This Historic Indiana Candy Shop Still Hand-Dips Chocolates The Way It Did A Century...
There is a place in southern Indiana where the candy-making techniques from the 1890s are still alive and well behind a pane of glass. Sweets are pulled, cut, and cooled using methods that have barely changed in more than a hundred years, and you can stand a few feet away and watch it all happen.
Scott County Deputy injured in crash while pursuing fleeing motorcycle
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A Deputy was injured in a “serious” crash during a pursuit, according to the Scott County Sheriff’s Office. A post by SCSO stated that the Deputy was attempting to stop a motorcycle on Saturday, Aug. 29, after observing them driving recklessly, when they were involved in a serious crash on Love
Brough Brothers Becomes Official Bourbon of Steamboat Race
Brough Brothers Named Official Bourbon of the Great Steamboat Race — What It Means for Louisville and the Industry Two of Louisville's most storied names have come together in a partnership that fee
All lanes closed on I-65 S near Preston Hwy after crash involving overturned semi
BULLITT COUNTY, Ky. (WAVE) - All southbound lanes are closed on Interstate 65 in Bullitt County after a crash involving a semi. According to TRIMARC, an overturned semi crashed at around 9:45 a.m., blocking all lanes on I-65 S between Clermont Road and Preston Highway, and has been causing major backups for the last se
Louisville police looking for suspect who shot and killed a man near JCPS elementary...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville Metro Police says a man was shot and killed near Jacobs Elementary School. LMPD Spokesperson Christopher Baker said Fourth Division officers were dispatched to the 2500 block of Nichols View Court around 8:30 p.m. Sunday on the report of a shooting. Baker says officers...
Interfaith vigil held to protest ICE detention in Jeffersonville
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (WAVE) - Activist groups and faith communities gathered once again in Jeffersonville to support immigrants who are in ICE detention. The group Do Something Southern Indiana hosted a vigil in Warder Park on Sunday, Aug. 30. Local faith and community leaders gave speeches, shared prayers and had a...
Tattoo fundraiser aims to help Louisville shelter animals
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Tattoo artist Lydia Comer has done fundraisers here or there for causes that are meaningful to her. After hearing of a large animal rescue in Louisville, she immediately knew she wanted to help. “That’s a way that I can feel like I can do something about...
10 Years Ago Today, We Said Goodbye to the Multi-Talented Fiddler Who Played With...
On this day (August 30) in 2016, former Grand Ole Opry fiddler Hoot Hester died of cancer at age 65. A four-decade veteran of the Nashville music scene, Hester backed everyone from Earl Scruggs to Ray Charles. He also co-founded Western swing supergroup the Time Jumpers in the 1990s and spent 14 years as a member of th
Woman accused of hit-and-run that hospitalized teen granted partial release while on house arrest
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The woman accused of a Valley Station hit-and-run that left an 18-year-old in the hospital has been granted partial release from house arrest. Julie Willis, 52, was arrested in connection with the hit-and-run at the intersection of Dixie Highway and Valley Station that left 18-year-old Kingston
The BEST of the Fests: Festivals Across Kentucky September 2026
It was a hit before, and now we’re back again with the best festivals the bluegrass has to offer! Summer’s giving way to autumn, and there’s no better way to spend these gorgeous days than traveling across Central Kentucky and beyond for a festival that fits your fancy. Looking for more fun? Be sure to check the TOPS C

















