Valerie Chinn

Nine men were indicted for federal gun and drug charges in Louisville.

Greg Simms, a Louisville attorney not affiliated with the case, talked about some of the challenges in the case.

Nearly 10 years after Crystal Rogers vanished without a trace, the first trial in the case connected to the missing Bardstown mother is set to begin.

Two men are facing a sweeping federal indictment that includes dozens of charges involving fentanyl trafficking, illegal gun possession and firearms trafficking.

Earlier this year, Louisville residents said they waited weeks for bills, letters and packages.

Jefferson County Public Schools has named two finalists in its search for the next superintendent, one of whom had a controversial exit from his last district and a large contract buyout.

Complaints about missing mail in the Okolona area have led to a federal investigation, and now, a United States Postal Service employee has resigned.

The family-owned bakery is busier than ever preparing for the Kentucky Derby, even after a tornado tore through the area just weeks ago.

It’s what the Feds said happened inside three Louisville businesses that led to seven foreign nationals getting federally indicted for money laundering.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet said so far this month nearly 4,500 15-year-olds have gotten their permits.

Mail delays in Louisville have drawn the attention of the federal government, as the U.S. Postal Service Office of Inspector General (OIG) is now conducting four separate audits in the city.

There’s now an audit over the United States Postal Services’ mail delays in Louisville.

Officials have not said exactly when or how the delays were fixed.

The indicted Nelson County sheriff and his chief deputy have strict orders on how to conduct office business.

Board member Tricia Lister, who represents District 2, described the emails as an apparent attempt to pressure or harass the board.