Adrianne Flores
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Louisville, KY, United States
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Trinity High School teacher takes second trip to refugee camp in Kenya
Chad Waggoner has seen the deplorable conditions in Kenya firsthand. → Read More
INDOT to start I-65 North paving project Monday
INDOT will reduce I-65 North to one lane between exits nine and 16 Monday night to start surfacing after adding a third lane. → Read More
Kentuckiana residents see hike in taxes, tolls beginning Sunday
Hoosiers are paying more at the pump while Kentuckianas are now paying more for certain services, all on the same day it started costing more to cross all three tolled Ohio River bridges. → Read More
Family marks 4-year anniversary of Louisville woman's disappearance pleading for answers
Family and friends gathered at Riverview Park for a vigil on Sunday, as they've done every year since they began praying for answers. → Read More
Doctors seeing uptick in heat exhaustion patients in Louisville
Temperatures topped 90 degrees Tuesday with the heat index in the mid to upper-90s, making simple things like walking potentially dangerous. → Read More
Leitchfield woman leads team of bloodhounds working to solve col
The cases of a missing Bardstown mother, a murdered Bardstown police officer and a 5-year-old boy beaten to death all have one thing in common. → Read More
Pilot program matches prospective Louisville residents with loca
From Churchill Downs to bourbon, Louisville has a rich history. But Christine Tarquinio with Greater Louisville Inc. is more concerned about the city's future. → Read More
Spanish tutoring becoming a big part of learning process for LMP
New LMPD recruits are coming equipped with a new tool. → Read More
Louisville man begins teaching mixed martial arts to kids in the
Khalid Raheem taught mixed martial arts on Dixie Highway for decades, but he recently moved back to west Louisville to give kids hope through martial arts and after-school tutoring. → Read More
JCPS recruiting talent from Puerto Rico to solve district's teac
A team of JCPS administrators went 1,700 miles to tap some of the best and brightest educators, an extraordinary step to solve the district's teacher shortage. → Read More
Lloyd Hammond found guilty of wanton murder and facilitation to
Hammond will be back in court for sentencing at 9 a.m. Monday. → Read More
Federal tax reform could soon bring relief to LG&E customers
The brutally cold January on record brought snow, below freezing temps and outrageously high utility bills for many. → Read More
3 people found shot and killed in a home in Pleasure Ridge Park
Three people were found shot and killed in a home in Pleasure Ridge Park on Friday afternoon. → Read More
VIDEO | Complex data surrounds weather forecasts like Friday's p
Data shows a front could be moving into the Louisville area Friday, and WDRB Chief Meteorologist Marc Weinberg and the weather team have been monitoring computer models closely. → Read More
LG&E hoping to soon implement new meters that would provide real
LG&E customers could soon have power over their utility bills. → Read More
Louisville health officials fanning the city in hopes of stoppin
Employees of the Louisville Metro Public Health Department fanned out across the city Wednesday scrambling to stop the spread of Hepatitis A, a gastrointestinal virus that mainly hits homeless popu... → Read More
Vitalis Lanshima voted into vacant District 21 Metro Council sea
Vitalis Lanshima has been named the new District 21 Metro Council member, filling the seat vacated by the removal of Dan Johnson. → Read More
St. Agnes fourth-grader with Down syndrome electrifies crowd wit
Cindy Jury always knew her son Griffin had star quality, on and off the court. → Read More
Kentucky seeing increase in reports of sexual assault in long-te
As Kentucky's top advocate for residents in long-term care, Sherry Culp fields dozens of calls every day. → Read More
Metro Council court agrees to let Dan Johnson keep seat in limit
Metro Council has agreed on an order that allows Dan Johnson to stay on council, but there are a few stipulations. → Read More