Rya Wooten

The Transit Authority of River City will launch its long-planned new network of routes Aug. 2, a response to decreasing ridership and increasing costs that led the agency to a “financial cliff.”

The Kentuckiana Pride Festival and Parade returned Saturday to the Louisville area.

Officials with the Kentucky Transportation Project said Thursday the work is staying on schedule, even with recent heavy rain in Louisville causing brief interruptions over the last week.

Louisville officials unveiled Wednesday the final of seven affordable housing projects funded in 2022 by $40 million in American Rescue Plan funds.

The FIFA World Cup has only just begun and Louisville-area businesses are already seeing sales grow.

The Okolona community is still shaken after police say 24-year-old Ronald Winter shot a manager inside a Texas Roadhouse Thursday evening during a confrontation over an unpaid bill.

While some Kentucky drivers will continue receiving a 10-cent break on the state’s gas tax, many others will lose the savings because their local officials did not request the extension.

People in Lanesville are picking up the pieces after more than eight inches of water caused extreme flash flooding Tuesday.

The Ohio River Greenway gives the best views of the Louisville skyline, and the project finally wrapped up Friday.

From the longer commutes, crashes and collisions to the sounds of construction on repeat all day, some are finding it harder to adjust to the impacts of the two-month project.

Neighbors and community leaders are calling for a “systemic overhaul” of Louisville’s crisis response system after an LMPD officer shot and killed an unarmed man Saturday night.

Some say buses already run late and it will only get worse. I-65 will close June 1 between Jefferson Street and Interstate 264.

Getting to Louisville’s airport in June and July will take longer, officials said, with the two-month Interstate 65 closure set to clog the usual pathways for travelers hoping for the usual quick access.

The program had been in place since the 1990s as part of an effort to reduce air pollution in the region.

Hardin County veterans honor fallen service members at Elizabethtown Memorial Day tribute ceremony.