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A college basketball star from Kansas whose career ended after a southern Indiana man crashed into her family in downtown Louisville two years ago has made a selfless donation to help children in need.

A flood watch is in effect for early Saturday, Feb. 15 through Sunday afternoon.

Here are a selection of events, markets, concerts and more happening this weekend.

Gov. Andy Beshear said the federal funding freeze has affected state programs like Medicaid, the Appalachian Regional Commission, and the Abandoned Mined Lands program.

The goal is to improve effectiveness and equity with the city’s police department.

The college said it is still committed to serving all students and “to provide a welcoming environment and high quality education.”

House Bill 465 goes a step further than Louisville’s ordinance by mandating the destruction of vehicles seized in street racing busts.

LMPD posted a photo on Facebook of a man believed to be involved in an armed robbery last month.

Deputies were called to Wilma Avenue to check the welfare of a woman who hadn’t been seen or heard from in several days.

A man was killed and another was injured after a shooting in Shepherdsville, Kentucky.

Jefferson County Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw said the new technology should reduce wait times with fewer people having to come into the office.

The funding will fulfill the state’s statutory requirements, and not impact the current budgets of the state’s school districts.

The fire department said the new space will help enhance response times and “better support the needs of our residents.”

Thunder Over Louisville is scheduled for Saturday, April 12.

If passed, House Joint Resolution 15 would include the monument’s installation on the new state capitol grounds.