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2 Louisville police officers charged with theft, accused of working private security while on...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Two Louisville Metro Police officers were indicted Wednesday on theft charges related to problems with their pay. Salat Aweys and Marcel Williams each face up to 10 years in prison for theft by unlawful taking. According to prosecutors, the officers are accused of "double-dipping" by working pr
Former La Grange Ky Police Officer and Son Indicted by Kentucky Attorney General for...
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman has announced the indictments of a father and son in Oldham County related to domestic violence. On Friday, an Oldham County Grand Jury indicted Tyler Schneble, 19, on felony charges related to multiple domestic violence incidents, including strangulation. Schneble was indicted
Local towing company stays busy responding to ‘can opener’ incidents
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Now more than a month into the I-65 summer shutdown and a big recurring problem keeps popping off away from the highway; more semi trucks are scraping into the infamous “can opener” on UofL’s campus. “When I see one, I’m never that shocked,”...
River City Firearms lawsuit gets trial date
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) — A judge has set a trial date in a major lawsuit tied to the 2023 Old National Bank mass shooting, but attorneys say seating an impartial jury could be a challenge. The lawsuit, filed by victims’ families against River City Firearms, the store that sold...
Kentucky moving forward with upgrades to I-71 rest areas in Oldham County
OLDHAM COUNTY, Ky. (WAVE) - Work is moving forward to upgrade the temporarily closed Interstate 71 rest areas in Oldham County, with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet planning a phased project to fix utilities, add more truck parking and improve the facilities for travelers. State officials said Kentucky recently rec
Louisville food pantry asks people to help as it struggles to meet growing demand...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A food pantry in Louisville’s Shelby Park neighborhood is struggling to keep up with growing demand, according to volunteers at Saint Vincent de Paul. The organization has operated the pantry for six years. Volunteers say demand is now at an all-time high. Demand up 58%...
Renovated family room at Norton Children’s Hospital offers comfort for families facing childhood cancer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) — A newly renovated space inside Norton Children’s Hospital is now open, designed to give families a safe, comforting place to rest and recharge while their child is being treated for cancer. Hospital leaders dedicated the reimagined David & Carol Tinkle Family Room on Tuesday....
Louisville bar owners, city officials reach deal to prevent ‘moist’ vote
The deal comes after some Bardstown Road business owners warned of the economic pain restricting alcohol sales would cause.
Bullitt County Schools says absences aren’t excused if child’s bus is canceled
Bullitt County Public Schools will not excuse absences if a child's bus route is unexpectedly canceled, emphasizing that families are responsible for student transportation and attendance. A canceled bus route isn't a valid reason for students to miss class that day in Bullitt County. In a recent letter to families,...

















