Joel Schipper

Police said at least 15 vehicles were targeted early Friday morning.

From recipes to Col. Sanders’ iconic bow tie, take a look at some of the pieces of KFC’s history headed to the auction block.

About 1,000 people showed up downtown for the U.S. team’s first game a few weeks ago, organizers said. For Monday’s match, they are preparing for roughly 5,000 people.

The historic Claudia Sanders Dinner House, along with a personal collection from Colonel Harland Sanders, will soon be up for auction.

A petition circulating in Louisville’s Highlands neighborhood could change how some bars operate by requiring them to generate most of their revenue from food sales instead of alcohol.

As dangerous summer heat settles over Louisville this week, first responders are urging people to take precautions as heat indexes climb well into the triple digits.

Speaking about the department’s Summer Task Force, Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey addressed a busy weekend on Bardstown Road that saw dozens of arrests, citations, two shootings and a local bar’s liquor license suspended.

While Louisville police believe a lot of it is coming from patrons at two local bars, the owners say it has nothing to do with their businesses.

The grocery store, which is one of the last businesses still operating in the Mid City Mall, will close next week to make way for a $60 million development.

While the Louisville Metro Police Department says increased patrols and enhanced safety measures led to a “safe and successful weekend,” those who live and work in the area say it’s not anything new.

The former Bardstown police chief who fired Nick Houck said he was not surprised to learn Nick Houck was arrested Thursday on perjury charges connected to the investigation into the disappearance of Crystal Rogers.

As Louisville drivers adjust to the Interstate 65 closure, some truck drivers are bypassing official detours and creating new headaches for businesses and neighborhoods along the route.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet estimated nearly 125,000 drivers would be impacted daily by the closure.

The Shively Police Department said officers responded to an injury collision around 7:56 p.m. at the intersection of Rockford Lane and Dixie Highway.

A long-discussed plan to widen a busy Bullitt County highway is moving forward, prompting both hope and concern from drivers, business owners and residents.