Marresa Burke

Southern Indiana health providers and judges are coming together to try to solve problems they are seeing in the courtrooms and jails. Officials say the ultimate goal is community safety. 

The Office of Violence Prevention highlighted the progress made in decreasing violence in Louisville at the third annual summit on Friday.

The Louisville Fire Department has promoted 22 individuals, with their positions ranking from supporting staff all the way to Colonel.

The Louisville Firefighter Memorial is a reminder of the sacrifices they make to keep communities safe.

The CEO of a Louisville museum is calling the attention they’re receiving “hits of compassion” after a video showing a woman having slave shackles put on her gained millions of views on their social media pages.

Louisville’s HealthTrackRX vows to provide faster results, better health outcomes

Inspector General Ed Harness believes that if there were an independent monitor overseeing LMPD reports, many of the issues his office experiences would not be happening.

A law affecting JCPS is at the center of debates once again.

Norton doctors advise parents to prepare for back-to-school illnesses

The suspect was originally wanted for skipping out on court in a previous case.

Every Friday, City leaders and community members gather at Gospel Missionary Baptist Church to talk about issues plaguing the city and collaborate on solutions.

WAVE Country is no stranger to extreme weather patterns. For those who suffer from migraines, the constant changes can be an issue. 

They are concerned about what the rest of the summer season will look like along Bardstown Road.

On June 12, 1948, President Harry Truman signed into law the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act, giving women the right to serve as regular, permanent members of the Armed Forces.

Doctors at the University of Louisville’s Brown Cancer Center have found that a new cancer treatment is showing promising results.

Organizers say attendees should be prepared for non-stop action and a unique atmosphere.

Since 1999, there has been one man tasked with making each Derby horse transformation impeccable.

A southern Indiana man who shot his wife in the chest in 2023 was sentenced on Wednesday, May 28. Jordan Cunningham will spend seven years in jail for aggravated battery.

A Japan-inspired claw arcade is opening in Louisville on Saturday.

W. E. B. DuBois Academy is celebrating its first senior class and their accomplishments ahead of graduation. Collectively, the students earned more than $800,000 in scholarships.