foot ceiling is located inside the former German Security Bank on East Market Street, which was built in 1911.

A new Peach Cobbler Factory location is set to open in the Mall St. Matthews food court before the holidays, offering cobblers, banana pudding and other desserts.

Proposed changes to federal funding could dramatically reduce Louisville’s permanent supportive housing, putting vulnerable residents at risk.

The Indiana Senate gathered Monday to consider the new congressional map passed by the House last week.

The nine-story public housing complex was built in 1964.

A surgical glove manufacturer plans to bring its North American headquarters to Louisville, investing $6 million and creating 200 new jobs in the process.