Current food insecurity levels the highest in Dare to Care’s history as need for food grows
New data from Feeding America shows more than 200,000 residents across Kentuckiana face food insecurity.
Loved ones say fire that killed pregnant woman, 2 children in Lebanon Junction ‘never made sense’
A rally held Friday morning outside the Bullitt County Courthouse called for answers and demanded another investigation into the cause of the January 2023 fire that killed 27-year-old Eryn Toogood, her unborn child, her 6-year-old daughter Haisley Heat…
Indiana districts preparing for school year under new law requiring students to lock up cellphones
Gov. Mike Braun signed Senate Bill 78 in March, requiring students to leave their devices at home or in their backpack, purse or locker for the entire day.
New Kentucky law expands when drivers must stop for school buses
A new bus safety law designed to provide more protection for students crossing roadways went into effect Wednesday.
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Lanesville families left with out-of-pocket repair costs face slow recovery from flash flooding
There’s slow progress for some neighbors who can cover the cost of repairs, but little to no progress for others who can’t.
Police ask for community’s help finding 3rd suspect in 2025 triple homicide at Valley Station DMV
A second possible suspect, police said, was killed in a separate homicide.
Despite reported drop in Louisville homicides, some still feel unsafe after string of gun violence
At this time in 2025, there were 157 fatal and non-fatal shootings. This year, that number is sitting at 133.
3 killed, 7 injured in weekend shootings across Jefferson County
Three people were killed and seven others were injured after multiple shootings in Jefferson County over the weekend.
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Louisville family says murder charge brings chance for justice in brother’s 2024 death
A Louisville family says it is one step closer to justice after a man was charged with murder Friday in connection with a 2024 homicide in the Newburg neighborhood.
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Petition targeting Bardstown Road bars sparks concern among business owners
Story HighlightsA petition would require some Bardstown Road bars and restaurants to generate 70% of their revenue from food instead of alcohol.Business owners say many establishments rely on alcohol sales and warn the proposal could threaten their fut…
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New Kentucky law cracks down on student assaults against school staff
Hardin County Schools is just one of many school districts around the state getting ready to implement Senate Bill 101, which requires a one-year expulsion for students who intentionally assault school employees.
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Mother of murder victim unsure about new Kentucky laws on concealed carry age, prison sentences
Two bills will go into effect July 15 in Kentucky that make the mother of a Louisville homicide victim uneasy.
Broken air conditioning created dangerous heat inside Louisville public housing apartments
Families living at Louisville Metro Housing Authority apartments on Magazine Street said the broken air conditioning has been an issue for years, leaving families frustrated, and, at times, scared for their health.
Spencer County Emergency Services says flash flooding caused nearly a million dollars worth of damage
Klinglesmith says he hopes President Donald Trump makes an emergency or major disaster declaration to give Kentucky access to FEMA funds, but fears those funds won’t come quick.
KYTC pauses plan to reduce lanes on 2nd Street Bridge after engineers found new ‘structural’ damage
Matt Bullock, a chief engineer with KYTC, said they haven’t replied to Moore yet because the project is a “moving target.”