A Louisville music collective, “That’s Crazy Camp,” is hosting a benefit concert with a local nonprofit to support families during the holiday season.

New proposed regulations would require wakesports to take place at least 200 feet from shore on all sides and at least 200 feet from any commercial dock or harbor on eligible waterbodies.

Thursday, Sheriff Scottie Maples said in a social media post he submitted a recommendation to terminate Sgt. Tom Higdon for what he called actions that don’t reflect well on the department.

Jefferson County Public Schools held three public forums this week for parents, teachers and students to voice their opinions on the proposed plan.

The City of New Albany and Indiana Department of Natural Resources have reached a court settlement that calls for removal of a controversial low-head dam in Silver Creek.

Bardstown police need the public’s help identifying a suspect seen on surveillance video during an early-morning burglary at Crume’s Drug Store.

Louisville’s main post office is once again facing complaints of mail delays despite a federal audit earlier this year that recommended changes at the facility.

The Indiana House of Representatives passed maps to favor Republican candidates. The measure now goes to the Senate for a vote.

Republican lawmakers voted 57-41 in favor of the map, which splits the city of Indianapolis into four districts to help the GOP potentially win all nine Indiana congressional seats.

If untreated, the coughing fits can cause vomiting, exhaustion and difficulty breathing.

The CSX Santa Train recently made its 83rd annual voyage across parts of Kentucky, Tennessee and Virginia to greet thousands of people and deliver gifts to kids of all ages.

Louisville police released body camera footage Friday showing the events leading up to a fatal police shooting last month in the Southside neighborhood.

Louisville police fatally shot a man Thursday after responding to a 911 call.

The Bright Bees Project is a student-driven effort to have first-responders pass out stuffed animals with QR codes to help children in stressful situations

With Thanksgiving behind us, we can now officially start celebrating and decorating for Christmas without any guilt.