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A man has been charged with murder in connection with the fatal shooting of another man.
The robbery comes just shortly after she lost two family members.
A former LMPD officer is arrested Monday for allegedly hacking into women’s social media accounts and holding personal photos for ransom, according to Lexington Police, WAVE 3 News Troubleshooters have learned.
The remains were found close to the Washington and Nelson County line, just miles from the family’s farm.
Demolition of portions of the concrete and steel that will be replaced will begin Friday, Nov. 20.
Seven men were charged following an operation named after a 7-year-old who was murdered in Allen County, Kentucky.
The Brent Spence Bridge over the Ohio River between downtown Cincinnati and Covington remains closed after a fiery crash involving two trucks damaged and closed the bridge last week.
Three bridges that carry drivers over the Ohio River between Ohio and Kentucky are shut down Thursday or will shut down shortly, making alternate routes hard to find.
Covington police announced at 10:25 p.m. the Roebling Suspension Bridge is now closed indefinitely “due to numerous and continued violations of the bridge’s weight limits.”
The Brent Spence Bridge carries some 180,000 vehicles a day over the Ohio River between downtown Cincinnati and northern Kentucky.
The former LMPD officer who was fired following the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment is named in an unrelated lawsuit accusing him of sexual assault.
A Louisville woman has been arrested and accused of possessing child pornography.
A Louisville Metro Police Department officer who came under fire for an inappropriate search has been charged for a completely different crime.
Two-time Triple Crown-winning horse trainer Bob Baffert said he is taking steps to “do better” after he previously had multiple horses test positive for medication violations.
The Atlantic Coast Conference announced on Wednesday night that the UofL-Virginia football game, originally scheduled for this Saturday, will be postponed until November 14 at 3:30 p.m.
Marsy’s Law grants crime victims certain rights protected under the state’s constitution, including the right to be treated fairly, the right to confer with the prosecution, the right to attend key court proceedings, and restitution.
The current Kentucky State Police commissioner assigned to the post by Governor Andy Beshear back in January will be resigning from his position later this week.
A third person from the grand jury that heard the state’s investigation into the LMPD shooting death of Breonna Taylor is now coming forward.
The officer who was shot while serving a warrant at Breonna Taylor’s apartment has filed a lawsuit against Taylor’s boyfriend.
Gov. Andy Beshear’s sign language interpreter Virginia Moore shared a positive update on her battle with uterine cancer in a recorded message during the governor’s daily press briefing on Wednesday.
Louisville continued its record-breaking year for criminal homicides after two people were killed in separate shootings Tuesday morning.
Protesters are gathering around a home in the 3600 block of West Jefferson in Shawnee after a woman committed suicide as officers tried to serve her with an arrest warrant Friday, LMPD Sgt. John Bradley said.
In a viral video posted to social media Monday, Shanduke McPhatter calls attention to what he calls a clear case of racial profiling at his Louisville rental home.
A judge on Tuesday granted an anonymous grand juror’s request to unseal evidence in the state’s case against former LMPD Det. Brett Hankison.
The discarded mail was intended for delivery in the Jeffersontown area, the 40299 zip code in particular.
A new COVID-19 test currently being used for film crews that have to be tested consistently will be available at some Louisville sites next week.
A person found a pile of discarded USPS mail, including 112 absentee ballots for the upcoming election, on Thursday.
Scientists at Mammoth Cave National Park have been digging through fossils and identified at least 40 different species of sharks that lived in the park.
An elderly Dutch woman has become the first known person to die from catching COVID-19 twice.
After a year of unprecedented changes, there’s no doubt Halloween is going to be different, but one Louisville man is hoping to keep trick-or-treaters satisfied with a little ingenuity.
Fourteen recovery centers across the Commonwealth are eligible to receive approximately $200,000 through Community Development Block Grant CARES Act funding.
The attorney general filed a motion to stop the anonymous grand juror in the Breonna Taylor case from speaking publicly.
Harrison, who made the discovery that Riggs' autopsy was in the Taylor files, said it brings attention to more concerns about LMPD that go beyond the Taylor case.
Covington fire crews arrived to help just after the door gave way.
Senator Mitch McConnell was questioned about the direction he thinks the judge should go regarding the matter while in Bullitt County Friday, but the U.S. Senate majority leader remained neutral in his response.
There have been 78,456 confirmed cases in the state since March.
In a recorded video message, Moore explained that she has been diagnosed with stage one uterine cancer. She said she plans to have a hysterectomy to help get rid of the disease.
The Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office is now reviewing new information about Kenneth Walker that could lead to new charges unrelated to the deadly raid on Breonna Taylor’s apartment, WAVE 3 News Troubleshooters have learned.
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer on Wednesday released LMPD’s internal investigative files on the deadly Breonna Taylor raid.
A woman is accused of stabbing and pouring boiling water on her husband.
Felony charges against a Kentucky representative and her daughter were dropped Tuesday afternoon.
A pedestrian died after being hit by three vehicles Thursday night on Poplar Level Road.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s office released more than a dozen recordings of 15 hours of grand jury testimony in the Breonna Taylor case.
One of the three Louisville Metro Police Department officers who fired their weapons during the deadly Breonna Taylor raid told investigators he thought they were going to be killed.
The grand jury recordings of the state’s presentation of the Breonna Taylor case was released Friday.
The man left his name, number, and the threatening message.
An online fundraiser has been set up for one of the Louisville Metro Police officers involved in the deadly shooting of Breonna Taylor in March.
One of two officers who was shot in downtown Louisville following an announcement in the Breonna Taylor case is sharing a message that “all of us are in the together, if we can’t come together to find solutions then we aren’t going anywhere.”