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5 Metro Corrections recruits sworn in, jail still facing major staff shortage

Collins said the next class will be sworn in 10 weeks from now. → Read More

Jeffersontown Police intercept 'substantial amount' of cocaine during traffic stop

Police initially observed the semi on Wednesday afternoon traveling on Bluegrass Parkway with a cracked windshield. → Read More

Southern Indiana woman sentenced to 65 years in prison for fatal stabbing at laundromat

Yolanda Fisher was 50 years old. → Read More

New Albany man found guilty of several charges after 2020 capture in Utica

Jurors deliberated for less than an hour before returning the verdict. → Read More

Founder of southern Indiana homeless nonprofit claims drug charges against him are 'bogus'

Paul Stensrud was in court Wednesday for his initial hearing. → Read More

Days-long 'revival' service at Asbury University showing no signs of ending

What was scheduled to have been an hour-long chapel service at a Kentucky university has been going non-stop for more than a week. → Read More

Uncle of child who died in house fire near Iroquois Park says family wants answers

He said her name was Sapphire Attieh and she was his sister's daughter. → Read More

UofL Police looking for suspects after multiple on-campus robberies

This week, campus police alerted students about a potential threat through a mass email. → Read More

Radcliff family loses everything after mobile home fire, donations being collected

While no one was hurt in the fire, the family is now in need of housing, a car, clothes, and household items. → Read More

JCPS superintendent to share proposals for change to school start times

JCPS superintendent Dr. Marty Pollio said the school district plans to roll out proposals over the next few weeks to change school start times. → Read More

LMPD goes outside the country in effort to recruit new officers

The department is aggressively looking for recruits to join its next training academy. → Read More

Man accused of stealing checks from southern Indiana businesses arrested in Kentucky

Police arrested Steve Wright, 54, after he tried to cash a check at a bank in Shepherdsville. → Read More

Simmons College, Fisk University preparing for historic basketball game in Louisville

It will be the first game in Louisville between the two HBCUs in more than 100 years. → Read More

KSP announces troopers will soon be equipped with body cameras

The agency recently purchased a new camera system that will produce body-worn and in-car videos in an effort to help capture the truth and build trust. → Read More

Police conducting death investigation in Old Louisville

More than a dozen officers have been at the scene at 2nd and Breckinridge streets for several hours. → Read More

Norton Healthcare conducting new 15-minute skin test that can confirm Parkinson's disease

For years, Parkinson's has been difficult to diagnose in patients. But the new test being conducted at the Norton Neuroscience Institute is detecting the disease and changing lives. → Read More

Louisville police warn of uptick in packages stolen off porches

With the Christmas season past, the peak season for deliveries has ended. → Read More

LMPD officers use local basketball league to connect with inner city Louisville youth

The league was originally announced in January 2022. → Read More

Louisville Black Six honored with historical marker downtown

More than 50 years after their arrests led to a week of protests and riots in the city's west end, the Louisville Black Six are being honored, along with a → Read More

Louisville mayor touts city's bourbon boom during his time in office

Outgoing Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer said in a news conference Thursday that there were no distillery experiences in the city in 2014. Today, there are 10. → Read More