WDRB Digital Staff

Two specialized EMS units carrying blood are sent to certain calls where transfusions could be needed, such as shootings, stabbings and car accidents.

One person suffered minor injuries after a van struck a vehicle stopped for a train on Six Mile Lane, pushing it into the side of a stopped Norfolk Southern train Friday morning.

A suspect is in custody after multiple detached garages and trash fires broke out in an alley near Ottawa Avenue in Louisville, prompting an arson investigation.

Crews responded to a reported structure fire in the 100 block of North 21st Street just after 11:30 a.m.

Rolando Vasquez, 48, was arrested Wednesday.

One massage business owner said the requirements became too costly and difficult to meet, forcing him to close his business.

Armond Langford is accused of abducting a woman and her two children from their home Aug. 8, 2025.

New Louisville shelter opens to help families experiencing homelessness find permanent housing

The branch originally closed last week for repairs, but additional work is required after storms hit earlier this month.

Norton Healthcare Sports & Learning Center breaks ground on new athletic fields expanding youth sports in west Louisville.

The Zoneton Fire Protection District responded to the home on Christman Lane, off Zoneton Road and Old Preston Highway North, just after midnight.

Here are a selection of events, markets, concerts and more happening this weekend.

Attorney General Russell Coleman filed briefs in support of the “substantial proof” presented at both of the Lawson trials, saying the evidence provided more than enough proof of their involvement in Rogers’ death.

La Grange City Council appoints Joe Davenport as mayor after John Black’s death following lengthy special meeting Thursday night.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear will begin a 13-stop book tour next month starting in Lexington, ending in Louisville and visiting several other states in between.