Terrance Sheckles' sisters say they relive his killing daily as Debra Rainey's case drags toward a September court date.

Kentucky's HB 485 gives judges another option for people in mental health crises, allowing outpatient treatment in cases that might otherwise lead to hospitalization or release.

A teenage boy is recovering after suffering a gunshot wound to the leg on Patton Court, a location with a haunting history.

Wasabi's Louisville debut brings a new restaurant to Brownsboro Road.

A man was sentenced for an investment fraud scheme.

Louisville could see morning storms and afternoon downpours Monday before a cooler, calmer Tuesday. More storms return midweek, with calmer conditions possible for the weekend.

Prospect's Captain's Quarters is spending $1 million on The Boathouse, a new hall with elevated storage intended to aid recovery after Ohio River flooding.

Victor Meyers, 48, faces a first-degree sodomy charge while already jailed on drug and theft counts in Winchester.

New Albany's 58th Harvest Homecoming rolls out October 3 with new holiday-themed artwork.

Lt. Caleb Stewart is suing the Merit Board over a 10-day suspension tied to Officer Jay Moss's throat grab of a homeless man outside a downtown hotel.

Conor Shea beat the old blindfolded record by nearly three seconds — and dedicated the feat to people with Usher syndrome.

A 38-year-old man admitted to drinking before the North First Avenue crash, police say. The motorcyclist was rushed to a hospital.

Jonathan Biven, once in charge of a beloved Kentucky State Police kids' camp, now faces a felony theft charge covering nearly six years.