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The agency is largely funded by federal money.

Police are asking for help from the public to track down whoever left the propaganda in area neighborhoods.

The Mediterranean geckos are 4-5 inches long, and are tan or pink with brown blotches on their body.

“Many of our ticketed events sell out quickly, so we encourage fans to make plans now and purchase tickets early to be part of the 2026 Festival celebration.”

The shooting happened around 9:45 p.m. in the 2500 block of West Chestnut Street.

The warrant was not connected to animal abuse, but upon arriving at the home, officers found 19 dogs living in “extremely poor conditions.”

Gerina Whethers, who is also a prosecutor on youth crime, hosted a town hall Tuesday evening that covered a wide range of issues, including youth violence in Louisville.

Two Kentucky lawmakers are trying to remove fluoride from drinking water.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the project’s completion during his weekly news briefing Tuesday morning.

It’s part of Project Warm’s annual blitz to help those who may be struggling with high energy bills.

Kids in Louisville’s Parkland neighborhood now have a new place to play basketball and connect with the unveiling of a Dream Court at the Boys & Girls Club of Kentuckiana.

Rep. Beverly Chester-Burton was sentenced last week to home incarceration and a $350 fine.

The bat was installed on the side of the building on West Main Street in downtown Louisville back in 1995.

Indiana University will use a task force to explore the stability of student media.

Hotel Genevieve in NuLu has earned a Michelin Key, recognizing its design, service and boutique charm.