Mark Stevens

A former maintenance manager at a Louisville taco manufacturing plant has filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against Teasdale Foods, claiming he was fired in February after raising food safety concerns following a bird infestation at the facility on West Magnolia Avenue.

A Trump-appointed federal judge has dismissed the Justice Department’s attempt to obtain a full, unredacted copy of Kentucky’s voter database, a ruling Jefferson County Clerk David Yates said is a win for voter privacy and the balance of power between state and federal governments.

The new regulations move Kentucky in line with the rest of the country, but questions remain about doctors already licensed through alternative testing pathways.

Flanagan’s Ale House challenged that rule, arguing it was unconstitutional because it applied only to Louisville.

Records dispute hospitality group’s claim that a moist vote would immediately close 25 businesses

Association says moist designation would close 25 businesses, eliminate 500 jobs

The Indiana State Fire Marshal’s Office said an electrical failure at a receptacle in the apartment where the fire started caused the blaze. The office said no foul play is suspected.

A political effort is underway that could put the liquor status of the Bardstown Road entertainment district on the ballot this fall, a move that could bring major changes to businesses in the area.

A Louisville man filed an excessive force lawsuit against LMPD after officers arrested him on a six-year-old warrant for a $175 unpaid court fee.

Multiple gunmen fired 90 shots in and outside a motorcycle club on Berry Boulevard around 6 a.m. Sunday, police said.