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.

USDA’s three‑year estimate shows 18.8% of Kentuckians were food insecure; local pantries report surging demand as SNAP rules tighten.

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.

The KHSAA recommended ending state sponsorship of field hockey after 2026; Louisville ADs say local schools and club networks will work to keep the sport alive.

A Louisville pastor pleaded guilty after police say he and an accomplice stole wallets from older shoppers and used the cards to buy gift cards.

A federal judge moved Brian Epperson’s trial to Nov. 2 after his attorney withdrew amid alleged online harassment tied to a victim’s fiancé.

Jeffersontown's council voted 7–1 to reject a 161-unit luxury apartment plan along Watterson Trail amid traffic and code concerns.

Three women were indicted and arrested in connection with the 2022 death of 7‑year‑old Ja'Ceon Terry at a Louisville foster‑care program. Authorities say the child died of positional asphyxia and the case is now moving through court.

UofL plans a 70,000-square-foot, $70M Center for Bioscience at its Innovation Park, backed by a congressionally directed NIST appropriation to expand campus labs. The building is slated for the former Kentucky Trailer site behind the Speed School.

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.