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Neighbors told WDRB they’re scared for if and when Anthony Thornton returns to their street.

A fire broke out at a chemical plant near Louisville’s Park Duvalle neighborhood Saturday morning.

The sixth grader passed out while playing outside at Kammerer Middle School.

On Tuesday, the Scott County Sheriff’s Office and Indiana State Police found “skeletal remains” on a wooded property near where Martin was last seen.

Michael Sean Flanagan was arrested several times over the past few years, including in early September when he was jailed on theft charges.

Jerry Kincaid was 19 years old when he was drafted for World War II.

The Scott County Sheriff’s Office said it has spent thousands of man-hours searching for her in the dense woods nearby.

Less than 4% of Boy Scouts earn the honor of becoming Eagle Scout.

Scammers have gone as far as to dupe LMAS’s number, so you feel like your lost pet truly is at the shelter.

The researchers found brain functions after Long COVID are strikingly similar to those with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.

Joyce Mason moved out of Louisville’s Dosker Manor affordable housing complex Friday, the 100th person to be moved from the place that will soon be demolished due to years of violence and substandard living conditions.

Casting a ballot early has become a popular option for voters across the country.

It’s not yet clear if any additional stores in or around Louisville will be closing.

Fern Creek’s pilot program is intended to break students from their cell phone and improve teacher morale.

Fern Creek Fire and EMS Station No. 73 is getting a bigger facility and 18 more full-time staff members to serve Highview.

Soundbase Studios set up shop in Louisville’s west end to invest in local musicians.

All activities are shut down, including the booth area, stage events and rides.

Breast cancer is one of the most common types of cancer for women in the U.S., making early detection crucial.

A violence-plagued business closed this week and others along the sprawling Bardstown Road commercial corridor are vacant.

The license lottery for medical marijuana cultivators and processors in Kentucky will happen at the end of October.

The Thermo Fisher National Science Fair is by invitation only, and all four students go to St. Francis of Assisi in Louisville.

Dozens of people at the bus station on Broadway said they’ve been stranded from anywhere between a couple of hours to a couple of days.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Louisville opera singer was recently diagnosed with a rare form of cancer. It took away her ability to sing for large crowds, but she’s still finding a way to show off her talents while she…

EBT card stemming leaves many families without food stamps, as federal support for reimbursement ends.