WDRB Digital Staff

Louisville leaders are urging the city to preserve Robben’s Roost as its longtime owner prepares to sell.

Louisville is offering multiple ways for people to beat the heat, including public pools, splash pads, community centers and libraries.

World War II veteran Glenn Fisher receives Purple Heart 81 years after injury before 100th birthday.

Just days after one road collapse in southern Indiana, another hole has opened in a separate area of the city.

Fireworks safety experts warn of severe holiday injuries; stress keeping children away and preventing burns.

If you’re driving a car without a transponder, it now costs you $5.57 per crossing, up 11 cents from last year for cars.

Tymetrius Walter, 26, pleaded guilty last month to vehicular homicide while under the influence and several other charges stemming from the deadly crash that killed Jake Luxemburger.

Jeffersonville city councilman Bill Burns announced Wednesday that he’ll run for mayor in the city.

The Louisville Metro Police Department’s Non-Fatal Shooting Unit announced Wednesday that detectives arrested Steven Calhoun, 40, in connection with the June 9 shooting.

Adrian Anderson is charged with murder and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon.

Riders on the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) now have a new way to pay for bus fare using their smartphones.

JCPS board accepts resignation, appoints new members, and advances restructuring amid financial challenges and leadership changes.

In a letter sent Tuesday to Craig Greenberg, Yates said he had recently been made aware he inherited “long-standing errors with regard to voter precinct assignments” that needed to be “immediately addressed.”

Matthew Hines was last seen in the 200 block of East Chestnut Street around 2 p.m. Tuesday.

A 2-year-old died after reportedly falling into a pool at a Valley Station home, police said.