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Collins said the next class will be sworn in 10 weeks from now. → Read More
Police initially observed the semi on Wednesday afternoon traveling on Bluegrass Parkway with a cracked windshield. → Read More
Yolanda Fisher was 50 years old. → Read More
Jurors deliberated for less than an hour before returning the verdict. → Read More
Paul Stensrud was in court Wednesday for his initial hearing. → Read More
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
He said her name was Sapphire Attieh and she was his sister's daughter. → Read More
This week, campus police alerted students about a potential threat through a mass email. → Read More
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 Dr. Marty Pollio said the school district plans to roll out proposals over the next few weeks to change school start times. → Read More
The department is aggressively looking for recruits to join its next training academy. → Read More
Police arrested Steve Wright, 54, after he tried to cash a check at a bank in Shepherdsville. → Read More
It will be the first game in Louisville between the two HBCUs in more than 100 years. → Read More
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
More than a dozen officers have been at the scene at 2nd and Breckinridge streets for several hours. → Read More
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
With the Christmas season past, the peak season for deliveries has ended. → Read More
The league was originally announced in January 2022. → Read More
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
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