As the community steps in to give some short-term help, the question is what can be done long term.

Civil liberty advocates want Louisville’s jail to tell the public what it costs to hold immigrants for an extra 48 hours for ICE. The mayor says the expense is negligible.

Kentucky executions remain on hold after a judge allowed parts of a long-running death penalty lawsuit to continue.

In a news release, Publix Super Markets announced it signed a lease for a new Louisville store in the space formerly occupied by Mid City Mall.

Construction on Louisville’s new VA hospital will not be completed this year as planned.

Kentucky state lawmakers say correcting voter assignment errors will be a focus during the next session in early 2027.

Six years after a Louisville man was shot and killed, his family is still waiting for the case against the woman accused of killing him to go to trial.

A Kentucky Department of Education official faces a DUI charge after police arrested her in Montgomery County last week.

The department said it is actively investigating, but it expects case numbers and counties associated with the outbreak to increase.

The Kentucky Exposition Center is undergoing a $460 million transformation, including construction of a 350,000-square-foot multipurpose facility.

Holy Burger will take over the former Taco Bell on 10th Street, between Main Street and Nachand Lane.

A major four-mile stretch of Charlestown Pike fully reopened after two years of construction, bringing relief to local commuters and preparing the area for a projected housing boom.

Abastos Wholesale on Preston Highway will double its current footprint through the project.