Storms rolling through the area Saturday brought strong winds and scattered showers, which caused some problems in parts of Louisville and southern Indiana. In Jeffersonville, a tree was blown over ...

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Andrew Walker, who teaches at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, wrote the proposal Southern Baptists ...

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New U.S. Attorney Kyle Bumgarner lays out his priorities in office, including how he'll work with ICE and his thoughts on reforming LMPD.

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The National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL) disciplinary committee on Monday handed down two additional sanctions to a player and coach who were each found to have violated league rules beyond its ...

At a forum Wednesday afternoon, leaders of local gun violence prevention organizations spoke about how they’re tackling Louisville’s gang problem in a way that police can’t.

Coleman said the issues in Louisville on Tuesday regarding polling delays have been resolved and he is encouraging any voters who had to leave to return to vote.

The issue plaguing the community is gun violence. According to Eddie Woods with the violence prevention organization "No More Red Dots," the problem is being fueled by social media and retaliation.