Old Louisville braces for major I-65 shutdown
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Starting June 1, a major shutdown will impact five miles of I-65 in Louisville. The closure will affect I-65 between the Watterson Expressway and Jefferson Street through Aug. 1. According to the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC), the shutdown will allow for overpass and bridge repairs on...
Part of I-64 in Kentucky shut down following vehicle crash
KENTUCKY — A crash on Interstate 64 West has caused heavy traffic delays near downtown Louisville on Friday afternoon. According to TRIMARC, the crash happened near 22nd Street shortly before 5 p.m. Multiple westbound lanes of I-64 are closed as crews respond to the scene, causing traffic to back...
New defense innovation hub at UofL aims to connect Kentucky talent with Pentagon needs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — In a new partnership, the Department of Defense’s Defense Innovation Unit and the University of Louisville will bring new technology to support the federal agency. A new operating base for the future of defense technology was unveiled at the University of Louisville on Thursday. Sen....
Traffic signals will soon be upgraded at about 220 Louisville intersections; Temporary closures announced
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — There will be temporary closures at more than 200 intersections across Louisville starting next week. Beginning Tuesday, May 12, crews will be upgrading traffic signal equipment at approximately 220 intersections across Downtown Louisville, Old Louisville, Smoketown, Shelby Park, and the University of Louisville Belknap Campus. Each...
Saint Xavier Alumnus creates nonprofit to help the homeless
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) -DyLon Boone decided that doing something good for others was the best way to remember his mother, who passed away unexpectedly in 2024. Boone created Touch of Terra, a nonprofit that offers backpacks full of necessities to people in need. “My mom always kept backpacks in her...
Louisville restaurants learn after later Oaks Race shatters viewership records
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - When the Kentucky Oaks made its primetime debut, many restaurants across Louisville stumbled out of the gate. “I know across the board it was painful for the restaurant scene as a whole,” Miles South, the Director of Operations for LouLou Restaurants, said. The company’s concepts...
Louisville mom pushes for better response to mental health after LMPD fatally shoots daughter
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A Louisville mother is still asking for better solutions to mental health crisis calls after her daughter's death in March. Friday marked six weeks since 28-year-old Katelyn Hall was shot and killed by Louisville Metro Police officers. Police said Hall barricaded herself in a bathroom and...
Owners of Louisville’s Heyburn Building hit with violations after chunks of exterior fall to...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Owners of downtown Louisville's Heyburn Building were hit with violations this week after chunks of the exterior fell from the structure. Department of Codes and Regulations spokeswoman Emily Martin confirmed Friday the chief building inspector surveyed the property this week and spoke with the owner. Martin said a code enforcement officer issued violations.
Cedar Springs Kroger in Louisville reopens after $1.4M renovation
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A grocery store is back open in southeast Louisville after undergoing a major renovation. On Friday, Kroger celebrated its grand reopening of the location at 6900 Bardstown Road. The Cedar Springs location closed for a $1.4 million renovation. Kroger officials said shoppers can now enjoy...
Norma Jean’s Baked Goods opens New Albany dessert shop after years of pop-ups
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — A bakery known for its retro flair and sell-out desserts has officially opened a permanent storefront in New Albany, drawing customers hours before opening time. According to our partners at Louisville Business First Norma Jean’s Baked Goods opened in April at 216 W. Main St.,...

















