Senait Gebregiorgis
WHAS11 News
Louisville, KY, United States
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Fired LMPD detective Joshua Jaynes: 'I really believe in my heart, my soul, my mind, I did my job'
Joshua Jaynes and Mayor Greg Fischer testified during the third day of hearings as the Louisville Police Merit Board decides if he should have his job back. → Read More
Louisville hits 100 homicides after Cox Park shooting
Louisville police said a man in his late teens was found shot to death in a parking lot on River Road near the Ohio River Wednesday morning. → Read More
Bourbon tourism booming in Kentucky as COVID-19 restrictions ease
"We are on track to exceed pre-pandemic numbers in terms of the people coming so that's a huge deal. We're in June and nobody knew what to expect when we reopen." → Read More
Louisville woman who lost mother, father in separate shootings hopes to inspire children left parentless
A Louisville woman is about to spend her 14th Father's Day fatherless because of a crime that sheds light on Louisville's growing problem of gun violence. → Read More
Opening held for transform Beecher Terrace; residents excited
The former 80-year-old Beecher Terrace had a long reputation of violence and crime. It was demolished in 2018 and tenants had to temporarily move. → Read More
Louisville business owner remembered 1 year after police shooting
David McAtee's business, YaYa's BBQ, was no stranger to large crowds -- proven the night he was killed. → Read More
How Breonna Taylor protests could impact Louisville's mayoral race
Experts said it is already the most diverse group of contenders in Louisville with a growing field of candidates. → Read More
Jack Harlow's DJ claims shooting victim attacked him twice, judge denies request to lower bond
The DJ for Louisville rapper Jack Harlow accused of killing a bartender at a Louisville nightclub on Derby Eve is claiming he defended himself. → Read More
LMPD: 8 arrested, 11 guns recovered after detective in right place at right time
A Louisville police officer happened to be at the right place at the right time Monday, resulting in the recovery of 11 guns and two stolen cars. → Read More
Louisville married double murderer didn't know: ABC 2020
"You're not responsible for someone else's actions, you can't carry that burden and you can't carry that shame...it's exhausting," Rebecca Simic said. → Read More
New Albany Floyd County Schools to host vaccine clinics ahead of prom and graduation
2020 was the year of cancellations, no proms, graduations or end-of-year ceremonies but for the class of 2021, that may change. → Read More
Kentucky ranks No. 1 in child abuse cases nationwide for third straight year, Indiana holds highest death rate
For the third year in a row, Kentucky has the highest child abuse rate in the country. Meanwhile, Indiana holds the highest child abuse death rate nationwide. → Read More
Louisville to add more COVID-19 vaccination sites as Kentucky expands eligibility
Churchill Downs hosted Norton Healthcare on Monday for vaccine distribution. → Read More
Neighbors of Churchill Downs ready for Derby parking hustle
With ticket options for the Kentucky Derby going on sale Friday, business owners and neighbors are ready to make some extra money this Derby after a fan-less 2020. → Read More
'Good ole boy system': LMPD officer files lawsuit accusing department of bias, discrimination
In the lawsuit, Officer Philip Satterthwaite claims that LMPD officials promoted friends and family members over better-qualified candidates. → Read More
Louisville restaurant honors history of Kentucky Black jockeys
A Louisville restaurant has rebranded their business to honor some of the original members of the Kentucky Derby. The Black Jockeys Lounge is giving them recognition → Read More
Galt House Hotel offering COVID-19 testing to attract more guests, group bookings
The Galt House Hotel is offering onsite testing options for COVID-19 in hopes of attracting guests and giving them peace of mind. → Read More
'I think a lot of what you see is retaliatory strikes'
In 2021, LMPD has responded to 90 non-fatal shootings and almost 30 homicides. → Read More
'Always remember the safest thing is not to go'
Traveling for spring break? Trends from 2020 show a surge in cases after travel holidays on the Fourth of July, fall break, Thanksgiving and Christmas. → Read More
First look inside Louisville Urban League's 24-acre complex
In addition to the outside and indoor track and field, the center includes educational spaces, rock climbing, and a bowling alley. → Read More