Tori Gessner

The City of Louisville is planning to open its own outdoor homeless camp by the end of March, where people who are unable to find housing will be able to stay in tents and receive food and other services on a temporary basis.

The Hardin County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the area’s first homicide of the year after a 62-year-old woman was found dead inside her shed behind her home on Oak Drive in Radcliff April 13.

The incident happened on Jan. 31, 2021, along the Jefferson-Bullitt county line.

People who are not ready to move indoors can temporarily stay on the property and have access to resources that could help them find permanent housing, in addition to medical services, veterinarians on site, warm meals, showers, and a needle exchange for “safe” drug use.

The city spent $1 million of American Rescue Plan funds to expand the community ambassador program with the goal of reducing crime and cleaning the Highlands of graffiti and litter.

Two days after a JCPS bus hydroplaned during heavy rain on I-64, new details are coming in on calls made to police and police response to the accident.

Following two years of cancelled and pandemic-restricted Kentucky Derbies, this year thousands of visitors came out to Churchill Downs in full force to watch the Run for the Roses.

Jefferson County Election officials told WAVE News there have been very few problems at the 200 precincts during the primary election so far.

Former LMPD homicide detective, Christopher Palombi was fired after being accused of threatening to kill some of his coworkers in February.

A new affidavit details Louisville pediatrician, Stephanie Russell’s alleged quest to find someone to kill her ex-husband and includes claims she reached out to at least two of her nurses at KidzLife Pediatrics for help.