A Louisville family is suing an online firearms dealer after they say the company sold their teenage son a ghost-gun kit without verifying his age or performing a background check.

Two events coming to Louisville this weekend will restrict parking on some streets near Bowman Field and Kentucky Exposition ...

The lanes near mile point 135.6 were closed so KYTC contract crews could replace the expansion joints at what is known as "hospital curve." ...

—Lou City claimed the Commonwealth Cup on Saturday with a thrilling come-from-behind 2-1 win over Lexington SC. —We are 100 ...

It also asked for food producers to help make meals or sandwiches for the next two weeks, and said it will help with picking ...

Summer may be flying by, but the fun is far from over. From state fairs and music festivals to a world-class golf ...

A class action lawsuit accuses car warranty company Endurance Warranty of not living up to its promises. In it, the lawyers ...

The 2025 KHSAA football season is almost here. Who will win Kentucky Mr. Football this year? 10 contenders for Kentucky high ...

The lawsuit claims Husky Armory, an online dealer, sold a 'ghost-gun' kit to a Louisville teenager without verifying his age ...

Nearly 100 years after the Bourgard College of Music and Art opened to serve aspiring young African American artists in ...

A Japanese manufacturing giant has just opened a new facility in Kentucky, bringing hundreds of high-paying jobs to the ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville faith leaders are asking the community to pray for Muhammad Ali's brother, 82-year-old ...