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The SUV turned into the parking lot before hitting the building.

A 3-month-old baby drowned at a motel in Louisville on Jan. 1 and now his only sibling is speaking up for him.

LMPD said there were 95 reported calls for shots fired from 11 p.m. Tuesday to 6 a.m. Wednesday.

Trinity’s STEM curriculum includes design, engineering, aerospace science and more.

From fires, explosions to rescue missions and more, several dangerous workplace incidents happened in Louisville this week.

BlueOval SK Battery Plant has been busy training hundreds of employees.

Ford said it’s not the first time she’s had to clean up after Givaudan.

An employee of the Louisville manufacturing plant that exploded Tuesday, killing two people and injuring 11 others, said Givaudan Sense Colour is a “dangerous place to work.”

The House of K Boutique in New Albany created and organized the “High Fashion, Higher Purpose Fashion Show” to support the Harvest Homecoming victims and their families.

The floor at Winston Industries includes employees with varying degrees of experience and training, and PICO helps maximize efficiency for mid-sized manufacturers like Winston.

The deadly crash happened on Nov. 3.

Fencers from across the country are competing in downtown Louisville and bringing in millions for the city.

The upgrades will feature up to 10 security screening lanes, state-of-the-art equipment and a breach control exit lane.

The mayor said the city attorney is working to find out if the Bonnieville Elementary will still exist.

Indiana’s and Kentucky’s 2024 ballot broken down into sections.

Taylor’s family said they’ve been waiting for nearly 1,700 days for someone to be held accountable.

Good Samaritans jumped out of their cars to help after seeing a car flip over on the Watterson Expressway Thursday.

Criminals are getting more sophisticated in their scam attempts.

The Louisville 20-year-old is behind bars, but is not charged with the murder of 18-year-old Bryce Gerlach.

Two people were detained Sunday morning in connection to the fatal shooting at Harvest Homecoming.

Jefferson County Public Schools said scammers are posing as high school athletes in order to garner phony fundraising from school communities.

The district said the collection is a scam.

Less than eight weeks ago, this swim team at Grace James Academy in Louisville’s Russell neighborhood didn’t exist. Now, some students who didn’t even know how to swim are making laps across the pool.

Neighbors are calling for more safety measures amid violence surrounding Louisville’s bar scene.