Georgia running back AJ Tillman set for Louisville official visit
Lithonia (Ga.) High School running back AJ Tillman is set to make an official visit to the University of Louisville, giving the Cardinals the first opportunity to make their case to the versatile back from the Peach State. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound Tillman has more than 30 total scholarship offers and...
Louisville’s 800 Tower Apartments gets new owner in $30 million sale
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Louisville's tallest apartment tower is under new ownership after a multimillion-dollar sale. The 29-story, 286-unit 800 Tower Apartments sits along South Fourth Street in the heart of downtown. According to our partners at Louisville Business First, records show MF Blue Valley Apartments LLC p
JCPS top health official resigns, says cuts to student health services were made without...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — JCPS’ top health official resigned earlier this month, saying proposed budget cuts to her department could put student health at risk and that decisions were made without her input. Eva Stone, who has led Jefferson County Public Schools Health Services since 2018, said she...
Jeffersonville candy store asks for support as they look to win Best in America...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - One of the best candy shops in the US is right here in WAVE Country. Schimpff’s Confectionery in Jeffersonville, Indiana, was voted Best Candy Store in America last year by USA Today, and they’re hoping to keep that title as they ask fans to vote once again.
Advocates: People experiencing homelessness face rising threats; more safe places needed
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Advocates for people experiencing homelessness say violence and harassment are common concerns for those living on the street. It’s a important conversation in Louisville at the moment, after Louisville Metro Police held a press conference Wednesday on the city’s latest officer-involved shootin
Kentucky leaders grapple with housing crisis and rising costs
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — From Louisville to eastern Kentucky, city leaders and developers are working to address a housing crisis that doesn’t have a clean solution. Scott McReynolds, executive director of the Housing Development Alliance, has been an affordable housing developer in Eastern Kentucky for three decades. “We hav
Kentucky’s largest cities are seeing more renters move than homeowners
KENTUCKY, USA — Renters in Kentucky's largest cities are more mobile while homeowners tend to be locked-in, a recent study has found. PropertyShark recently analyzed Census long-distance migration data and found that between 2019 and 2024, Kentucky's two largest cities saw owners moving less while renters moved more. L
Publix expands across Kentucky with new grocery store plans: A look at locations
The first Publix grocery store opened in 1930 in Winter Haven, Florida, with the chain eventually expanding to 1,435 locations across the Southeast. After 94 years, Publix finally found its way to the Bluegrass State, opening in Louisville in 2024. Kentucky now has six Publix locations with more on the way, including a
After a grisly murder, advocates report rising violence against the homeless
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - After LMPD revealed shocking details of how a homeless man was murdered and dismembered, advocates for the unhoused say almost everyone on the street has a story of how they were targeted for violence. “I’ve seen drive-by shootings by housed people into camps,” Donny Greene, Executive...
Neighbors warn proposed $105M Charlestown data center could bring increased noise, traffic
CHARLESTOWN, Ind. (WDRB) — Some residents in Charlestown, Indiana, are sounding the alarm about a proposed data center development in a local industrial park. QLEVR LLC's proposal is for a 3-megawatt data center on 12 acres of land in Clark County. "I'm not surprised," neighbor Susan Wilcox said. "But...

















