Jeffersonville City Council passed a swift blow to new data center development. With a vote of 8-0, the council halted development for new data centers for one year.

Charlie Puth, one of the biggest pop hitmakers of the last decade, turns the Tiny Desk into a jazz club.

Louisville’s Air Pollution Control District has not recently cited Swift for violating rules, despite 530 complaints and dozens of “strong” odors this year.

Damarius Gardiner Person, 19, appeared in Floyd Circuit Court Monday, where he apologized to prosecutors and Gerlach’s family.

Nearly 250 dogs rescued from a Kentucky hoarding case are recovering with rescue groups, including in Louisville.

Sun Valley Park vandalized after four-wheelers damage golf course and swastika symbols are found in parking lot.

Under a new state law, Floyd County is putting together a Municipal Unit Strategic Taskforce, or MUST. County and city leaders will work together on a recommendation for how local income tax dollars should be divided before sending it to…

Richard Cox was found unresponsive July 25 in his housing area at the jail following an “apparent suicide attempt.”

The $10 million state-funded group aims to secure and advance the Commonwealth’s tech landscape, though it currently operates as a one-man show.

The push to make the Portland neighborhood in Louisville safer for walkers and bikers is ongoing, with a focus on increasing walkability and connectivity.

Families warn wearable toddler floaties may create false confidence in water as advocates push for stronger safety warnings and federal oversight after drownings.

President Donald Trump’s administration has taken aggressive steps to boost coal production, but those efforts may only have partially succeeded.

Principal Uriah Tolbert said Indian Trail Elementary School is taking a back-to-basics approach after noticing a slide in reading and math levels at the school.

All 880 buses maintained by the district, including the 640 buses that run daily routes, are equipped with new tablets that provide turn-by-turn directions for every route.

The juvenile alligator was spotted around 2 a.m. Sunday on Court Avenue. Callers alerted dispatchers that a reptile was loose in the roadway near downtown, eventually making its way to the front windows of a local law office.