Valerie Chinn

Officials say James Mueller has been seen on surveillance purchasing stolen items like Claritin, Zyrtec, and other over the counter health and beauty products.

Louisville’s public middle and high schools have all recently had weapons detection systems installed. Here’s what’s been found so far this year.

If convicted, Crystal Whitaker faces a mandatory minimum sentence of two years in prison.

A major drug trafficking operation that funneled meth, cocaine and fentanyl from California to Louisville through the U.S. Postal Service was dismantled by federal authorities.

Louisville residents continue to face significant mail delays, prompting growing frustration and renewed scrutiny of the United States Postal Service (USPS).

The delays in Louisville stretched on for months, leaving residents frustrated and waiting for deliveries.

Frustration continues to mount among Kentuckians struggling to access unemployment benefits with many still unable to get through on the state’s overwhelmed phone lines.

Goodwill Industries of Kentucky is partnering with Volunteers of America, OSHN, and UofL Hospital to expand the Pivot to Peace program.

For some, the weight loss drug Ozempic is life-changing. But for other users, it’s a nightmare.

Inside the United States Postal Services’ regional facility on Gardiner Lane in Louisville, packages and mail — many long past due to their destination — fill bins as workers try to clear a backlog created by staffing shortages and icy…

President Donald Trump is now in office and some locals wanted to make sure they were part of the festivities.

Weeks after nearly a foot a snow and a layer of ice coated much of the Louisville area, a backlog of mail is still stuck at the main post office in Louisville, leaving customers frustrated with things not being delivered.

In October, Jefferson County Public Schools paid out over $2 million in bus stipends for nearly 11,000 students. The payments from December are even higher and for a fewer number of students.