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For all the lazy gardeners out there, fall is the best time to work smarter, not harder.

Halloween shoppers are seeing higher prices on candy and costumes this year, with the average American expected to spend $115 on the holiday, according to the National Retail Federation.

A Louisville organization is helping clean up the city and provide some shade for people walking around town.

Two Shelbyville natives were weeks away from opening their dream boutique on Main Street when a weekend fire changed everything.

The city is hosting the Brightside Community-Wide Cleanup Saturday, Oct. 24, from 9 a.m. to noon.

Dawne Gee welcomes Kentuckiana Crime Stoppers to the WAVE Country studio to highlight their work in the community.

Dawne Gee welcomes Kentucky Harvest to the WAVE Country studio to highlight their work in the community and the Support the Ones campaign.

Dawne Gee welcomes Big Brothers Big Sisters of Kentuckiana to the WAVE Country studio to highlight the 2026 Big Breakfast.

Louisville has awarded $1.1 million to expand severe-weather shelter beds and case management services as the city reports an 18% drop in unsheltered homelessness and more than 100 people placed in permanent housing through its Home for Good initiative.

Amazon said seasonal roles can lead to full-time positions.

Karen Sheets-Mobley, whose husband survived cardiac arrest after someone used an AED on him, helped bring Louisville's first publicly accessible defibrillator to Bardstown Road.

This year’s featured artist is Beth Baker.

Dawne Gee welcomes Muhammad Ali Center to the WAVE Country studio to highlight the 2026 Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Awards.

Dawne Gee welcomes Southwest Community Ministries and Kentucky Humane Society to the WAVE Country studio to preview "Get into the Spirits" event.

Dawne Gee welcomes Gilda’s Club Kentuckiana to the WAVE Country studio to highlight the 2026 NOOGIEFest and Día de Muertos events.

The track hosted nearly 1,000 people for its Walk to End Alzheimer’s event to raise money for care, support and research into the disease.

The Louisville Youth Choir partnered with the Louisville Chorus to hold their "Lift Every Voice" concert.

A barrage of pumpkins crashed down into the waters of the Ohio River Sunday.

La Casita Center partnered with Kentucky Performing Arts for Aflora: The Art Festival at Old Forester’s Paristown Hall on Brent Street.

Hundreds of people hit the streets in St. Matthews Saturday afternoon to stress the importance of getting out and voting Nov. 3 in the mid-term elections, while voicing concerns over the Trump administration.