The project includes a new chapel and an expanded emergency department.

Ronald Winter, 24, was arrested Tuesday on first-degree assault charges in the June 11 shooting at the restaurant in Okolona.

Our (Un)Wrap party on Aug. 29 will feature a conversation with host Michelle Tyrene Johnson and poet Lance G. Newman II, an art workshop and a poetry slam.

Superintendent officials said the delay is tied to the remaining work at the new Adair County Middle School.

A partial closure began Wednesday at the intersection of at the intersection of U.S. 31 and County Road 311 in Sellersburg, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation.

Chief Thomas Brummer was placed on paid leave effective immediately after a July 21 city meeting, according to the meeting minutes.

Louisville’s police chief weighed in on data reflecting racial disparities in traffic stops, findings which drew criticism from the city’s police watchdog.

The campus will include 123 residences offering independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing services.

During a visit to the University of Kentucky on Wednesday, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the decertification of Network for Hope.

Kentucky ranked among the nation’s leaders in reading and math improvement as graduation and readiness rates increased.

Gov. Mike Braun declared an energy emergency, reinstating his suspension of the state’s gas usage tax and gas excise tax through Sept. 5.

On Monday, the Louisville Metro Office of Inspector General called for immediate action after internal records obtained by WDRB showed Metro Police officers searched Black drivers more than twice as often as white drivers last year and were less likely…

To launch the festivities on Wednesday, dozens of classic cars made the trek from the Expo Center to Fourth Street Live! under police escort.

Louisville officials say the city recorded its fewest July homicides since 2014 and continues to see year-over-year declines in gun violence through the Safe Louisville initiative.