Every week WAVE 3 meteorologist Tawana Andrew breaks down what we know and what we don’t about the climate and weather here in Louisville.

LMPD Spokesperson Adam Sears said officers got called to the shooting at 2:11 a.m. Saturday morning at the 2500 block of West Chestnut Street.

A retired couple whose home was shifted 53 inches off its foundation by an EF2 tornado is now living in a camper while fighting their insurance company to recover losses.

Jeremy Riley was charged was harassment and stalking, along with several counts of possession of child sex abuse material, though police did not provide any additional details about those allegations.

Tenth and 11th grade students in the Whitney M. Young Scholars program presented projects Friday during the fifth annual Digital Transformation Academy at UofL’s Thornton’s Academic Center.

Since the program started, EMS has administered more than 100 units of blood to 91 patients, 88% of whom left the hospital.

Indiana State Police said a trooper on patrol in Kosciusko County clocked a motorcyclist going 26 mph over the posted speed limit.

The Oldham County Police Department said officers responded around 11:05 p.m. on reports of an injury collision on I-71 just north of the La Grange on-ramp.

As the new school year approaches local police departments are gearing up to enforce House Bill 7, aimed at preventing reckless driving around school buses

For months, orange traffic cones lined Main Street, signaling oncoming changes. This week, those cones were removed, revealing a brand new traffic pattern between Wenzel and 2nd streets.

According to court documents, testimony from two different dates in July 2015 shortly after Rogers’ July 3 disappearance will be used.

The AI dash cameras detect when someone is too close to the bus, sudden acceleration, rapid breaking and distracted driving.

Farmers in LaRue County said a state highway project intended to improve safety is creating new challenges for the agricultural community by making it harder to move large farm equipment along one of the area’s main corridors.

A woman detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at Louisville’s airport who said she was denied medication for her sickle cell disease was released from custody Friday.