Joel Schipper

The project, launched by the Louisville Water Company, is set to span from Zorn Avenue to Prospect.

LMPD reported a 30% drop in homicides and a 40% decrease in non-fatal shootings compared to this time last year.

Harper Ford, Emily Schardein and Rosalie Yantis were announced as winners, earning an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City this May.

The ongoing avian influenza crisis is not just affecting chickens and waterfowl — it is also posing a serious threat to the future of birds at Raptor Rehabilitation of Kentucky in Louisville.

A Louisville woman is warning others after nearly falling victim to a phone scam in which the caller, posing as a law enforcement officer, attempted to lure her to an unknown location.

Dead sandhill cranes found in southern Indiana are raising concerns about the spread of avian flu from poultry to wild birds.

While the floodwaters have receded, the aftermath has left behind a mess of debris, including large 50-foot logs, plastic bottles, and Styrofoam, as volunteers and maintenance crews work together to clean up the park.

In downtown Louisville, the Ohio River is expected to crest by Thursday night.

In 2019, the Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport saw the first steps of a $1 billion SDF Next Program to upgrade and update many things about the traveler experience.

Greater Louisville Inc. unveiled its outlook for downtown Louisville in 2025, focusing on key issues such as safety, tourism and business development.

Consumer prices are expected to go up, and Kentucky residents are bracing for key industries to be impacted.

For more than 70 people at Sacred Heart Academy on Tuesday, a lifelong dream became reality as they officially became United States citizens in a heartfelt naturalization ceremony.

Tax season is underway, but Kentuckians filing their returns may encounter unexpected delays this year.

Tourism officials are expecting 2025 to bring unprecedented economic gains, projecting an impact of nearly $4.2 billion for the local economy this year.

Brown-Forman’s recent announcement of layoffs at its cooperage facility marks another major restructuring move for a prominent Louisville-based company, reflecting ongoing challenges faced by businesses in a shifting economic landscape.