WDRB Digital Staff

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Tuesday the section of Main Street between between Wenzel and 2nd streets will convert to two-way traffic by the end of this week.

Metro Council members who sponsored the ordinance say it’s meant to protect employees and customers while reducing demands on police resources.

Crews were called to Long Run Park around 12:46 p.m. on a report of a person who fell out of a canoe or kayak.

COCOS HOUSË will open at 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 1, on Baxter Avenue.

Ronald Exantus, 42, was released from the Kentucky State Reformatory on July 29.

Grammy-nominated Forrest Frank broke the KFC Yum! Center’s attendance record for a Christian artist.

The Louisville Zoo said its three Amur tiger cubs born in May are all female.

A suspect is in custody after Jeffersonville police said an overnight stabbing was followed by a hours-long barricade at a home on East 8th Street.

Kentucky’s congressional delegation is asking President Donald Trump to approve a major disaster declaration after deadly storms, flooding and tornadoes caused widespread damage across the state in June.

According to the Louisville Metro Police Department, the man was in the 2100 block of Outer Loop, near Stinnett Lane and Grade Lane, around 11:45 p.m. that night when he was hit by an unknown car.

Nearly half of Americans say they’d go into debt to maintain beauty routines, as consumers seek cheaper ways to save.

Governor Braun says Indiana lawmakers need to act quickly to meet the energy demand.

TARC riders can learn about new routes, schedules, stops and frequent service starting Aug. 2.

MSD first proposed the increase in May, then waited for the required 30-day public comment period before the board could take final action.

United States District Court Judge David Hale said Friday that UPS “failed to show that its principal place of business is not Kentucky,” therefore remanding the case back to Jefferson Circuit Court.