A Louisville teenager remembered as a hero was honored at his funeral after being killed by gun violence.

St. Joe’s Picnic returns to Louisville, raising money to support children recovering from abuse and neglect.

The annual festival has looked different in recent years. Organizers shortened this year’s event, but many people who showed up Friday said they noticed something else had changed: the park felt safer.

Tyrah Adams was killed Feb. 12 after she was picked up and crushed by the claw of a Metro Public Works garbage truck while sleeping in an alley.

One of the biggest recommendations is putting together a home emergency kit.

Federal authorities said they have made the largest methamphetamine seizure in Indiana history.

Louisville pastor charged with forgery after allegedly stealing an elderly woman’s property using a fraudulent deed.

I-264 West will close Friday night between I-71 and Westport Road for weekend construction work.

Betts turned himself in to police less than two weeks after he fatally stabbed 44-year-old Amy Skelton Nov. 8, 2023 in the 5000 block of Greenbridge Way.

According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks hate groups nationwide, flyering is one of the most common tactics for such groups.

The Center for Lay Ministries food pantry in Jeffersonville, Indiana saw a significant increase in demand this week.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers intercepted the package from Hong Kong on July 31 as it was headed to a home in Houston, Texas.

Louisville Metro Police found a man who had been stabbed around 7 a.m. on the 6500 block of Santa Fe Trail.

Deonco Taylor, Lavante Edison, Curtis Allan and Isata Secka face multiple charges.