Adi Schanie

Jefferson County Public Schools heard from parents Monday for the first time since unveiling its plan to close or consolidate several schools.

The initiative comes at a crucial time for many small businesses that rely heavily on holiday sales.

Two Louisville men are grieving the loss of Angela Anderson, a mother of four killed in the Nov. 4 UPS plane crash.

Jefferson County Public Schools plans to close or consolidate five schools next year, with additional closures possible as the district works to reduce costs.

It was past closing time at Grade A Auto Parts when the plane went down.

Cornbread Hemp warns that a federal funding bill could reclassify its hemp products as Schedule I drugs, effectively banning them by 2026 unless Congress revises the language.

The Jefferson County Board of Education approved a contentious boundary change for Echo Trail Middle School on Tuesday.

JCPS plans $132M in cuts, eyes taxes and school closures to address $188M deficit.

Families and workers displaced by the UPS plane crash say they’re still without answers, income or access to their property as the investigation continues.

The long-running Thanksgiving tradition in west Louisville is at the center of a clash between two Metro councilwomen.

Mary Ballenger was sitting in her car with her children and grandchildren, waiting to pick up her husband from work when she saw the unimaginable.

UPS employees, people who knew victims, families and everyday residents came together to pray, embrace and share the light of their candles.

Sabit Aliyev, who manages Kentucky Truck Parts and Services, said he and his coworker were surrounded by flames and metal fences as the inferno spread.

President Donald Trump’s administration announced Monday that emergency funds will partially restore the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program after two federal judges ordered the government to keep food aid flowing during the ongoing shutdown.

The area’s Victorian homes are full of history — and, some say, spirits that never left.