Governor Beshear announces a three-year, $130 million project to improve traffic and safety in Louisville's I-264/I-71/U.S.

Company leaders say the new space will help strengthen their roots in Louisville while still supporting future growth.

Governor Andy Beshear announced a new plan to improve traffic between the Watterson Expressway, Brownsboro Road and I-71.

Three Louisville natives will tee it up this weekend: Steven Stallings Jr., and brothers Brendon and Drew Doyle. This will be ...

MetroSafe said the call came in about 4:45 p.m. Monday of a fire at the McDonald's at 3304 Bardstown Road, near the Budgetel ...

McGregory chose Louisville primarily over Kansas, Minnesota and Missouri, but also held offers from Florida State, Georgia, ...

The state Attorney General’s office said apartment rents have been kept artificially high in the suit, which alleges ...

Rock Hill, SC, will play host this week to one of the most exciting AAU events of the entire summer — and several Kentucky ...

Doyle and Stallings continued to play together in high school, graduating a year apart at St. Xavier. Doyle then played at IU ...

Mayor Greenberg said he "dislikes" the White nationalist group that marched downtown. But the city won't cite them for ...

OneWest hosts "Flavor of the Future" in west Louisville this weekend, celebrating local vibrancy and marking its 10th ...

Brad Rogers, Assistant Director of Athletic Bands at the University of Louisville School of Music passed away suddenly while ...