Juan Sanchez
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Kentucky's early primary voting period begins Thursday
It's election season in Kentucky and first up is the primary Tuesday. → Read More
Fest-a-Ville makes grand return Thursday at Waterfront: What to know
One of the most popular Kentucky Derby Festival events opens Thursday at the Great Lawn. → Read More
Downtown Louisville rally brings people together in show of support for Ukraine
With tensions still high in Eastern Europe, many in Louisville decided to show their support for Ukraine amid its war with Russia. → Read More
Bill to make sure Kentucky students get breakfast heads to Gov. Beshear's desk
Kentucky lawmakers have given the green light to a bill that aims to ensure all students start their school day on a full stomach. → Read More
Louisville's 'Falcon Cam' returns for your chance to see some hatching babies
Spring may still be a few weeks away, but LG&E and KU are already getting ready for what the season brings — falcon chicks! → Read More
ARCHIVES: In the 80s, Greenpeace protesters scaled a 640-foot smokestack
On Feb. 8, 1982, viewers in the Louisville region learned two men had taken their protest over acid rain caused by pollution to new heights — literally. → Read More
New friends: Ethan meets fellow survivor dog Travolta at Kentucky Humane Society
Two well-known Kentucky Humane Society survivors got the chance to meet for the first time over the weekend as one of them continues his road to recovery. → Read More
Kentucky author and ‘Merry Prankster’ Ed McClanahan dies at 89
Ed McClanahan, a Kentucky author, teacher and friend of counterculture icon Ken Kesey, died Saturday at his home in Lexington. → Read More
Hardin County man arrested after undercover investigation into online child sexual abuse case
A Hardin County man is behind bars facing charges in connection with a child sexual exploitation investigation. → Read More
Father stresses importance of vaccination after 29-year-old son in southern Indiana dies of flu
Father stresses importance of vaccination after 29-year-old son in southern Indiana dies of flu → Read More
Demolition work officially begins for Louisville Topgolf at Oxmoor Center
It's been a few months since we got an update on the Topgolf saga, but it looks like work has finally begun. → Read More
Funeral for Indiana Marine slain in Kabul to be held Sept. 14
A public funeral will be held Sept. 14 for the 22-year-old Marine from Logansport, Indiana, who was killed in Afghanistan. → Read More
Shooting outside south Louisville business leaves 2 people wounded
Two adult females were wounded when they were shot while they were sitting in a car Monday at a business on Manslick Road. → Read More
KSP trooper charged with perjury after video shows him using excessive force during arrest
Home surveillance video that caught Kentucky State Police troopers striking a suspect while serving a warrant is now leading to a perjury charge against one of the officers. → Read More
5 cases of COVID-19 delta variant found in Louisville, but health officials warn there are likely more
The delta variant has made its way to the Louisville Metro, and health officials are sounding the alarm to those who are unvaccinated in the community. → Read More
Ex-UofL assistant basketball coach federally charged in extortion scheme
A former University of Louisville assistant basketball coach is facing federal charges, accused of trying to extort money from the school. → Read More
Ex-UofL assistant basketball coach federally charged in extortion scheme
A former University of Louisville assistant basketball coach is facing federal charges, accused of trying to extort money from the school. → Read More
Kentucky man charged for having 2 illegal alligators at his home
Officials said the Paducah man admitted to keeping the 5-feet-long alligators at his home. They were seized by the conservation officers without incident. → Read More
No jail time for 3rd LMPD officer involved in Explorer sexual abuse scandal
A former Louisville Metro police officer will not get any prison time for his role in the police department's Explorer sex abuse scandal. → Read More
Here are the 11 nominees selected for Louisville's new Civilian Review Board
Six women and five men with diverse backgrounds have been named as nominees to the city's new Civilian Review and Accountability Board. → Read More