Scott Reynolds
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Louisville, KY, United States
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Louisville production company behind 'Jesus Revolution' movie releasing this month
Actor Kelsey Grammar plays a pastor that transforms his church with a hippie evangelist. → Read More
Retiring police chief Rick McCubbin 'enjoyed every minute' of 40 years in law enforcement
The Shepherdsville Police Chief announced on Monday his plan to retire Jan. 2. McCubbin has been in the middle of high-profile cases that have drawn national attention, like a trio → Read More
Thousands of fans attend Louder Than Life in Louisville to rock out
The festival has been growing over the years since starting in 2014. Organizers are expecting a massive crowd this year. → Read More
After losing second son to fentanyl overdose, Louisville family speaks out
They wanted to tell their story to prevent others from dying from fentanyl poisoning. → Read More
Kentucky Derby upset produces 'unheard of' Pentafecta at Churchill Downs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The exacta and trifecta are pretty common horse bets. Picking the first four horses in correct order is the rare superfecta. Then there’s the little known → Read More
Mom who lost legs shielding kids from Henryville tornadoes continues to thrive
Ten years after losing her legs due to injuries she received while shielding her children from the devastating tornadoes that tore through Henryville in 2012, Stephanie Decker and her family → Read More
Henryville restaurant rebuilds, renames but 'nobody will ever forget' the 2012 tornado
The 2012 tornado brought winds up to 175 miles per hour, strong enough to lift a school bus from across the street and send it flying into the restaurant. → Read More
TikTok launches music career of Louisville man who never believed he could sing
"Last year taught me not to dream so small and set bigger goals, because if you want it you can make it happen." → Read More
The pothole problem: Metro Public Works filling potholes left behind after winter weather
While the potholes are a headache for drivers, they're a windfall for local tire shops. → Read More
South Carolina company works to save universities money when they part ways with coaches
Major colleges have paid more than $500 million to coaches on their way out in the last decade. While the numbers may be staggering, a South Carolina company wants to → Read More
Graves County church full of supplies for tornado victims
But just down the road, another church about a mile away — Catalyst — was untouched by the tornado. → Read More
Louisville Vietnam veteran wants others to understand importance of Veterans Day
Earl Yocum, 77, was awarded the Purple Heart, which he keeps with him at all times — along with the terrifying memories. → Read More
GCCS shifting gears in attempt to get around bus driver shortage
With a shortage of bus drivers, every worker in the transportation department might have to chip in, using all available vehicles. → Read More
Former SRO says program is 'paramount' in JCPS schools
Clayton Elliott, who served as an SRO for five years at two different JCPS Schools, believes every school should have an officer to help the kids inside, and to deal → Read More
J-town police chief says SRO could have prevented high school evacuation
Beyond relationships, Sanders says SROs need to be uniformed and carry a gun. → Read More
Built in Louisville, Block by Block provides cities with specialized services
Even though the company employs around 3,000 people nationwide, its name won't be found unless the office is visited on Fourth Street in downtown Louisville. → Read More
Louisville artist manager helping musicians achieve dreams
Frazier's artists include Grammy nominated Volbeat, Multi-Platinum Saving Abel and Flaw. → Read More
Louisville company says it's ahead of federal mandates for COVID vaccines, testing
If office workers aren't vaccinated, they get tested each week. Dozens of employees get swabbed every Tuesday at a cost of $100 per person. → Read More
Buffalo Trace Distillery racks up awards amid construction on $1.2 billion expansion
In the Bourbon world, Buffalo Trace Distillery is akin to Alabama in college football. → Read More
Settlement reached with JCPS student who was dragged by bus in 2015
Just before the case was handed to a jury this week, an undisclosed settlement was reached between the family and JCPS and its insurance company. → Read More