WDRB Digital Staff

Three people were injured in a crash Saturday afternoon on Interstate 264 in Jefferson County.

A man and a woman were found dead Saturday morning in Louisville’s Prestonia neighborhood after an apparent murder-suicide.

Some Indiana consumers could get money back as part of a settlement with a generic drug company accused of raising prices.

Kentucky unemployment rates increased in 116 counties, with Louisville reaching 5.2% and Martin County highest statewide.

The remains of a Kentucky soldier killed during World War II are finally back home more than 80 years after he died in combat.

C-S PowerTech opens Jeffersonville solar cell factory, creating 1,200 jobs and expanding clean energy manufacturing.

Local leaders and the family of a Louisville man killed in a hit-and-run gathered Friday to discuss road safety improvements and proposed changes to Kentucky’s hit-and-run laws.

Salat Aweys and Marcel Williams were indicted earlier this month and each face up to 10 years in prison for theft by unlawful taking.

Most notably, the city said it would require any large-scale data center to be built at least 500 feet away from “sensitive uses,” including existing homes, hospitals, nursing homes, childcare centers and schools.

Police said Hope York is autistic and has “notable intellectual deficits.”

Hardee’s franchisee Superior Star filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy while continuing to operate its remaining Kentucky restaurants.

With students heading back to class across Kentuckiana, community organizations, churches and businesses are hosting events, health fairs and giveaways to help you get ready for a new school year.

A Louisville pastor pleaded guilty Thursday to spending thousands of dollars on credit cards stolen from multiple elderly women.

On July 5, 1972, Joyce “Mable” Bridges was found unresponsive by her husband in their home on Bent Oak Circle, off Chamberlain Lane.

The adoption center will close at 4:30 p.m. Sunday, July 26, after 15 years.