WDRB Digital Staff

USPS proposes requiring state voter lists before mailing ballots, drawing constitutional concerns from lawmakers.

Louisville Chorus highlights Give for Good Louisville’s impact, covering about one-third of its budget.

39-year-old Chris Gallagher appeared in court Wednesday where Jefferson County District Court judge Kristina Garvey ruled there was enough evidence to move the case forward.

SKYN Lounge opens second location inside Norton Commons hotel, expanding its St. Matthews spa brand.

Renovations are already underway in the main and auxiliary gyms at both New Albany High School and Floyd Central High School.

TANA, short for Taiwanese New American, will open in July in the former Eiderdown space on Goss Avenue.

The Nelson County Sheriff’s Office said there are now 24 victims of Richardson Auto Mart, up from 16 reported in May.

Country Boy Distillery will open a Sadieville facility, bringing vodka, gin and brandy production.

Churchill Downs unveiled a statue honoring Oliver Lewis, the first Kentucky Derby-winning jockey.

Kentucky Senator Rand Paul said the U.S. Postal Service is operating under a “broken business model” and must get labor costs under control to avoid a deeper financial crisis than it already has.

The lawmakers claim that since overturning Roe v. Wade, prosecutors and law enforcement agencies have increasingly “treated pregnancy loss as a potential crime.”

The proposed mega travel center would feature 120 gas pumps, as well as electric vehicle charging stations.

Campbell’s plans to close its snacks manufacturing facility in Jeffersonville, Indiana, a move that will affect more than 100 employees and end production at the plant by early next year.

Police said there were no obvious signs of foul play at the scene.

Eastern Kentucky University issued an emergency alert Wednesday morning warning students and staff about an escaped suspect near campus.