Richard Essex

Currently, Louisville has few rules governing massage parlors.

Braun has called for a special session beginning Nov. 3, legislators will have 30 days to redraw the districts and deal with a federal tax issue, with leadership in both chambers setting the exact dates for lawmakers to return to…

The county currently operates eight full-time ambulances, but moving one to a new location or purchasing another requires significant funding.

A routine traffic stop turned into a terrifying shootout in Lexington when Trooper Jude Remilien was shot in the leg, and the suspect went on to fatally shoot two women before being killed by police.

The substance comes in two forms: a natural leaf used for medicinal purposes, and a highly concentrated form that poses serious health risks. Distinguishing between the two can be challenging for consumers.

The rise of artificial intelligence is accelerating that need — driving demand for more data centers across the country.

A west Louisville bar has shut down temporarily after a shooting suspended its liquor license.

Copper wire theft along Louisville’s interstates wasn’t a major problem until 2020. But since then, KYTC says it’s become a costly and dangerous issue.

The ordinance, which passed 20-2 with two council members withholding their votes, updates legal language to allow park rangers access to state-mandated training and professional certification that previously was unavailable under the existing chapter.

City data shows homicides, non-fatal shootings and carjackings are all down. But for the more than 200 people who filled a violence prevention meeting Monday, many say it doesn’t feel that way.

Senior night at Floyd Central was bittersweet Thursday, marked by memories, grief, and resilience.

According to court records, Tiffany Cole Hall’s misuse of credit cards began in 2017 and continued for more than five years.

While the tech giant builds out its new campus at the River Ridge Commerce Center, a group of local women are working behind the scenes to make sure residents understand what the project could mean for southern Indiana.

The budget was passed despite repeated calls from council members and residents for details on how much taxpayer money has been spent on legal fees by Mayor Jeff Gahan’s office.

Neighbors in Scott County, Indiana, are frustrated after learning a convicted murderer with a history of mental illness was living in a recovery home next door — and is now missing.