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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The Clarksville Police Department is defending itself against public criticism following a bust that led to the seizure of 44 pounds of cannabis. Police argue it isn’t just hard drugs that bring dangerous secondary crimes into a community. In a public statement on the department’s Facebook page

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville Metro Police are trying to find the driver who hit an 18-year-old riding his bike home from work Friday night. Kingston Maestas was leaving his shift at 7 Brew when he was hit around midnight at the intersection of Dixie Highway and Valley Station Road. The driver did not stop.

SHEPHERDSVILLE, Ky. — A North Carolina man died following a two-vehicle collision on Interstate 65 in Bullitt County, and Kentucky State Police are searching for a tow truck driver who authorities say left the scene following the crash. Bullitt County Dispatch contacted Kentucky State Police Post 4 just before...

Louisville Metro Animal Services is already over maximum capacity after taking in more than 30 dogs and puppies from a single home on Monday, and the agency is now scrambling to find foster homes before kennels run out of room. The shelter, which already had more than 1,100 animals in its care, did not disclose the loc

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A family is still waiting for justice six years after their loved one was shot. In 2020, police said Terrance Sheckles got into an argument with Debra Rainey, which ended in her shooting him. Now, after several trial delays, whether it’s been issues with counsel or...

Sellersburg has had enough of semi-trucks tearing through its neighborhoods. The town council voted unanimously on August 10 to ban commercial trucks from eight residential streets, as heavy rigs, misdirected by GPS apps and squeezed off US 31 by ongoing highway construction, rumbled through streets never built to hold

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Seeing a brown Ford Explorer from the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is a familiar sight. And with almost certainty, drivers knew one of those distinct brown cruisers wasn't going to pull them over for speeding. But what about the new black cars? They absolutely will.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A teenager was hospitalized after a shooting in Louisville's Algonquin neighborhood Monday night. Louisville Metro Police responded around 10 p.m. to South 28th Street after receiving a report of a shooting. Investigators later determined the shooting happened a couple of miles away inside an a

INDIANA — A good chance to stay dry exists until Wednesday, when another system will drop in and spark more showers and thunderstorms across the region. Again, these storms might bring some heavy rain to the area, with a flood threat already outlined ahead of the system’s arrival.