The woman told officers she was shot on Noe Court before she made her way to Klondike Lane.

President Donald Trump’s administration announced Monday that emergency funds will partially restore the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program after two federal judges ordered the government to keep food aid flowing during the ongoing shutdown.

The Society of Black Alumni says new state laws restricting DEI programs led them to separate from Western Kentucky University.

The lounge opened Monday in Clarksville, promising an experience unlike any other in the region.

Two men were taken to the hospital after a shooting at Shawnee Park Monday evening.

Brooks Houck, one of three men convicted in the murder of Bardstown mother Crystal Rogers, has been transferred to a different prison in Kentucky.

Louisville residents can pick up free at-home COVID-19 and flu test kits at the city’s community centers.

A Clark County jury found Ashanti Jackson guilty Sept. 12 of aggravated battery and neglect of a dependent resulting in injury.

Police are looking for an alleged armed suspect after a woman was shot and killed Monday afternoon in Meade County.

Louisville Metro Public Works is reminding residents that what goes in their yard waste bags matters — because one small mistake can cause a big problem down the line.

Crews are shutting down lanes from Taylorsville Road to Bonnycastle Avenue.

Some Indiana residents say they’re opposed to Gov. Mike Braun’s efforts to redistrict the state before the 2030 census, and they want him to know.

The KFC Yum! Center is celebrating 15 years with a beloved tradition.

A multi-million dollar renovation project will keep the Main Library closed for up to 12 months and move its services to other library branches.