According to court records, Tiffany Cole Hall’s misuse of credit cards began in 2017 and continued for more than five years.

For most people, a broken elevator is an inconvenience, but for Terrell Williams, it meant being trapped inside for days, waiting for help that was slow to come.

The resolution asks state lawmakers to carve out an exception for Louisville to put gun restrictions in place.

The Japanese company said the closure is a result of a decline in business in the United States.

Together, the firm will have 800 attorneys and 25 offices across the United States.

Ralph Baze was sentenced to death in 1994 on his conviction for the 1992 murders of Powell County Sheriff Steve Bennett and deputy Arthur Briscoe, and has remained on death row.

The company is looking to hire seasonal, part-time and full-time works for various positions.

When firefighters arrived on scene, they found a two-story vacant building on fire.

After requesting guidance from the Kentucky attorney general, the Oldham County Board of Education voted not to accept a proposal for Bible-based moral education group Lifewise.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said several controllers called out sick this past week, which led to many flight delays.

Louisville’s Chief Park Ranger says the unit’s current “special police” designation has significant drawbacks.

Sunday’s show topped Shane Gillis’s show, just two months prior.

Scammers are getting smarter — and seniors are often their favorite targets. But a Louisville nonprofit is helping older adults fight back with knowledge and awareness.

There were 31 cities that made bids to get a team, which includes Lexington.