Louisville Fourth of July celebrations prep for heat
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Thousands of people across the Louisville area are expected to attend Fourth of July celebrations this weekend as intense heat and humidity continue to grip the region. Some event teams have already canceled their plans this week, while others have made safety adjustments. Waterfront Park prepa
Gov. Beshear says Louisville won’t see a 2nd full I-65 shutdown in 2027
LOUISVILLE, KY. (WDRB/WAVE) — Gov. Andy Beshear said Louisville drivers won't have to deal with another full Interstate 65 shutdown next summer, even though the next phase of the project had been expected to require one. The current I-65 Central Corridor project closed a five-mile stretch of the interstate...
‘What we get ready for all year long’: Fireworks stores see more customers, fewer...
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (WAVE) - When most think of Fourth of July, they think of fireworks, and fireworks stores are busier this week than they will be all year. Employees at stores in Jeffersonville tell WAVE they haven’t seen tariffs on their products like some saw last year, giving them more leeway to give their custo
The 7 Most Breathtaking Wineries In Kentucky That Belong On Every Bucket List
Looking for breathtaking wineries in Kentucky worth adding to your bucket list?. These 7 wineries offer stunning scenery and delicious wines you’ll want to sip again and again!. 1. Forest Edge Winery (Shepherdsville) Kentucky is famous for bourbon, but don’t sleep on its wine scene. Forest Edge Winery...
Former Ryle standout Chris Harpum making noise on and off the links
Ryle High School alum Chris Harpum kept his strong summer rolling with a fifth‑place tie at last month’s 113th Kentucky Men’s Amateur. The Belmont University standout shot 5‑under-par 211 at the University of Louisville Golf Club in Simpsonville. He finished seven shots back of winner Brady Smith, a Simpsonville native
Louisville coffee shop helps homeless amid dangerous heat
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — As extreme temperatures hit Louisville, a south end coffee shop is once again stepping up to support its community. For 10 years, Stomping Grounds Coffee Co. has built its reputation for creating a welcoming environment for neighbors and customers. Owner Julie Kennedy is extending that mission...
2027 WR Chuck Alexander Jr. flips from Louisville to Iowa State
Jimmy Rogers has landed the 24th commitment of the 2027 class in Charles “Chuck” Alexander Jr., a native of Cincinnati, Ohio. Following a June camp in Ames, the Withrow University High School Tiger flipped from Louisville to Iowa State according to Allen Trieu. The 6-3, 190 pound, Alexander...
Madison’s July 4th tradition, the 75th Madison Regatta starts Friday
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The Madison Regatta kicks off Friday and runs through the weekend. Some of the world’s fastest and most powerful hydroplanes will take to the Ohio River in the Madison, Ind. tradition. This year marks the 75th anniversary of the iconic Fourth of July weekend regatta.
Josh Pate says the quiet part out loud about Louisville football’s CFP path
Josh Pate has one massive game circled on Louisville's schedule.
Clark County could consider moratorium on data center zoning
CLARK COUNTY, Ind. (WAVE) - A moratorium and potentially stricter regulation on data centers could be coming to parts of Clark County. Our partners at the News and Tribune report that the Clark County Commissioner is considering asking its planning and zoning board to review its unified development ordinance. He’s...

















