Louisville Metro Council considers barring police from concealing identities with masks
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville Metro Councilmember wants to amend the city’s mask ordinance and ban law enforcement from concealing their identities while doing police work. The change would cover local, state and federal officers. Monday night, a committee voted 5-4 to pass JP Lyninger’s proposal. The council...
The push for pre-K for all in Kentucky
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Access to early childhood education is still a challenge families face in several parts of Kentucky, but advocates say pre-K for all could move the needle in a big way for the state’s workforce. According to the Kentucky Center for Statistics, over half of Kentucky...
Mark Z. Danielewski Brings His New Novel “Tom’s Crossing” To Louisville
7300 Jefferson Blvd. (South Central Regional Library) Welcome back, my friends, to the Western novel that never ends. Or so it might seem, when you first heft Mark Z Danielewski’s latest tome. But if you’re already a fan of this author, or curious about what it’s like to find the rewards in very particular...
LMPD’s crime reduction plan shows success through collaboration
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - With a new approach, LMPD is seeing progress in its efforts to curb crime across the city. The department has utilized the 2025 Crime Reduction Plan for roughly a year now. “I would qualify 2025, the SFI areas as a success, Assistant Chief Lt. Colonel Donny...
JCPS parents plead to keep King Elementary open as district faces financial crisis
Dozens of parents, teachers, and students marched through the streets of west Louisville Tuesday night, chanting and holding signs in support of Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School.
Man dies after shooting in Louisville’s Shelby Park neighborhood, police say
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A man was killed in a shooting in Louisville's Shelby Park neighborhood Wednesday evening. Officers responded to the 600 block of E. Oak Street just before 6 p.m. on a report of a person down inside an apartment, Louisville Metro Police spokesperson Dwight Mitchell said.
Metro Atlanta-based UPS hit with lawsuits over plane crash that killed 14
The families of Angela Anderson and Trinadette "Trina" Chavez filed wrongful death lawsuits.
Louisville designates several local parks for sledding after Monday night’s snowfall
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville Parks and Recreation has opened several sledding hills in various local parks after Monday night's snowfall. The city designates sledding hills anytime 2 or 3 inches of snow falls in the area, so those hills are now open after Sunday's winter storm. Officials warn that if you can...
Golden Alert issued for missing woman
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) – Louisville Metro officials have issued a Golden Alert for a woman believed to be endangered. Glenda Thompson, 77, was last seen just after midnight, Tuesday, December 2, in the 4500 block of Taylorsville Road. Thompson, a white female, was wearing black hoodie with green writing,...
5 Items You Should Always Buy Frozen, According To Chefs
No one is above the freezer aisle. Not even chefs. They might not be reaching for TV dinners, but they browse the freezer section for staples (and ice cream) just like the rest of us. At Southern Living we’ll often suggest using frozen items, from puff pastry (nobody has the time to make their own from scratch), to...
