Louisville starts Wednesday before a 50% to 70% chance of overnight precipitation brings showers and thunderstorms.

A satellite SOS to a teen's best friend helped rescuers find the pair after floodwaters swept away their gear near Swift Camp Creek.

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

The Dixie Highway store won't take walk-in donations, but it will fund food and shelter programs across Louisville.

Holy Burger's first Indiana shop lands on East 10th Street, bringing Chopped Cheese and halal burgers to Clark County.

A cradleboard carrying a child's umbilical cord is among the items heading back to the Southern Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes.

Neither victim knew who opened fire near North Garvin and East Missouri streets, police say, as one admits shooting back.

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.

Mill Iron 4 features a smoked burger at the bar.

Louisville gets a sunny, comfortable Tuesday before rain and thunderstorms return Wednesday night and Thursday.

Two survivors clung to floating logs after their boat flipped. A third boater remains missing days later.

MetroSafe says the Monday afternoon rescue near the Clark Memorial Bridge happened around 4:10 p.m. The person's condition remains unknown.

Five months after opening on Bardstown Road, Cipollini offers an Italian menu in Louisville's Highlands.