Vermont-based Orvis told customers via mailers that it would be closing.

The city has already invested $4 million to upgrade utilities, and another $11 million from the state will fund major infrastructure improvements.

Louisville Parks and Recreation has launched its annual tree planting season, aiming to expand the city’s the city’s canopy.

Voices echoed outside the Grand Theatre in New Albany on Monday morning as protesters rallied against possible changes to Indiana’s congressional map.

Former Sheriff Charles Kelton turned himself in over the weekend on charges stemming from an incident that allegedly happened in Feb. 2025.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized two shipments that arrived in Louisville from Hong Kong with dozens of counterfeit watches.

This week’s training kicked off Monday morning at the Galt House East Tower in downtown Louisville.

The initial plan was for the library to remain open, but once construction began crews realized that would not be possible.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office wants to expand its role to include helping police address “quality of life issues and nuisance crimes.”

LMPD officers found the victim in the Algonquin neighborhood Monday morning.

President Donald Trump’s administration says it will partially fund the SNAP food aid program after a pair of judges’ rulings required the payments to continue.

An Italian restaurant in Louisville’s Clifton neighborhood will close by the end of the year.

The presentation will take place at the Kentucky Derby Museum’s annual “Derby in December” event Dec. 11.

Brownsboro Hardware and Paint is once again joining the effort to raise funds for the wreaths.

Each household is eligible to receive one free bag of cat or dog food from KHS per month.