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The extreme heat, while an inconvenience, is also a mental health concern. → Read More
As Ritchie breaks barriers and once again breaks ground, construction for the splash pad started last Monday. → Read More
A costly TikTok challenge has made it's way to Louisville and it almost cost Taneka Williams a lot of money. → Read More
It's issues like this that are costing area taxpayers thousands and could hinder much needed repairs and renovations. → Read More
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- For those local basketball fans that grew up in the 1990s, the Dirt Bowl tournament was a rite of passage. → Read More
The spaced-out blocks are the solution city leaders and Public Works believe will put an end to a vehicle shortcut. → Read More
Representatives from Louisville-based real estate company NTS Development Company presented renderings and plans to city leaders on Tuesday. → Read More
The audit not only resolved the theft issue, but helped the city get the money they need to replace and fix the roads and streets. → Read More
During its grand reopening 20 people walked away with free eyebrow shaping for a year, while others received a glass of champagne and other giveaways. → Read More
Kelly Prewitt hopes it will save lives after hers changed forever two summers ago. → Read More
Nearly all of the city's pools are looking for more lifeguards. → Read More
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Black female entrepreneurs gathered for a picnic with a glamorous twist on Saturday evening. → Read More
Officers were saluted with a proclamation for National Police Week earlier this month. → Read More
Everything changed for Shawn seven years ago at UofL Hospital. → Read More
For one local transgender student, the bill is disappointing. → Read More
Jacob McClanahan died on the night of Monday, May 16 along Highway 135 in Palmyra. → Read More
Huston Quin Park, also known as Wilder Park, near Churchill Downs is a place for recreational sports and a spot to keep cool in the hot summer heat. → Read More
Village 8, a landmark theater in Dupont Village in St. Matthews, has shown movies for around 50 years. The eight-screen theater is closing on July 5. → Read More
It will be the first subdivision in nearly 60 years in the community. → Read More
Derby parties are happening at homes all over Louisville. → Read More