A century-old warehouse in Louisville’s Portland neighborhood is being transformed into more than 100 apartments, marking the latest step in the area’s ongoing redevelopment.

JCPS officials say all options are on the table as the district works to deal with a $188 million budget shortfall, but the officials gave conflicting statement about possible cutbacks.

A man was indicted for the 2024 murder of a 1-year-old girl in Louisville.

Louisville Metro Councilwoman Jennifer Chappell wants to redirect more than $5 million after plans for a new birthing center in the South End came to a halt earlier this year.

Louisville police have identified the officer who shot and killed a man Monday who officers said approached them with a gun.

A new event space has opened in southern Indiana.

A judge set the trial date for the man accused of breaking into the mansion of former Kentucky lawmaker Wesley Morgan and killing his daughter.

Food pantries in Kentucky and southern Indiana are working to meet increased demand from people impacted by the loss.

Alongside Gov. Andy Beshear, more than two dozen Democratic attorneys general and governors are suing the Trump administration over plans to suspend food assistance benefits as the federal government shutdown drags on.

UPS has realized cost savings of approximately $2.2 billion as of Sept. 30. It anticipates achieving $3.5 billion total year over year cost savings in 2025.

When people say they live at the gym, they usually mean they’re there every day. But for Aryn Williams, it meant something far more literal.

“This regulation has been needed for some time, and we are happy to finally have it in place.”