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Lexington favorite Pasta Garage has opened a new location in Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood, serving fresh, made-from-scratch Italian dishes.

Investigators said the “black box” inside the UPS plane that crashed Tuesday in Louisville recorded a “repeating bell” sound for the final 25 seconds of the flight.

A lawsuit was filed Wednesday against UPS, General Electric and Boeing, claiming the companies’ recklessness contributed to the plane crash Tuesday at Louisville’s airport that killed at least 13 people.

Owner Warren Schimpff and his wife, Jill, have a lot to be proud of in their 35th year of owning and running the nationally recognized candy store as they turned the business over to a 5th generation of candy makers.

Crews will be working on the ongoing bridge joint replacement project.

All affected passengers have been contacted by their airlines for alternative options.

New aerial video shows an up-close look at the crash site from Tuesday’s UPS plane crash in Louisville that killed 13 people.

Louisville travelers are feeling the effects of the government shutdown as flight delays and cancellations mount nationwide.

The crash happened around 6:10 a.m. at the intersection of Preston Highway and Tower Road.

Video from a waterway not far from the crash scene shows workers scooping black sludge and a film of oil from a waterway known as Northern Ditch, not far from National Turnpike in Louisville.

A man was arrested Thursday night after leading Clarksville, Indiana, police on a chase ended in a crash near downtown Louisville.

Company spokesperson Liz Pratt said the line technician was working to reconductor a power line when they were killed Thursday.

Days after a UPS cargo plane crashed just south of Louisville’s airport, a Kentucky Air National Guard firefighter is sharing what it was like to be among the first on the scene.

The shooting happened as Louisville Metro Police officers were responding to another deadly shooting last Monday morning.

UPS released the identifies of the three pilots aboard the flight that caught fire and crashed leaving Louisville’s airport Tuesday evening.