Amanda Roberts
WDRB News
Louisville, KY, United States
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'Not good' | Pollio reacts to lawmakers' attempts to split JCPS into multiple districts
JCPS will not be divided into multiple school districts — for now. → Read More
Hundreds line up at Louisville food pantry following power outages from storm
The loss of power means many people lost all the food in their refrigerators. → Read More
Bill aimed at restricting drag shows in Kentucky heads to state senate for debate
A hearing in Frankfort on Thursday drew a lot of emotional testimony from supporters and opponents of Senate Bill 115. → Read More
Fire closes steel plant indefinitely in south Louisville Riverport industrial area
Crews were called to a warehouse off Cane Run Road about 6:30 a.m. Thursday. → Read More
Fire, hazmat crews respond to emergency in south Louisville Riverport industrial area
Crews were called to a warehouse off Cane Run Road about 8 a.m. Thursday. → Read More
Fire destroys popular restaurant in southern Indiana
According to Clarksville Fire Department Chief Brandon Skaggs, the call came in about 5 a.m., and upon arrival, crews found a plume of smoke coming from the building. → Read More
Ice, sleet, freezing rain make for challenging commutes in Louisville, southern Indiana
Some drivers got stranded for hours after trying to tackle icy hills. → Read More
DUI suspect in court after crashing truck into Louisville Penn Station, landing 'against the grill'
The man accused of being drunk when he crashed into a Penn Station restaurant in Louisville Thursday night appeared before a judge Friday morning, where his bond was set at → Read More
Customers wait outside overnight for grand opening of Louisville's first LaRosa's Pizza
They did it for the promise of free pizza for a year. → Read More
Female welders from across Kentucky take part in statewide competition
Dozens of high school girls from across Kentucky took part in the state's first all-girls welding competition Thursday. → Read More
18-year-old woman dies after hit and run in west Louisville, police searching for suspect
Police are looking for a black male with dreadlocks believed to be in his late teens or early 20s. → Read More
Former US Congressman Yarmuth offers advice for those watching speaker of the House votes
He suggests that constituents enjoy their families, hobbies, or favorite Kentucky sports teams, knowing that there will eventually be a Speaker of the House. → Read More
New Year, New School | Old Mill Elementary students get first look at their new building
Students at Old Mill Elementary walked into a brand new building Wednesday morning. → Read More
Red Cross expecting hundreds of donors at annual 2-day blood drive
This is an annual tradition for many donors at the 45th annual Holiday Hero Donorama at the Kentucky Fair and Exposition Center. → Read More
Louisville-area hospitals seeing influx of flu patients as holidays approach
Don't let your guard down by not taking precautions like frequent hand washing, masking up when appropriate and getting vaccinated. → Read More
East Louisville day care worker accused of abuse now facing additional charges
Racheal Flannery, the daycare worker accused of abusing babies in her care when she was employed by Vanguard Academy in Norton Commons, has pleaded not guilty to more than a → Read More
Jack Harlow's mom shares her gift (w)rapping skills with Kosair Charities volunteers
Volunteers with Kosair Charities got some gift wrapping help from the mother of Louisville rapper Jack Harlow on Giving Tuesday. → Read More
Norton Healthcare's mobile unit to make weekly stops at Nia Center in west Louisville
The Mobile Primary Care Unit targets underserved areas. → Read More
Long lines at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport on busy Thanksgiving travel day
If you're going to pack a holiday gift this season, make sure it’s unwrapped so you don't create delays as TSA will have to unwrap it. → Read More
Travelers at Louisville's airport for Thanksgiving should expect big crowds
Bring your patience. → Read More