At an environmental summit in Louisville, people celebrated big plans for the Ohio River Basin and weighed new challenges.

If your phone is old and starting to slow down, you may be tempted by all the ads for a free iPhone 17, especially the Pro!

The middle school was built to address overcrowding. But after just three years, it’s already dealing with the problem it was meant to fix.

The department is asking residents to “help shape policies that reflect the values and needs of our community.”

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is shutting down the interstate between Interstate 264 and Jefferson Street in June and July next year.

Police were called to the reported crash near the intersection of West Lee Street and McCloskey Avenue around 7:40 p.m. Monday.

A 22-year-old woman was arrested Monday in connection with a double murder that took place near Okolona in September.

Tickets to the festival go on sale this Wednesday, Oct. 22, at noon.

Three people were hospitalized after a crash involving at least five vehicles on the Watterson Expressway on late Monday afternoon.

A judge has ruled in Kentucky that some schools run by the Department of Defense must stop censoring classroom and library materials related to race and gender.

A west Louisville bar has shut down temporarily after a shooting suspended its liquor license.

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An ambulance crashed into a JCPS school in downtown Louisville on Monday evening.

Last year, the park said it would spend $25 million on new rides and improvements over the 2025 and 2026 seasons.