Louisville food pantry sees 40% increase in demand
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville food pantry and meal site near downtown says it is seeing a significant increase in the number of families seeking help, with lines stretching out the door Tuesday morning. St. Vincent de Paul's twice-weekly food pantry was as busy as it has been in...
Rain, slick roads causing multiple crashes in Louisville Metro Wednesday morning
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Rainy conditions have led to a plethora of crashes around the Louisville Metro area during the morning commute. Slow down. Use your lights. Prepare for delays. Here is a list of accidents confirmed by MetroSafe:. Clark Memorial Bridge, southbound right lane closed. - CLEARED. I-65 north...
This Kentucky Farmers Market Has Won A National Title Twice And It Shows
Kentucky has no shortage of farmers markets. One of them keeps outvoting the entire country. Mount Washington sits southeast of Louisville, and its market collected more public votes than any other market in America. Then it did the same thing the following year. The national organizers had to hand it...
JCPS changes more than 200 policies to comply with new Kentucky laws
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — New Kentucky laws are changing how Jefferson County Public Schools operates, from superintendent authority and employee misconduct to classroom instruction and dual-credit funding. JCPS board members received an update Tuesday on how the laws will affect district policies. "I respect the work o
The Kentucky Mansion That Will Make You Feel Like You’ve Wandered Into Downton Abbey
There’s a mansion sitting in Louisville, Kentucky that makes every other building on the street feel like it needs to try harder. The Conrad-Caldwell House Museum is the kind of place that stops you cold, makes you forget what you were doing, and convinces you that Kentucky has been holding out on you this whole time.
Rural Kentucky county passes two-year data center moratorium
Ashley Wilmes, executive director of the Kentucky Resources Council, said there is no statewide regulation of data centers. Instead, local governments are trying to figure out how to zone buildings that are part warehouse, part computer processing, and often part energy production facility. Wilmes explained a new zonin
American Airlines Regional Jet Declares Fuel Emergency After Three Failed Landing Attempts
An American Eagle regional jet declared a fuel emergency and diverted to Evansville, Indiana, after three failed landing attempts at Lexington and Louisville during severe thunderstorms. In This Article. How the crew squawked 7700 with just 30 minutes of fuel left after three go-arounds across two airports. Why pilots
Louisville developer, Prospect head to trial over affordable housing project
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A Louisville developer and the city of Prospect are in court this week over a proposed affordable housing development that has been tied up in legal challenges for years. LDG Development sued Prospect over its opposition to Prospect Cove, a proposed multifamily housing complex off...
The Highlands Festival returns to Baxter Avenue
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Dawne Gee welcomes the Highlands Festival’s Drew Borgmann and Gina Nobles and Kentucky Humane Society Content Manager Baylee Phillips to the WAVE Country studio to highlight this year’s event. HIGHLANDS FESTIVAL. Saturday, August 22nd: 12PM - 7PM. Baxter Ave. between Broadway and Highlands. For
JCPS shuts down 485-RIDE bus hotline
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Jefferson County Public Schools shut down its bus help-line Tuesday. The 485-RIDE phone number went live a week before school started for parents to call with transportation-related questions. It was meant to be available for two and a half weeks. A JCPS spokesperson said they...

















