Natalia Martinez

Louisville’s transit system is looking forward to “setting the record straight” after a former employee filed a whistleblower lawsuit against the agency.

A Jefferson County judge says she was not aware a suspect had been ordered not to have a gun before she released him on his own recognizance, meaning without having to put up a bond.

A member of one of Louisville’s most prominent families will spend the next few weeks in jail after being charged with five DUI’s in a little over a year.

A nearly million-dollar home in Okolona belonging to an LLC run by a well-known community activist went up in flames.

The inmate was serving his sentence at the Kentucky State Reformatory.

The permits and inspections are required under Kentucky law because of the dangers associated with their use.

The men are facing civil rights violations for four separate incidents that happened from 2020 to 2024..

The Barnstable Brown Gala helps fund the Barnstable Brown Diabetes Center at the University of Kentucky.

While the celebrities usually take the spotlight at the Barnstable Brown Gala, there are heroes hiding in the crowd.

Adam Sanders was given a $3,000 bond on the new charges by two Oldham County Judges despite being out on bond for the murder charge.