Richard Essex

Stacy Payne’s father still lives in the home where his daughter was killed. It’s about 10 miles north of Santa Claus, Indiana, nestled between corn fields.

A day that started with promises of transparency ended with more questions for Jefferson County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Brian Yearwood.

Their daughter began receiving unsettling text messages from a man in his 60s who worked at the restaurant where she was trying to get a job.

While the new plan includes “major changes to most TARC bus routes and schedules,” leaders said no major service changes are planned before it takes effect.

The vote held Monday evening was emotional, with parents sharing heartfelt testimony about what the school means to the community.

Council members, community groups and media outlets have all requested the information for more than a year, saying the mayor’s office has repeatedly refused to provide it.

Thursday, opening day at Louder Than Life, is a full-throttle experience, and if you’re looking for a casual stroll through the festival, think again.

Corning Chief Operating Officer Hal Nelson said the expansion will increase the plant’s workforce by 50%.

The mini camp-style program provides women a hands-on look at what police work involves.

Gone are the massive crowds and long lines—finding a seat is easy, and placing a bet is almost effortless.

The city is requesting documents from county officials regarding communications about the dam.

Councilman Ken Herndon plans to ask lawmakers to let Louisville pass laws to curb gun violence in the city.

Utility line hits are piling up this summer in Indiana and Kentucky, and questions are mounting about who residents should contact when repeated violations occur.

Prosecutors say youth gun violence has been a growing concern this summer.

According to the report, the department prioritizes violent crimes, leaving many property and financial crimes low on the list.