Gina Glaros
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Louisville, KY, United States
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Louisville business owners hopeful spring will serve as a downtown pick-me-up
A common routine — pre-pandemic — would be to drive downtown, grab a cup of coffee and go to work. However, it's not that easy anymore with more businesses closing → Read More
Officially adopted! Ethan the dog cheered by caretakers as he heads to forever home
The adoption ceremony was held for Ethan at the Kentucky Humane Society. → Read More
CDC, Louisville Health Department recommend staying home this spring break
Looking into Spring Break plans? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that you delay travel plans, and if you must take a trip, follow several guidelines. → Read More
Pandemic takes a bite out of Girl Scouts' cookie sales, potentially programs
Girl Scouts' programs are all made possible by the annual cookie sale. → Read More
28 new LMPD officers sworn in amid department shortage
LMPD is short around 200 officers and put out a call for more applications in its most recent recruitment process. → Read More
Bowman Field offers new exhibit celebrating Black History Month
The exhibit is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays through February. → Read More
Fox show, 'Call me Kat' creates frenzy at Louisville cat cafés
You can watch Call Me Kat on Thursdays at 9 p.m. on Fox. → Read More
Kroger celebrates St. Matthews employee after 46 years of service
Jeanie Lilly has greeted Louisville shoppers with a smile for 46 years, and on her last day Friday, her St. Matthews Kroger family threw her a retirement celebration. → Read More
Mental health experts prepare for 'second wave' of pandemic
"It's a daily concern typically, this worry, this fear, and that's been going on ten, 11 months." → Read More
Neighbor remembers 74-year-old man shot and killed by crossfire at his west Louisville home
"As any of us would do when you hear massive gunfire, as always happens here, we come to our front doors to see what's going on, and unfortunately that cost → Read More
LMPD hopes to receive 500 applicants to address officer shortage
If selected, recruits will go through six months and more than 1,000 hours of training. → Read More
Family Video closing all locations, including Shelbyville store
The owner of the Family Video in Shelbyville said she will miss the nostalgia of picking a flick with someone you care about. → Read More
UPDATE: 22-year-old man dies after overnight shooting in Jeffersontown
The Jeffersontown Police Department is investigating after one person was shot early Sunday morning. → Read More
1 person in critical condition after Jeffersontown shooting
JEFFERSONTOWN, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Jeffersontown Police Department is investigating after one person was shot early Sunday morning. → Read More
Local carwash, radio station help deliver kids' Christmas lists to Santa during pandemic
A local car wash and 106.9 are teaming up to help get kids' Christmas wishes to Santa. The partnership is a first to help families who didn't get to see → Read More
JCPS second grader publishes joke book during quarantine
Funny Zone: Quarantine Edition is available on Amazon. → Read More
Clark County government building to move to new River Ridge site
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Clark County Commissioners voted Thursday to move the government center to a new building in the River Ridge Commerce Center in southern Indiana. The move → Read More
JCPS librarians finding ways to get books to students at home
Librarians in Jefferson County Public Schools are making house calls or using other methods to get books to students and keep them reading. → Read More
Louisville small businesses' overall revenue down 26% during pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has been devastating to small businesses, and Mayor Greg Fischer said Wednesday that it's up to local shoppers to help them weather this storm. → Read More
Trinity HS student starts petition to establish honor guard in Auschwitz
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Preserving world history, one signature at a time. A local high school student is doing what he can from thousands of miles away to help people → Read More