Joel Schipper

Road crews in both Kentucky and Indiana spent much of Monday pre-treating major routes as the region prepared for the season’s first measurable snowfall.

The “day-of” fulfillment center is less than a year old and operates around the clock, seeing tens of thousands of packages move through each day.

Pharmacies in Bullitt County are already seeing an uptick in patients as seasonal illnesses begin to spread, even though the dominant flu strain has not yet arrived.

The bridge on Bells Mill Road that connects two major roads will be closed for several months starting Monday.

Travelers at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport are starting to feel the impact of a nationwide shortage of air traffic controllers, leading to delays and cancellations that could stretch on for weeks.

Chaotic and surreal are some of the words they’re using to describe what they saw.

After decades of sitting vacant, a large piece of land in west Louisville could soon become home to hundreds of new affordable housing units.

Former Sheriff Charles Kelton turned himself in over the weekend on charges stemming from an incident that allegedly happened in Feb. 2025.

One of Louisville’s most famous Halloween traditions is getting a few changes this year.

A century-old warehouse in Louisville’s Portland neighborhood is being transformed into more than 100 apartments, marking the latest step in the area’s ongoing redevelopment.

The deadly shooting is the latest in a string of recent gun violence near Louisville bars — including a shooting last week at Double Deuce on Broadway and two last year outside Baxter’s 942 near the Highlands.

With the 2025–2026 school year already underway, Jefferson County Public Schools is encouraging families to look ahead to next year.

The Elizabethtown airport is about to get bigger and it’s all focused on safety and growth for the area.

A proposed artificial intelligence data center in Meade County is drawing pushback from nearby residents who said they want more information before the project moves forward.

New Albany and southern Indiana wraps up their fall festival with booth days Oct. 9-12.