Addie Meiners

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Tina White, a healthcare worker at UofL, said she waited in the Jewish Hospital parking garage for more than an hour and a half, before she finally left her car.

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Ky. — Twenty-seven additional college athletes are asking a Jefferson Circuit judge to decide whether they can play another year of college sports.

Jack's Lantern Trail will open at Iroquois Park on Oct. 1, preserving a community-driven pumpkin tradition after the Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular moved to Kentucky Kingdom.

Good news for Cards and Cats fans: A Jefferson County judge ruled in favor of adding more former college athletes to a lawsuit that will allow them a fifth season of eligibility.

After cancerous tumors and surgery on her spine, one Henry County mom is using her children and a new machine at UofL Health's Frazier Rehab to relearn how to walk.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — This is the second vacant house fire in Lyninger's district this year, and he said it's an issue that needs to end.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — When you hear first responder sirens in Louisville, you may be able to look up and see a drone too.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — LG&E and KU have implemented smart technology and infrastructure upgrades to make their systems more resistant to severe weather and improve power outage response times.

State transportation officials have announced updates to the I-65 central corridor project, including lane reductions and underpass closures.

Fort Knox held its 25th annual 9/11 remembrance ceremony, where a retired Army sergeant major shared his firsthand account of surviving the Pentagon attack.