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'First step in trying to rebuild trust': Racing Louisville FC leadership answer questions
For the first time since two investigations revealed not just sexual abuse allegations and other forms of abuse, Racing Lou's president and owner answered questions. → Read More
LMPD shuts down Waterfront Park, Big Four Bridge
Police said they responded to the park on reports of multiple fights happening in the area. → Read More
Severe Weather Awareness | Staying safe in Kentucky's frequent flooding
Whether it’s flash flooding from thunderstorms or slowly rising river flooding from a persistent wet weather pattern, flood concerns seem to be more common nowadays. → Read More
Police: Man dies after crash on Blankenbaker Lane
Authorities said they did not believe weather was a factor in the incident. → Read More
Beshear confirms 3 dead after severe weather makes its way through Kentuckiana
Mayor Craig Greenberg also declared a state of emergency for Louisville and urged everyone to stay safe. → Read More
'It's a big deal to get to 50': Louisville's St. Patrick's Day Parade celebrates it's 50th anniversary
A man who was thinking about running for mayor was urged by his wife to restart the popular St. Patrick's Day Parade in Louisville as part of a campaign promise. → Read More
Police issue Golden Alert for woman last seen near Waterfront Park
Tabitha Flannery, 21, was last seen Monday around 4:30 p.m. according to police. → Read More
LMPD: Bicyclist dies after hit-and-run on I-265; driver arrested
Police said the victim was hit and killed while riding a bicycle on the shoulder of the interstate. → Read More
Officers arrest man accused of assaulting student in high school gym
According to Jefferson County Public Schools Richard Gatewood was taken into custody Wednesday morning. → Read More
LMPD: Pedestrian dies after being hit while trying to cross Dixie Highway
Louisville Metro Police (LMPD) is investigating after a vehicle struck a pedestrian on Dixie Highway shortly before 8:30 p.m. Thursday according to officials. → Read More
Louisville beats Georgia Tech 68-58 for third win of season
This is the Cardinals first ACC win of the season and their first win of 2023. → Read More
Human Rights Campaign gives Louisville perfect score for supporting LGBTQ+ community
Louisville has been a welcoming place for the LGBTQ+ community for years, and the metro is continuing that tradition with the latest Human Rights Campaign score. → Read More
Expect delays as Sherman Minton lane restriction scheduled in February
A new lane restriction is scheduled for the Sherman Minton Bridge in February. It will be closed on or after 9 p.m. Feb. 24 and is supposed to open the next day. → Read More
LMPD investigating deadly shooting in Irish Hill neighborhood
LMPD said when officers arrived at the 500 block of Cooper Street they found a man who had been shot. → Read More
Tickets for 5 Kentucky Derby Festival events to go on sale
The other 2023 Derby Festival tickets will go on sale Friday starting at 10 a.m. according to a release. Some of the tickets have been available since November 2023. → Read More
LMPD investigating burglary at Germantown business
ShopBar said the person took the register and tons of jewelry. → Read More
NWS: 3 tornadoes confirmed after latest storm system in Kentucky
One tornado had maximum winds of 110 miles per hour, officials said. → Read More
LMPD arrests woman accused of stealing mail
Police said Cheri Underwood stole mail from several people. → Read More
Kentucky legislature pre-files bill impacting students who are transgender
Another bill impacting students who are transgender has been pre-filed in Kentucky. House Bill 30 aims to ensure there is privacy within select school rooms. → Read More
Kentucky governor gives 2023 'State of the Commonwealth' address
"The state of our commonwealth is strong and our future is bright," Beshear said on social media. → Read More