Construction work in the notorious “Hospital Curve” corridor of Interstate 65 South wrapped up early, but more lane closures and traffic headaches are on the way for Louisville drivers.
Early completion of I-65 South road work brings temporary relief for Louisville drivers Read More »
New Chapel EMS and the Utica Township Fire Department — essentially operating as one entity — have been left cash-strapped and struggling to move forward.
Utica Fire Department still reeling from Jamey Noel Scandal as debt, distrust remain Read More »
Emotions ran high outside the federal courthouse Monday as former Louisville Metro Police officer Brett Hankison was sentenced to 33 months in federal prison for violating civil rights during the deadly Breonna Taylor raid.
Like most counties in Indiana, Clark County does not activate outdoor warning sirens for flash floods, only for tornadoes or severe thunderstorms with dangerous winds.
The county saw widespread flooding that stranded cars, washed out roads and flooded crops in its wake.
Flash flooding hits Washington County, Charlestown in Indiana after heavy rainfall Read More »
Many of those vehicles have rerouted to the Second Street Bridge, which connects downtown Louisville and Jeffersonville, Indiana.
A whistleblower complaint claims Scott County government’s drug policies are not being applied equally, especially when it comes to the administration of Circuit Court Judge Jason Mount.
Whistleblower alleges Scott County, Indiana judge ignored employee’s positive drug test Read More »
The pair is among the few Kentuckians who have secured one of the coveted state licenses.
Local businessmen to launch medical cannabis clinic in Louisville Read More »
A Louisville infectious disease specialist said a mosquito bite could lead to serious consequences for vulnerable groups of people.
Louisville begins spraying after mosquito carrying West Nile virus found near Tyler Park Read More »
Three Louisville-area business owners are suing the state over how Kentucky awarded its first round of medical marijuana business licenses.
Concerns grow over transparency, legality of Kentucky’s medical marijuana rollout Read More »
With every car and truck that passed by the crowd and honked, the crowd erupted in cheers.
Guilty verdicts in Crystal Rogers murder trial prompt emotional homecoming in Bardstown Read More »
More than 20,000 drivers used the bridge each day before it abruptly shut down earlier this year.
But many residents are left wondering — is that money actually fixing the roads?
Indiana’s gas tax rises again as drivers wonder where the money goes Read More »
Indiana American Water confirmed that a crew working for Lumos, a fiber optic company installing cable in New Albany, hit a marked water line Friday morning in the area of Mel Smith Road and Royal Oak Drive.
Water outage in New Albany caused by fiber optic contractor already under scrutiny Read More »
In a 21-4 vote, the council approved the $1.2 billion budget for 2026.
Louisville Metro Council approves $1.2 billion budget with heavy focus on public safety Read More »
