Adi Schanie

Experts are urging parents to add parental controls to all of their children’s devices to stay one step ahead of online predators.

Dorothy Tarpin has owned her house on South 26th Street since the 1960s. But her relatives say a man named Russell Cheatham illegally claimed ownership through a forged quitclaim deed.

The full major will begin in Fall 2026, though some courses are already in session.

Those safety violations include three worker deaths and nearly $100,000 in fines.

That represents about 2% of GE Appliance Parks’ workforce.

Seventh grader Macayla got the surprise of a lifetime Friday night when her father, Staff Sergeant Michael LaMar, returned home after spending the last two years at Fort Carson in Colorado.

House Majority Whip Jason Nemes said the district’s near $200 million shortfall highlights ongoing mismanagement.

The sounds of raindrops and music fill Russell Lee Park in the city’s west end Wednesday afternoon.

At a Revenue Advisory Task Force meeting Monday, district leaders discussed the financial crisis

The Louisville nonprofit is holding Colors of Courage fundraiser to honor its late founder, Lara MacGregor.

During Wednesday’s board meeting, board members said they were blindsided by the severity of the district’s financial situation.

Jefferson County Public Schools leaders say the state’s largest school district is facing a financial crisis that could leave it out of money in just over a year.

Louisville city leaders are preparing to spend $750,000 to hire an independent monitor tasked with holding the Louisville Metro Police Department accountable to its promises of reform.

New FBI data reveals Louisville had more people killed per capita in 2024 than both Chicago and Los Angeles.

Mayor Craig Greenberg budgeted $750,000 for the position, which will track reforms inside the Louisville Metro Police Department and report progress to the public.