JCPS will spend roughly $750,000 more to switch from juice boxes to pouches, a procurement choice drawing scrutiny amid steep budget cuts.

A vehicle crashed into a Jacobs neighborhood apartment, sparking a fire that displaced 13 adults and one child.

A fuel spill closed multiple southbound lanes of I‑65 near the Outer Loop, prompting LENSAlert warnings and backups for drivers. Crews are on scene.

A 16-year-old was arrested July 23 after a late-night shooting in Louisville’s Jacobs neighborhood. Police charged the teen with first-degree assault and say the probe is ongoing.

A federal judge dismissed the DOJ’s bid to seize Kentucky’s full voter file, blocking access to dates of birth, driver’s-license numbers and Social Security data for millions. The ruling bolsters privacy protections and complicates DOJ’s nationwide push.

Police say a Jeffersonville man uploaded more than 1,000 child sexual abuse images to a cloud account; he's facing dozens of felony counts and is due in court Friday.

A Louisville development team has proposed a 550‑acre data‑center campus near Carrollton that reporting says could deliver millions to local schools and services.

Oldham County Detention Center will give ONEbox naloxone kits to released inmates and visitors, bought with $65,000 in state opioid settlement funds. Officials say the step aims to cut overdoses during the highest‑risk days after release.

A 24-inch water main burst on Lexington Road in Crescent Hill, collapsing part of the street and knocking down trees and utility poles. Crews say repairs and cleanup could take days.

LMPD says ATF's NIBIN and a new data feed are turning shell casings into faster leads and helping revive stalled homicide probes. Faster ballistic matches are producing actionable leads for detectives.

Local reports show vehicle break‑ins this year often involve unlocked vehicles and items left in plain sight. Police urge drivers to lock doors and hide valuables.

Jefferson County identified the driver after a westbound I-264 rollover that shut lanes for hours. A passenger was treated for non-life-threatening injuries.

Atmus says it paid about $450M for Louisville-based Koch Filter and will keep the brand and plants in the city while building an Industrial Solutions business.