West Louisville residents help shape solutions for food access
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Healthcare professionals, University of Louisville researchers and community members gathered Saturday to discuss ways to improve food access in Louisville’s West End as more families across Kentuckiana seek help putting meals on the table. The event included forums, cooking demonstrations and convers
Exodus Family Ministries hosts grand opening of thrift store
SHIVELY, Ky. — Exodus Family Ministries has opened a new thrift store in Shively aimed at offering affordable secondhand items while helping fund the organization’s community programs. The store is located inside Southland Terrace and sells items including clothing and household goods. Exodus Family Ministries leaders
Developing Story: Body found in McNeely Lake area in South Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Around 12:27 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 1, Louisville Metro police were called to the area of McNeely Lake on reports of a deceased person. MetroSafe confirmed that a deceased individual was found, but no other details are available at this time. This is a rapidly developing...
Kentucky and Tennessee Track Line of Strong Storms From Louisville to Nashville as Better...
LOUISVILLE, KY — A line of strong storms is moving through Kentucky and Tennessee this Saturday, with radar showing heavy rain and embedded storms stretching from the Louisville metro area southward through Bowling Green, Nashville, and Murfreesboro. Forecasters say better chances for severe weather are expected to arr
Louisville’s New Broadway Medians Have Drivers Seeing Red
Louisville drivers are getting a sudden lesson in lane geometry on Broadway, where low concrete medians are narrowing the road near intersections just as the corridor is seeing a major safety overhaul. The new slabs are meant to organize traffic, but their unfinished appearance and abrupt placement have left some motor
One adult and one teenager hurt after early morning shooting in Louisville’s Russell neighborhood
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- LMPD said a man and a teenage boy are injured following a shooting in Louisville's Russell neighborhood. LMPD Spokesperson Adam Sears said officers responded to the shooting at 2:11 a.m. Saturday morning at the 2500 block of West Chestnut Street. When officers arrived, LMPD said they...
Layers of Legacy: Kentucky’s Black Culinary Heritage
Kentucky’s Black culinary heritage is both deeply rooted and forward looking. The version of Kentucky’s food story most people know– bourbon, hot browns, and the usual Southern canon– is only part of its culinary legacy. Even when their stories weren’t centered, Black chefs, farmers, and entrepreneurs have long influen
Mai’s Thai’s 26th annual birthday & anniversary party is tomorrow (Sat., Aug. 1)
It’s a yearly celebration at the SoIN classic Mai’s Thai, but with a slight twist this time around. It is that time of year again … this coming Saturday August 1st 11-2pm and actually this may be our last anniversary/birthday celebration said Mai herself. Free food/blessings giveaway at our restaurant. Come see Mai and
John Ramsey talks about his ALS diagnosis
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - John Ramsey has been a well-known radio and television host in Louisville for more than 30 years. Recently, he received a diagnosis he never expected. In 2024, a neurologist diagnosed Ramsey with ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), a progressive neurodegenerative disease that causes muscle wea
Greater Clark County Schools rolls out AI-powered dash cameras on school buses
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind. (WDRB) — Artificial Intelligence impacts students in countless ways, and now it's monitoring school buses. Greater Clark County Schools rolled out AI dash cameras on 12 buses to start the new school year. If it notices anything, such as hard breaking or distracted driving, it alerts officials withi

















