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The new location will replace the original location at Green Tree Mall that opened in 1993 as the first Texas Roadhouse.
A woman was hospitalized after being shot Thursday night in Okolona.
Louisville police are investigating after a man was shot in the Chickasaw neighborhood Thursday night.
As Louisville Memorial Auditorium approaches its centennial in 2029, a legal battle is underway over who is legally responsible for keeping the historic venue from falling into disrepair.
For Kentucky voters, one ballot question could change the state’s constitution.
Michael Johnson joined the Army at 17. He said he drank to fit in with older soldiers around him, and the habit spiraled over the years.
Grayson County Schools bus driver Josh Rudnick told WDRB+WAVE that the allegations “are completely false.”
According to state police, a detective met with the Georgetown police chief over irregular search activity within the Flock system.
Nick Houck was arrested in June and charged with multiple counts of perjury after Kentucky State Police alleged he made material false statements under oath during official proceedings connected to the Crystal Rogers investigation.
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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.
Louisville man whose conviction was overturned pleads guilty in 2020 murders of man, 3-year-old girl
Kevon Lawless was sentenced to 35 years after pleading guilty to multiple felony charges, including murder, in the deaths of Brandon Waddles and Trinity Randolph.
Adam Troutman was hit and killed on Vaughn Mill Road in April. He was walking on a section of the street that had no sidewalk.
Louisville Metro Police said in September that Flock cameras helped locate and arrest the two suspects.
The Louisville Zoo is closing parts of its bird areas after a positive avian influenza test.
Attorney General Russell Coleman said Jeffrey Woodard, 62, of Shepherdsville, was taken into custody Wednesday afternoon.
Court documents say he admitted to being involved in the murder.
The charges, including drug trafficking and money laundering, came after the FBI searched Lucas’ hometown office and a cannabis shop in which she has a stake.
The Harrison County Sheriff’s Department said Marie Wilson was reported missing around 7:46 p.m. Wednesday.
Drive-thru voting will be available for three days of early voting and Election Day.
The Kentucky Department of Education released its annual school ratings, grading elementary, middle and high schools on a color-coded scale.
The mother said it happened Friday morning at Angie’s Higher Learning Academy and was caught on video.
JCPS student-athletes gathered for the annual Athletics Boys Brotherhood Sports Conference.
Brown is due for arraignment in District Court at 9 a.m. on Oct. 22. Cash bond is set at $250,000.
Two Shelbyville natives were weeks away from opening their dream boutique on Main Street when a weekend fire changed everything.
The event gives residents a safe and anonymous way to dispose of medications they no longer need.
People can surrender dogs or cats that are theirs, or strays that they find at LMAS, but they have to come in person and fill out paperwork.
The estate of a pilot killed in the deadly crash of UPS Flight 2976 has been dropped as a defendant in a set of lawsuits tied to the incident.
Head coach Robert Saleh spoke Wednesday and addressed the incident, the team and the league’s response directly.
Corydon police say a boy found a needle inside a chocolate bar after a Halloween event.
The historic library reopened last February after being closed for nearly 40 years.
Police said the morning arrests led to additional search warrants and possible additional local charges.
Monuments like Louisville Metro Hall, the Big Four Bridge and the twin spires at Churchill Downs will be lit yellow that evening.
Alternating lane closures are scheduled on the Gene Snyder West in Louisville starting Monday evening.
The governor said his request is not suggesting any institutions have failed students, but is a way to improve and do better.
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear announced a $6.4 million investment Wednesday in Bullitt County.
The new mobile immunization clinic stopped on South 4th Street in downtown Louisville during Food Truck Wednesday.
Steve Lawson was sentenced to 17 years in prison for conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with physical evidence.
One person was killed in a crash in Lincoln County that involved a vehicle carrying animal carcasses, according to Lincoln County Coroner Farris Marcum.
More than 100 journalists will come together under one roof, a newsroom that’ll stand among the largest in the country.
The proposed regulations are expected to go before Louisville Metro Council and suburban city councils for final consideration.
The bar is focused on cocktails and built around inclusivity, sustainability and creative beverage experiences.
Dr. Jeffrey Gum, a surgeon at Norton Leatherman Spine, worked alongside other surgeons and engineers to develop the Medtronic Stealth AXiS surgical system.
A new report highlights Kentucky’s infrastructure needs, including sewer system concerns, flooding risks and a $48 million funding gap.
The closure comes nearly two months after the business was purchased by a group of local business owners following a bankruptcy filing.
The ballet was inspired by Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel “Frankenstein.”
The Louisville Downtown Partnership recently unveiled its fifth “City Spot” at 500 West Tower Plaza.
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.
But above all, John Patterson said he wants people to remember his son as kind, hardworking and loving, because that’s who Ian Patterson was.