One month after the deadly UPS MD-11 plane crash that killed 14, families, businesses, and investigators are still coping.

A burglar hit three different businesses in the Louisville area on Thanksgiving, including Pop’s Comics and Comic Book World.

Lottery officials said the winning ticket was purchased online.

The Louisville Orchestra’s Buy One, Give One campaign donates a free ticket to a community member for every ticket purchased through Dec. 31.

The Times accuses Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth of violating its constitutional rights with a press policy that, the paper says, deprives the public of access to critical national security information.

A Louisville man was arrested after leading Kentucky State Police on a high-speed chase that caused multiple crashes and sent several people to the hospital.

The family of a Jeffersonville High School student shown on video being placed in a headlock by a teacher claims the school never notified them about the incident.

Louisville police said two officers shot and killed a man Thursday afternoon in Hurstbourne Acres.

The passes cover green fees for 2026.

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A mother-daughter duo of Sumatran orangutans recently joined the Louisville Zoo, the first new orangutans at the zoo in 28 years.

“Holly Jolly Melancholy” is the new holiday song by Louisville’s Don’t Call me Lady

As hellbender salamander populations continue to decline, university researchers have new ideas on how to find them in Kentucky.

Designated areas around the city where citizens can exchange legally purchases/sold items and/or exchange custody of their child(ren). These areas have 24 hour video surveillance.

This page contains information on how to start a Neighborhood Watch in order to help increase the safety of the place where you live.