Common: “If you don’t see the humanity, why are you going to care?”
Common and Alexandria Riley on Silo, Shifting Power, and Finding the Humanity in the Sims Family
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23-year-old woman killed in Floyd County crash, charges expected
One person died and another was injured Saturday in a two-vehicle crash on U.S. 150 in Floyd County.
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What a fake poll reveals about worries around prediction markets and the midterms
While a stunt involving fake polls may not have been an effort to rig prediction markets, concerns are growing ahead of the midterms about other attempts to influence the betting sites.
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Suspect detained after a man was shot in the leg in Louisville’s Southside neighborhood
LMPD Officer Chris Baker said the shooting happened just after 5 a.m. Saturday morning at the 100 block of Hartwell Court.
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Science Behind the Forecast: The danger posed by lightning, in the summer and beyond
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.
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Mercy Academy names basketball court after standout athlete Kim Brohm
Mercy Academy honored former three-sport standout Kim Brohm by naming its basketball court after her.
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Meet the Louisville artist behind ‘Can Opener’ t-shirts
By Daniel Swinney The low-clearance Third Street bridge underpass known as the “Can Opener” is infamous for peeling the tops clean off tractor-trailers. It has recently found itself at the forefront of Louisville’s zeitgeist once again. While there is …
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Prepare for flight, Cards!
By Kaitlynn Bailey It’s a brand new year for students at the University of Louisville. With many new freshman as well as returning faces, there’s an energetic and infectious vibe on campus this August. As all adjust to being in a new setting or returni…
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GALLERY: Louisville field hockey upsets tenth-ranked Miami Redhawks
By Vinny Porco The eighteenth-ranked U of L field hockey team defeated Miami University 2-1 Friday afternoon in their home opener. Louisville field hockey walks out to face the Miami University Redhawks in their Aug. 28, 2026 home opener at Trager Sta…
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American Legion members help clean up historic Louisville cemetery
American Legion volunteers helped clean Louisville’s historic Greenwood Cemetery which honors more than 800 African American veterans.
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New records show JCPS saves $8.7 million after cutting teacher stipends at 20 schools
Newly obtained records show 20 Jefferson County Public Schools are no longer eligible for a district stipend that gave teachers at high-need schools thousands of dollars in extra pay, saving the district $8.7 million.
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New EMS hub coming to southern Indiana to replace aging Madison facility
Norton Healthcare breaks ground on a new Madison EMS hub designed to improve training and recruit emergency crews.
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JCPS blames mapping error for moving 6th grader’s bus stop to unsafe road
The district moved Preslee Havey’s bus stop back to her family’s driveway less than 24 hours after WDRB first reported on the family’s safety concerns last week.
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Murder suspect accused of stabbing man, dog to death in Old Louisville faces new theft charge
Charles Gerlach, 55, is charged with theft by unlawful taking after investigators said he failed to return a master key to the Phoenix School of Discovery.
Records show Carrollton entered contract with data center developers one year before public announcement
The city gave Poe Companies the exclusive right to purchase 342 acres of land near the water treatment plant in July 2025. Poe hasn’t purchased the land, yet.