WDRB Digital Staff

A 17-year-old boy was arrested in connection with a July shooting that injured five people.

Louisville Metro Police said 52-year-old Julie Willis was taken into custody five days after the Aug. 14 crash at Dixie Highway and Valley Station Road.

Speed Art Museum returns 24 cultural belongings to Native communities in its first repatriation ceremony Wednesday.

The District 2 forum was held at W.E.B. DuBois Academy.

A Louisville man was arrested this weekend after police said he shot and stole Flocks cameras this weekend from a park in the Pleasure Ridge Park neighborhood.

John Wolf, 45, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to kidnapping, first-degree robbery, carjacking and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon.

Friends, deputies and community members gathered Wednesday to honor longtime Jefferson County law enforcement officer Carl Yates.

According to Louisville Metro Police, officers responded to a reported crash around 6:30 p.m. Aug. 12 in the 1500 block of Sanders Lane, near Gutermuth Elementary School.

The deal is expected to close within the next few weeks. Terms were not disclosed.

The entire building at 333 East Main St. isn’t for sale, just the bank’s former 12,665-square-foot first-floor offices.

The Louisville Fire Department is asking for help identifying a suspect accused of setting a fire that caused up to $200,000 in damage at a business in Shively.

Bellarmine freshmen partnered with Change Today, Change Tomorrow to build an accessible walkway in Louisville’s West End.

Monarch Station opens 80 affordable Louisville apartments, including 20 for people who have experienced chronic homelessness.

Adam McRay, 34, faces new child sex abuse charges in Taylor County.

Gov. Mike Braun said Tuesday the State Board of Finance unanimously approved the reimbursements to replace lost revenue from the state’s gas tax holiday.