Richard Essex

“This shows the kids how to be helpful, and how to treat people how you want to be treated.”

There’s no blueprint for reopening an area after a tragedy like this.

A Louisville nonprofit that helps cancer patients has become the latest victim of a clever — and cruel — crime.

Two weeks have passed since a thick plume of black smoke rose into the late afternoon Louisville sky — a harbinger of tragedy the city never saw coming.

Indiana lawmakers could be heading back to the Statehouse sooner than expected.

The Senate lacks the votes to convene for a special session on redrawing congressional maps, but the House on Tuesday signaled it does have the votes.

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department said deputies pulled over nearly 100 drivers in the first week of November, a return to traffic duty in Louisville for a law enforcement group under new leadership.

This beloved green space is about to get a transformational boost.

When Lou Fedon arrived in the United States from Haiti in 1991, he was only a teenager—quiet, determined, and hoping for a chance at a safer life.

Fourteen people were killed in last week’s UPS Flight 2976 crash, including 11 on the ground, raising questions about what’s next for the industrial area south of Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport.

Eight days ago, Melissa Winters was waiting for one of her best friends to come over to her apartment. But instead of hearing a knock at the door, she turned on the news.

A temporary flight restriction (TFR) remains in place around the crash site, limiting air traffic as drones and investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board survey the scene.

Voices echoed outside the Grand Theatre in New Albany on Monday morning as protesters rallied against possible changes to Indiana’s congressional map.

China agreed to drop some retaliatory tariffs on American agricultural products and promised to buy 12 million metric tons of soybeans through January.

Scott County Sheriff Jerry Goodin said while deputies can’t legally stop sex offenders from attending Halloween events, they strongly encourage them to stay away.