Kevin Trager
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3 children killed in Tell City house fire
Three children were killed Friday in an early morning house fire in Tell City, Indiana. → Read More
Wayside Christian Mission opens low-barrier shelter on Christmas Eve
A new low barrier homeless shelter opens Monday in Louisville. → Read More
Officials say bourbon plays major role in Louisville tourism
In the past three years, nine bourbon companies have opened distilleries or storefronts downtown, leading to a boost in visitors. → Read More
Major cleanup at Joe Creason Park after last week's Cyclocross Championships
Since Monday, crews have been working to clear pathways, spread straw and lay grass seed. → Read More
Louisville police pursuit ends when suspect crashes into TARC bus
A police chase in west Louisville ended Friday when the suspect smashed his car into a TARC bus full of passengers. → Read More
Fallen Charlestown officer remembered as one of the best
The Charlestown Police Department is in mourning after Sgt. Ben Bertram died in the line of duty death. → Read More
Federal, state authorities make drug bust in PRP
Federal law enforcement and state police made a significant drug bust in Pleasure Ridge Park during a traffic stop Thursday on Freeport Drive. → Read More
Gov. Matt Bevin addresses workforce development during community forum
Gov. Matt Bevin hosted a community forum in Taylorsville Thursday and one of the topics was workforce development. → Read More
Louvelo bikes expand to Jeffersonville
The Louvelo bike-sharing network is expanding across state lines. → Read More
City leaders call upon churches to help aid homeless problem in Louisville
City leaders are calling on local churches to provide emergency, temporary shelter for women and children forced out of their homes because of domestic violence. → Read More
Mint Julep Tours launches new fleet of vehicles
A local company specializing in bourbon tours is launching a new fleet of vehicles never before seen on Louisville streets. → Read More
Shoppers hit streets early for Black Friday
The Black Friday deals actually started Thursday morning across the river at the Clarksville Bass Pro Shops. → Read More
Archbishop apologizes, addresses wide range of topics in rare interview
For the first time since the Archdiocese of Louisville began a major review of past child sex abuse cases, Archbishop Joseph Kurtz sat down with WLKY’s Kevin Trager for a wide-ranging interview. → Read More
Louisville leaders consider new regulations for short-term rentals
City leaders want to find a way to keep up with regulations,while ensuring people can still rent out their homes or apartments. → Read More
LG&E expects all power to be restored by Saturday evening after ice storm
LG&E crews are working to get power back on for thousands of customers after this week’s ice storm brought down trees and power lines across the area. → Read More
JCPS schools remain open despite losing power
Hundreds of Jefferson County Public Schools families pulled students out of school because of power outages. → Read More
Councilman pushes city to provide more help to Louisville's homeless
There's a new effort to change how the city deals with the homeless population, moving away from citations and notices to more useful ways to get help to those in need. → Read More
Officials pursue new restaurant at former Doc's Cantina site
The former Doc's Cantina restaurant at Waterfront Park could be getting a new tenant soon. → Read More
Louisville lawmaker pushes for investigation into Catholic church sex abuse allegations
Rep. Jim Wayne is sponsoring legislation that would make it easier for the attorney general to investigate sex abuse allegations against priests statewide. → Read More
Local Catholics push for release of clergy names accused with sex abuse
The Archbishop of Louisville is promising transparency as local Catholics call for the Archdiocese to release names of clergy who have faced credible accusations of child sex abuse. → Read More