Louisville park rangers, police make arrests after local parks hit with vandallism
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- At least two people were arrested over the last month, accused of causing thousands of dollars of damage at Louisville parks. Mayor Craig Greenberg praised the work of the city's Park Ranger Program, as well as the Louisville Metro Police Department, when announcing progress on reducing...
Louisville middle school helps provide Thanksgiving meals to 55 families in need
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Students and staff at a Louisville middle school stepped in to help local families in need enjoy their Thanksgiving without needing to worry about money or having too many mouths to feed. After a weeks-long food drive at Olmsted Academy North, 55 families will receive something...
Walk-in rally held to support Jefferson County Teachers Association members
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The Jefferson County Teachers Association hosted a walk-in event Tuesday at Bates Elementary School. They are fighting for student-centered investments from JCPS. Some issues JCTA is fighting for include more learning time and less testing for students. The group also wants educators to have...
Intense Debate: ‘Unemployed and Homeless’ – UPS Workers Uncertain About Return Timeline Following Crash
wdrb.com - 11/14/2025 08:37:00 PM. It has been over ten days since a fatal UPS plane crash occurred in Louisville, Kentucky, leaving many families and workers jobless and homeless. The crash site and surrounding businesses remain inaccessible due to ongoing investigations, leaving many in a state of uncertainty....
The Downfall of Comfy Cow: A Tale of Mismanagement and Lost Legacy
In 2018, Chip Hamm, a local attorney, acquired the Comfy Cow, a thriving ice cream company with multiple locations. Since then, however, the company has seen a significant decline. Hamm has gradually closed existing locations, citing that "you don't need a large space for a small scoop shop," but many believe that...
‘It’s a huge relief’: Kentuckians begin to see full SNAP benefits hit their accounts
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — After a weeks-long delay and more than a month worth of uncertainty leading up to Thanksgiving, Kentuckians on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are finally receiving their full benefits. Just after midnight on Nov. 15, Louisville mother of two Tyler Trabue received a $275...
Can We Discuss Four Pegs for a Moment?
In the heart of our community, Four Pegs has emerged as a beacon of hope and kindness. Over the past few weeks, they have been tirelessly working to provide hundreds of free meals to families and individuals in dire need. Their commitment to the community extends beyond their pantry, as they have also been donating a...
Three people arrested following large drug bust in Kentucky
KENTUCKY — Louisville Metro Police arrested three people following a months-long investigation into what officials described as a “significant narcotics organization” operating in the Park Hill neighborhood. According to LMPD, the drug bust took place at a Park Hill housing complex after extensive investigative work....
Customs Seizes $25 Million of Counterfeit Cartier, Van Cleef and Arpels Jewelry in Kentucky
Cartier logo | Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto Five shipments. Two days. One landlocked state flooded with illicit luxury goods. The post Customs Seizes $25 Million of Counterfeit Cartier, Van Cleef and Arpels Jewelry in Kentucky appeared first on MotorBiscuit .
Louisville Park Ranger cracks down on vandalism
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Metro Louisville’s Park Ranger is paying off. Mayor Craig Greenberg, D-Louisville, and Louisville Parks and Recreation said in a release several arrests have been made involving vandalism and theft at area parks. At Eva Bandman Park on River Road, a vehicle caused approximately $3,000 damage...
