WDRB Digital Staff

The Hazelwood community reached out to each other on Saturday to get to know their neighbors with the help of BOB.

A man died after a shooting near New Albany, Indiana, early Saturday morning.

Two Hardin County business owners were indicted on charges for allegedly taking advantage of Kentucky veterans.

Kentucky businesses selling tobacco, nicotine, or vaping products must be licensed by Jan. 1, 2026, as new law ramps up enforcement to protect youth.

Louisville Metro Police officers were called to the 1600 block of Brashear Drive around 3 p.m. Friday on a reported person down.

Louisville Metro Police said the 25-year-old suspect was taken into custody Friday with the help of its Air, Fugitive and SWAT units.

The Elizabethtown Police Department unveiled a renovated victim interview room designed to provide a safer, more supportive space for victims.

Senate President Pro Tem Rodric Bray said in a statement “there are not enough votes” to move forward.

Three other Guard members were injured.

This comes as the longest U.S. government shutdown ever comes to an end, leaving states scrambling to get benefits to cardholders.

The Goss Avenue Deli is expected to open in December, in the space now occupied by a bakery.

Certain eastbound lanes of River Road, between Second and Third Streets, will be closed to vehicle traffic until at least January.

In a statement emailed to WDRB, the Louisville-based health care system cited efforts to “modernize the delivery of health care.”

Ed Harness was nominated by Mayor Craig Greenberg last month to serve a second term.

Sponsors of the new ordinance said this is to address human trafficking that may be happening through those facilities.