Some say Louisville massage parlor ordinance comes at a cost to ‘legitimate’ businesses
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville leaders say new rules for massage businesses are helping crack down on human trafficking, but some business owners say the changes are taking a toll. The ordinance requires massage businesses to obtain a city license, including background checks for owners and business partners. Metr
New concrete medians on Broadway spark driver confusion, raise safety questions
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - New concrete structures are appearing along Broadway, and drivers are noticing. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet says the slabs are part of a federally funded safety project meant to improve one of Louisville’s busiest corridors, but specifics about what the medians are designed to do have n
Jeffersonville Indiana Woman Charged With Deadly Crash On Milton Hill That Claimed Life Of...
Investigation found speed to be a factor in the accident. (PHOTO COURTESY OF OLDHAM COUNTY DENTENTION CENTER) A woman from Jeffersonville, Indiana has been charged in connection with the deadly crash that occurred June 16 on Milton Hill. The crash claimed the life of David Logan, 39, of Lawrenceburg. According...
Suspect in custody after multiple garage, trash fires investigated as suspected arson in Louisville
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville firefighters responded to a series of fires Thursday night that damaged multiple detached garages and burned trash throughout an alley in the city's south end. Investigators said a suspect is now in custody, and the case is being investigated as suspected arson. According to...
New Louisville law requires security guards at late-night businesses with repeated criminal activity
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Some late-night Louisville businesses will now be required to hire licensed security guards after Metro Council approved a new public safety ordinance Thursday. The measure passed in a nearly unanimous vote and applies to businesses open between 2 a.m. and 5 a.m. that repeatedly become...
6 people displaced by fire in Portland neighborhood
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A residential fire in the Portland neighborhood left six people displaced, according to the Louisville Fire Department. Crews responded to a call at around 11:31 a.m. of a structure fire in the 100 block of North 21st Street on Thursday, July 30. After arriving at the...
15-year-old Louisville student shot dead months after getting stabbed while protecting 12-year-old girl
Hayes-Burr was shot dead by a teen gunman, months after he was honored for saving a girl from sexual assault. BY: WLKY News Louisville on YouTube A high school student who saved a girl from sexual harassment has been shot dead by a teen gunman. 15-year-old Da’Jon Hayes-Burr was found unconscious with gunshot wounds in
Roundball Rewind: ‘80 Champs vs. ‘86 Champs
This is how a Cardinals hoopaholic passes the time when there’s no current games to watch. With another in a series in which I watch a video replay then file a GameCap of a significant U of L battle from the past as if it took place yesterday. Even...
TARC launches redesigned bus network
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Transit Authority of River City will launch its redesigned bus network Sunday in Louisville, bringing new routes, new schedules, and the agency’s first downtown transfer center as part of a major systemwide change. The new downtown hub is designed to bring multiple bus routes together...
Louisville Mercedes Chaos: Driver Accused Of Charging Toward Cops, Crashing Into Home
What began as a domestic-disturbance call on South 41st Street ended with a white Mercedes slammed into a house and a Louisville man facing multiple felonies, according to police and court records. Louisville resident Radee J. Browning, 45, was arrested after officers say he drove toward police, took off from...

















