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Drivers on Interstate 65 North in Louisville should prepare for significant traffic impacts starting Friday.

Watching for showers Friday with more tranquil weather moving in for the second half of the weekend.

No rain, no high heat and low humidity going into the long holiday weekend.

Dry skies and comfortable temperatures as we head into the weekend.

The heat builds over the weekend, with the hottest weather expected Sunday through Tuesday and only minimal rain chances to cool us down.

While no day is a washout we will be watching for scattered showers and storms all weekend long.

A state park in the Appalachian foothills of Eastern Kentucky is throwing a one-of-a-kind summer party deep inside a cave!

The heat is here and it's not going anywhere this weekend. Our only chance for relief? Some cooling showers and storms. Find out when you'll want to grab the umbrella.

While the "Buck Moon" will be at its fullest on Thursday in the Louisville area, it may look a little different due to a "major lunar standstill."

A Michigan based ice-cream brand is touring the Midwest, setting up free ice cream pop-up events. And Louisville is their next stop!

A heat advisory continues through Friday evening, but the heat will stick with us through the weekend.

Impact weather will be the main theme of the weekend with multiple chances for strong storms. The weather does look more quiet by Sunday.

Strong to severe storms will roll through the region Friday but calmer skies take over for the second half of the weekend.

Look forward to dry, sunny and tranquil weather for Mother's Day weekend.

it's an unsettled start to your weekend but calmer skies will prevail for Saturday and Sunday.

A flood watch is in effect for the Louisville region with several rounds of heavy rain expected over the course of the week.

A big time warm up heading our way but it comes with some unsettled weather through the weekend.

A big winter warm-up to start the weekend, but rain and snow chances aren't far behind.

A cool start to the weekend but we're trending milder by Sunday.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is reminding drivers to be on the lookout for deer, especially over the next couple of months.