Adi Schanie

With cold temperatures expected to grip the region, a downtown Louisville church is stepping up to help the city’s homeless population stay safe.

Medical marijuana is now legal in Kentucky, but patients likely won’t see it on shelves anytime soon. And state regulations requiring local cultivation and processing mean it could be months — or longer — before products are available.

The shooting happened about 2:15 p.m. Wednesday on Lampton Street.

There have been at least four shootings at Louisville bars this year.

A new report on domestic violence in Kentucky shows nearly half of women a third of men are victims of abuse.

Car buyers don’t seem ready to make the leap to electric vehicles mainly for one reason.

TARC will have fewer buses on all of its routes, so most riders will face longer waits at bus stops.

WDRB posed tough questions to Mayor Stuart Owen to uncover what he said is at the center of his decision to fire the chief.

Dog attacks are on the rise in Louisville and letter carriers are often the target.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is getting input on what needs to be done to one of the busiest state highway corridors.

Angela Tamura lived on the streets when she was 17, and is using her life experience and the nonprofit she founded to help others.

“The neighbors call it murder alley and won’t walk through there.”

Fire hydrants in rural parts of the area don’t have enough pressure to go the distance to fight fires.

Every 52 minutes someone will die of an eating disorder in the U.S., but treatments for it are lagging far behind other disorders.

Michael Devary worked on helicopters in the Army for six years. The first time he was deployed to Iraq in 2005, he was 19, newly married, with a baby boy on the way.

It’s a challenge to find activities that’ll keep energetic kids busy during the summer.

Two months after that tornado tore through Clark County, one neighborhood remains a sea of blue tarps and boarded-up windows. But one of the scariest parts of the fallout from the storm is that many resident said they didn’t near…

The constant notifications coming from cellphones are more than just a distraction.

A man died after crashing his car into a tree, causing a building to catch fire around 6:30 p.m. Friday, June 7.

Kentucky is one of 13 states that doesn’t compensate people wrongfully convicted.

The agreement comes weeks after TARC said it plans to reduce routes and lay off as many as 70 drivers as part of a cost-cutting move.

Sprak Skate Park is expected to open near the McAlpine Locks in July 2024.

Right now, the department is short 38 firefighters. Fully staffed, it employs more than 500.

The 13-year-old has used her personal pain to push herself to become a middle school track star at Grace James Academy.