Lauren Adams
WLKY
Louisville, KY, United States
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Bullitt County firefighter returns to force 9 months after crash
Lt. Terrell Bryant fought for months to get his life back. Against all odds, he returned to the firehouse this week. → Read More
Driver in crash that killed Louisville 13-year-old gets 11-year sentence
Five years after a crash claimed the life of Ki'Anthony Tyus, 13, the driver has his day in court. → Read More
Huge kids consignment sale back in Louisville this weekend
Now in its 26th year, the Kidstuff Sale has become synonymous with getting a good deal. → Read More
Man accused in deadly shooting outside Shepherdsville GFS appears in court
It was an emotional day in court as a Louisville man faced the family of the co-worker police say he killed and another that survived. → Read More
LMPD cracking down on street racing in Louisville; 3 arrested this month
LMPD is stepping up patrols as dangerously high speed races take over city streets. → Read More
14-year-old that killed western Kentucky man receives 12-year sentence in plea deal
A teenager police say shot a man in cold blood faced a judge and his victim's family in court Thursday. → Read More
Frankfort couple facing abuse charges after 7-year-old found living in hazardous conditions
A Frankfort couple faces abuse charges after their 1st grader was found living in hazardous conditions. → Read More
Parents of teen that died while pledging UK fraternity pushing for hazing to become felony
On Thursday, Tracey and Kirk Hazelwood traveled to Frankfort, pushing lawmakers to change the laws as it relates to hazing. → Read More
Hardin Co. man who died in 2006 identified by DNA Doe Project
A deputy coroner was able to give the family closure, thanks to technology and hard work. → Read More
Kentucky educators, others ask for changes to make schools safer
School officials were in Frankfort Thursday to testify before the Juvenile Justice Oversight Council. → Read More
Louisville's new first lady eager to tackle the job
Rachel Greenberg says she's thrilled to take on the new role and help to make the city better. → Read More
Hardin County police warning of scammers after 2 report bank accounts wiped out
Investigators say each of the victims is out more than $10,000 and they believe there are more victims. → Read More
State lawmakers working to open juvenile detention center in Louisville
State lawmakers are working to overhaul Kentucky's juvenile justice system and that could mean a new, state-run facility in Louisville. → Read More
Nelson Co. detectives break up bogus check scam, put 2 behind bars
Investigators believe the man behind the scheme, who worked with his girlfriend, has likely been doing it across the country for years. → Read More
Louisville mother pushing for answers, 6 years after teen son's murder
Joshua Hodgens was shot and killed on Jan. 31, 2017 but his mother holds out hope an arrest will be made → Read More
Investigators say faulty stove likely to blame in southern Indiana fire that killed 3
The coroner has not yet released the names of the victims, but investigators believe they are the homeowner, his girlfriend and her adult son. → Read More
'That sign should not have fell': Family of woman killed by Denny's sign in Etown asking for answers
After a woman was killed, and her daughter and husband were injured, family is demanding to know how it could have happened. → Read More
Louisville mother caught on camera trying to give drugs to incarcerated son
Sabrina Knight, according to investigators, dropped a package containing fentanyl at a loading dock. But investigators caught wind of the plan and intercepted it. → Read More
LMPD releases video of driver they say was involved in fatal hit-and-run in downtown Louisville
Police are releasing new video of what happened early Sunday, hoping it will lead to an arrest. → Read More
Man charged with kidnapping 6-year-old girl in Valley Station takes plea deal
Robby Wildt will spend the next 13 years in prison after grabbing a girl from the front yard of her home. → Read More