Louisville starts Thursday with light rain before warming to 84 degrees and facing renewed storm chances. A cooler Sunday follows.

Nicholas Meeks was driving on a suspended license when he killed four people near Pelzer, including an engaged couple who left three children behind.

Investigators say the family and partner trio stole wedding rings from cremated remains, not just scrap metal.

A red-light stop near Harvard Avenue led police to a man they say was already on their radar in an ATM fraud probe.

No injuries were reported near Gateway High School, but the arrest reopens fears in a neighborhood still grieving 15-year-old Jayda Mabrey.

Drivers snapped photos as the gator ambled along Northwest 67th Avenue. What happened to it afterward remains unclear.

Gov. JB Pritzker's new law follows a 140% surge in Illinois domestic violence deaths since 2022, with guns tied to 94 fatalities last year.

The health-food chain has filed a liquor license for a vacant lot at Roscoe and Cedros, though no opening date is set yet.

Revelers Hall's Midsummer Mardi Gras runs noon to 2 a.m. on Bishop Avenue, with a Grammy winner leading the brass.

Officers cleared the campus at 17272 NE 104th St while evaluating the item, with drivers told to avoid the area entirely.

Benny Roy Parker, 86, was waiting to turn onto Valley Creek Lane when a pickup rear-ended him, pushing his car into oncoming traffic.

Police say there's no ongoing threat to the public after the 3 a.m. shooting, but they haven't released the victim's condition or a motive.

The London chain signed a 10-year Second Avenue lease after scouting roughly 20 NYC spots, skipping tourist hubs entirely.