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Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

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CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Hike, Bike & Spanking paddle is today at Waterfront Park

Keith Kaiser joins some fitness leaders as they prepare for Monday.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

The movement to bring down statues linked to Confederate leaders and officers — in Louisville and elsewhere in the state — has raised a series of questions about how history is remembered in public spaces.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a filth track.

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mess track.

Construction on Lexington Road in Highlands to begin a week ahead of schedule

Drivers who use Lexington Road may want to find a detour for the next few week as some big switches are on the way. Commencing Tuesday, Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase toasted driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum, who suffered a minor stroke earlier this week while fishing in Alaska, has recovered well and will be released from the hospital in Anchorage to come back home on Friday, according to his wifey.

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

Under fresh Chinese ownership, Louisville-based GE Appliances has invested $100 million to upgrade manufacturing capabilities this year. The company’s fresh leaders sat down with reporters for the very first time on Friday.

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strenuous rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Mighty rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of intense rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of powerful rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

Edward Carter claims he spent three years in jail awaiting trial because of a «profoundly shoddy» investigation by Kentucky State Police Officer Jason Newby, who concealed facts, «fabricated conclusions» and falsely charged him with murder, according to the suit filed in U.S. District Court.

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

«You know what, little old me filed this lawsuit and it has all been exposed,» David Yates said, adding he has «helped uncover one of the worst cover-ups in history that had been failed to prosecute.»

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hammer Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect strenuous rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect intense rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Yates, and co-counsel Tad Thomas, called the subpoena, compelling him to testify, «improper» and «contrary to established law,» according to their movability, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court late Thursday.

Yates, and co-counsel Tad Thomas, called the subpoena, compelling him to testify, «improper» and «contrary to established law,» according to their maneuverability, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court late Thursday.

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the mighty rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum is improving after being hospitalized in Alaska for what doctors suspect may have been a mild stroke, according to his wifey, Susan Sweeney Crum.

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord embarked his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana damsels faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for boys, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for guys, women and children.

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More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mess track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mud track.

Construction on Lexington Road in Highlands to begin a week ahead of schedule

Drivers who use Lexington Road may want to find a detour for the next few week as some big switches are on the way. Beginning Tuesday, Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he starts his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strenuous rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of strong rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Yates, and co-counsel Tad Thomas, called the subpoena, compelling him to testify, «improper» and «contrary to established law,» according to their mobility, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court late Thursday.

Yates, and co-counsel Tad Thomas, called the subpoena, compelling him to testify, «improper» and «contrary to established law,» according to their motility, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court late Thursday.

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the intense rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana damsels faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

News – WDRB forty one Louisville News

Flood WARNING in effect for: Ohio, KY

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Inbetween protests and counter-protests, arrests and unrest, two thousand seventeen put Louisville in the epicenter of the abortion debate.

Local News More>>

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for guys, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for fellows, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mud track.

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mess track.

Construction on Lexington Road in Highlands to begin a week ahead of schedule

Drivers who use Lexington Road may want to find a detour for the next few week as some big switches are on the way. Kicking off Tuesday, Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase inebriated driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he starts his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Mighty rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of strong rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took activity.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect strong rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect strenuous rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Yates, and co-counsel Tad Thomas, called the subpoena, compelling him to testify, «improper» and «contrary to established law,» according to their movement, filed in Jefferson Circuit Court late Thursday.

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the powerful rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

News – WDRB forty one Louisville News

Flood WARNING in effect for: Ohio, KY

Severe Thunderstorm Witness in effect for: Putnam, IN

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

Local News More>>

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for fellows, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mess track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mud track.

Construction on Lexington Road in Highlands to begin a week ahead of schedule

Drivers who use Lexington Road may want to find a detour for the next few week as some big switches are on the way. Embarking Tuesday, Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase toasted driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Mighty rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of intense rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect strong rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect strenuous rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strong rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana ladies faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

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Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man desired for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but commencing in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

The taut Louisville job market has coerced GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers at Louisville Appliance Park to $14 an hour, the company said Tuesday. GE Appliances began hiring at $12 an hour in February after the park`s workforce approved a labor contract.

The taut Louisville job market has compelled GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers at Louisville Appliance Park to $14 an hour, the company said Tuesday. GE Appliances began hiring at $12 an hour in February after the park`s workforce approved a labor contract.

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three guys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the holder of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

Police say the proprietor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands embarks Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hammering stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

After a 30-year coaching career and sixteen years working as a special assistant to the president of the University of Louisville, Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum says he’s done all he can, and wishes the school well.

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for studs, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mud track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a filth track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase inebriated driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he starts his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Mighty rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Intense rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of intense rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect strong rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strong rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana damsels faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

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WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season commences

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures display the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but kicking off in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but commencing in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three boys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the proprietor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hammering stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for guys, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mud track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mud track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Intense rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Strenuous rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of strenuous rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of powerful rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took act.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect intense rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect powerful rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the mighty rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

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WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season commences

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man desired for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures display the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hook-up

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three studs after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

Police say the holder of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands starts Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for studs, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a filth track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mess track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strenuous rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Powerful rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hammer Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect strenuous rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the powerful rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the intense rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana ladies faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial embarks, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

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WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season commences

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man desired for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but embarking in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures display the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hookup

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three dudes after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

Police say the holder of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands embarks Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for boys, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mud track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mess track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Powerful rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of strong rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of powerful rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect powerful rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most intense rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strong rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the powerful rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

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Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but kicking off in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hookup

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hook-up

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three guys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three studs after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the proprietor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands starts Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hammering stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for boys, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mess track.

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mess track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase inebriated driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he starts his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Intense rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Strenuous rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of strong rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hammer Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect intense rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the most intense rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana ladies faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

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Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Cleanup has already begun for Dillon and Lindsay Sadler after their boat maintenance business was vandalized yet again early Tuesday morning, a building that has been in their family for more than forty years.

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season commences

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but commencing in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hookup

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three boys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the holder of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands embarks Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hammering stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for studs, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for guys, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a filth track.

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mud track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase toasted driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Mighty rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of strenuous rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect intense rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the most intense rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the powerful rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strong rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord embarked his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana ladies faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

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Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man desired for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but embarking in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures display the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three boys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three dudes after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the proprietor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for boys, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a filth track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a filth track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase inebriated driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Powerful rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of powerful rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took activity.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect powerful rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the most intense rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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St. Matthews residents express concerns over proposed 8-story, mixed-use building

It’s expected to bring four hundred jobs and boost property values, but neighbors in St. Matthews think an eight-story, mixed-use building would be nothing but a problem.

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Wrecker truck stolen from Bullitt County salvage lot

A wrecker was stolen right from a Bullitt County salvage lot.

9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial embarks, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man desired for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures display the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but commencing in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but embarking in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hookup

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hook-up

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three boys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three dudes after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the holder of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands starts Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for studs, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for studs, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mud track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a filth track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase toasted driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strenuous rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of strenuous rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of intense rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took activity.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hammer Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect powerful rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the most intense rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strong rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord embarked his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana ladies faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana damsels faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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St. Matthews residents express concerns over proposed 8-story, mixed-use building

It’s expected to bring four hundred jobs and boost property values, but neighbors in St. Matthews think an eight-story, mixed-use building would be nothing but a problem.

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Wrecker truck stolen from Bullitt County salvage lot

A wrecker was stolen right from a Bullitt County salvage lot.

9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season commences

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures display the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but embarking in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hook-up

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the proprietor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hammering stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for guys, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mud track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a filth track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase inebriated driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he starts his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strenuous rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of powerful rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of strong rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took act.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hammer Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect powerful rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect strenuous rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the mighty rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord embarked his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana damsels faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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St. Matthews residents express concerns over proposed 8-story, mixed-use building

It’s expected to bring four hundred jobs and boost property values, but neighbors in St. Matthews think an eight-story, mixed-use building would be nothing but a problem.

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Wrecker truck stolen from Bullitt County salvage lot

A wrecker was stolen right from a Bullitt County salvage lot.

9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three dudes after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three guys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands embarks Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for studs, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mess track.

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mud track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Powerful rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical embark to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of strong rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community spotted devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hammer Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect strong rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred disruptive geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the intense rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana ladies faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana damsels faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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St. Matthews residents express concerns over proposed 8-story, mixed-use building

It’s expected to bring four hundred jobs and boost property values, but neighbors in St. Matthews think an eight-story, mixed-use building would be nothing but a problem.

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Wrecker truck stolen from Bullitt County salvage lot

A wrecker was stolen right from a Bullitt County salvage lot.

9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial commences, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season commences

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man desired for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but commencing in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but embarking in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hook-up

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three guys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the proprietor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands starts Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for guys, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for dudes, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthful immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthfull and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mud track.

35 seconds of thrills, leaps, and racing around a mud track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase inebriated driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news footwear and baseball pants.

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday tour every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of intense rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect strong rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most powerful rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the most intense rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred ruinous geese

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the mighty rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose figure was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord embarked his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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St. Matthews residents express concerns over proposed 8-story, mixed-use building

It’s expected to bring four hundred jobs and boost property values, but neighbors in St. Matthews think an eight-story, mixed-use building would be nothing but a problem.

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Wrecker truck stolen from Bullitt County salvage lot

A wrecker was stolen right from a Bullitt County salvage lot.

9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was eliminated in July after only eight months on the job.

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial embarks, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but kicking off in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hookup

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthfull immigrants

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three guys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three dudes after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to come back from ‘test drive’

Police say the holder of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck total of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands starts Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands embarks Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his beloved catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for boys, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, boots, towels, blankets and much more for fellows, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for lovemaking in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mess track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase buzzed driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase tipsy driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to belly cancer, family holds golf scramble

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Strong rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Powerful rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday journey every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical begin to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of powerful rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took act.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

After the JCPS community eyed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t hammer Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect strenuous rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect mighty rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hook-up manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged lovemaking manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strong rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The holder said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose bod was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord commenced his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana ladies faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana chicks faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural eliminated from IU lecture hall

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie demonstrating officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Police release movie showcasing officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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St. Matthews residents express concerns over proposed 8-story, mixed-use building

It’s expected to bring four hundred jobs and boost property values, but neighbors in St. Matthews think an eight-story, mixed-use building would be nothing but a problem.

Local News More>>

Wrecker truck stolen from Bullitt County salvage lot

A wrecker was stolen right from a Bullitt County salvage lot.

9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire.

Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial embarks, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season starts

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season embarks

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man desired for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures showcase the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but kicking off in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but embarking in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for lovemaking

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

Taut job market compels GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge passed down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three fellows after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville man accused of hitting two cars, running eight more off the road in Bullitt County

A witness told police it looked like he was attempting to hit other drivers head-on.

POLICE: Prospective buyer of motor scooter arrested after failing to comeback from ‘test drive’

Police say the possessor of the scooter got tired of waiting — so he filed a police report.

U of L student athletes donate items for Hurricane Harvey victims

Dozens of athletes loaded a semi-truck utter of Louisville athletic apparel on Tuesday morning.

Delphi raises $120,000 for park safety improvements months after teenage hikers killed

The state reportedly chipped in another $50,000.

Silver Alert issued for missing Indiana man believed to be in danger

Police say he was last seen Tuesday around Four:45 a.m. in Bloomington.

SUNDAY EDITION | Kentucky renews ‘sometimes rancorous’ debate on Confederate monuments

Fresh GE Appliances CEO says ‘a lot of good things to come’ in Louisville

POLICE: Louisville man dragged victim under vehicle for hundreds of feet, causing ‘life-threatening’ injuries

According to an arrest report, the incident happened August 27.

Hurricane Irma strengthens to a Category five storm

The hurricane is moving toward the northeast Caribbean on a path toward the U.S.

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands commences Tuesday

Construction on Lexington Road in the Highlands starts Tuesday

Lexington Road inbetween Grinstead Drive and Payne Street will be converted from four lanes down to two with a turn lane in inbetween.

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve hitting stroke

BOZICH | Denny Crum shows Hall of Fame resolve striking stroke

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum showcased his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

Less than a week after suffering a stroke, former Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum displayed his Hall of Fame resolve by returning to one of his dearest catches sight of — a deer stand.

LANE | Justin Thomas Adds Another Win to his Career Season

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and budge back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

The St. Xavier grad had a final round sixty six to win for the fifth time this season and stir back to 2nd in the FedEx Cup standings with two events left.

CRAWFORD | Crum puzzled by U of L exit, but moving forward

Local ‘Dreamers’ prepare for dismantling of DACA

An expected announcement on Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the DACA program could have lasting impacts on so-called «Dreamers» in Louisville.

Head-on collision in downtown Louisville leaves two motorcyclists hurt and one dead

LMPD suspects alcohol was a factor in the fatal crash Sunday night.

Abortion case hits federal court in Louisville with the nation watching

Kentucky’s last abortion clinic is in a licensing fight with its survival on the line.

On Labor Day, organized labor working to overcome challenges

Thousands packed the Louisville Zoo on Monday for the annual Unified Labor Picnic.

Annual BBQ festival in Louisville feeds the homeless and collects donations for Harvey ease

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for boys, women and children.

People were able to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner, but besides the food, the community came together and donated clothes, footwear, towels, blankets and much more for guys, women and children.

More than 25,000 people feast Labor Day with Southeast Christian Church carnival

Southeast Christian Church hosted Family Palooza on Monday.

RAW Movie | UK’s Stoops talks about Southern Miss victory, looks ahead to EKU

Stoops said Saturday’s victory over Southern Miss was fundamentally the best the team had played in some time.

RAW Movie | U of L football coach Bobby Petrino recaps Purdue, talks Lamar Jackson QB play

The U of L coach recapped U of L’s 35-28 win Saturday night against Purdue and talked about quarterback Lamar Jackson’s adjustments during a press conference on Monday.

WKU student dies in shooting; another student charged in death

Peter G. Gall, 21, has been charged with second-degree manslaughter in the shooting death of 21-year-old Kenneth A. Davis.

CRAWFORD | Four verticals: Takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue

Upon further review, Eric Crawford has four takeaways from Louisville’s season-opening win over Purdue.

Deadly boating crash kills father, injures son

The two were participating in a fishing tournament when their boat hit a rock embankment and both were thrown from the boat.

Palace announces Prince William, Kate expecting third child

Prince William and Kate are already parents to Prince George, Four, and Princess Charlotte, Two.

LMPD investigating after reported road rage shooting at Watterson Trail and Bardstown Road

MetroSafe tells WDRB it happened just before 9:30 p.m. Saturday.

AP sources: Trump expected to end ‘Dreamers’ program

President Donald Trump is expected to announce that he will end protections for youthfull immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children – but with a six-month delay.

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hookup in Louisville

Indiana man arrested after attempting to meet minor for hook-up in Louisville

When they arrested him in Louisville, police also found several sexual devices and a loaded handgun in his car.

Racers youthful and old participate in USA BMX Nationals in Louisville this weekend

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a filth track.

35 seconds of thrills, hops, and racing around a mud track.

Louisville man in critical condition after ATV accident in Harrison County

According to authorities, another ATV rider provided aid and called for help.

Officials release name of man killed in crash on Westport Road

Police say officers went to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on Saturday just before Five:30 p.m. on a report of an injury accident.

Healing with horses: Green Hill Therapy to host fundraiser to proceed mission

Green Hill Therapy’s ten acre pony farm integrates occupational, physical and speech therapy with hippotherapy, or treatment using horses.

BOZICH | Brohm gives Louisville fits — and gives Purdue football fans hope

Jeff Brohm gave Louisville fits Saturday night in Indianapolis before the Cards won, 35-28, but he also gave Purdue football fans hope again.

Police say more than fifty marijuana plants found in Indiana man’s home

Investigators say the suspect admitted to having marijuana and growing it inwards his home.

Texas on long road to recovery nine days after Harvey

The storm is blamed for at least forty four deaths.

North Korean state media says blast was test of hydrogen bomb

North Korean state media claimed early Sunday that the blast was a test of a hydrogen bomb.

6-year-old’s bracelet collection helps Norton Children’s Hospital

London McCollum faces her own medical issues, but she and her family are working to help other sick children.

Salute to Heroes event held at Louisville City FC game Saturday

As Louisville City took on the Charleston Battery, they also took time to salute our heroes.

Louisville wins 35-28 over Purdue in season opener

The WDRB Sports team is in Indy, and will have a report from the game online and on air.

Police increase toasted driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Police increase inebriated driving patrols for Labor Day weekend

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a hop in gas prices.

Millions of people are hitting the roads this Labor Day weekend even with a leap in gas prices.

BOZICH | Louisville, Lamar Jackson rally for 35-28 win over Purdue

Big games by quarterback Lamar Jackson and the Louisville defense helped Louisville rally in the fourth quarter to defeat Purdue, 35-28, Saturday night in Indianapolis.

15th annual WorldFest kicks off at the Belvedere this weekend

You can check it all out from eleven a.m. until eleven p.m. Sunday, and eleven a.m. to seven p.m. on Monday.

Man dies after crash on Westport Road

Officers responded just before Five:30 p.m. Saturday to the eight thousand seven hundred block of Westport Road on a report of an injury accident.

11-year-old Louisville boy collects baseball gear for little league teams impacted by Hurricane Harvey

The 11-year-old and his baseball club are collecting cleats, helmets, shirts, news boots and baseball pants.

UK wins season opener against Southern Miss 24-17

Tune to WDRB News at ten p.m. for coverage from the game.

Frankfort man dies after being found shot numerous times

Police responded to the seven hundred block of Forest Hill Drive in Frankfort just after twelve p.m. where they found a man outside with numerous gunshot wounds.

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will comeback to Louisville tonight

CRAWFORD | Crum released from hospital, will come back to Louisville tonight

Kentucky Venues CEO resigns after less than a year on the job

Jason Rittenberry was hired in October two thousand sixteen to run the Kentucky State Fair and its associated facilities.

Police in Clark County say ‘suspicious package’ found near Charlestown is not a threat

Officials with the Clark County Sheriff’s Department, Charlestown City Police Department, Louisville Bomb Squad and ATF responded as a precaution after the package was located.

BOZICH | Brohm fits Purdue as lightly as he fit Louisville

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he commences his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

One more Jeff Brohm story as good as the Manny Ramirez, Lou Holtz, Nick Saban and XFL stories as he embarks his career as the Purdue head coach against Louisville Saturday night.

Crews react after pedestrian hit in Smoketown neighborhood

Authorities say the person was taken to the hospital.

Cerebral palsy no match for Bethlehem High School goalie

A Bardstown soccer player treats much more than goals.

CRAWFORD | Crum gets positive medical report, could head home soon

Tests for former University of Louisville basketball coach Denny Crum demonstrated no signs of stroke after he was airlifted to an Anchorage, Alaska, hospital on Wednesday of this week.

CRAWFORD | Meet the other Petrino behind Lamar Jackson’s Heisman success

In his very first year as a full-time assistant coach, Nick Petrino worked with a Heisman Trophy winner. He talks about his practice with Lamar Jackson.

Louisville teenage loses battle to tummy cancer, family holds golf scramble

Lane Hollar’s family is sharing his story before their annual golf scramble in hopes of educating people about the disease.

Powerful rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Intense rains wash out campers’ Labor Day weekend plans

Bonnie Downs looks forward to the holiday excursion every year, and for she and her family, it wasn’t the typical commence to the weekend, being stuck inwards the camper.

Very first Down Friday Scores and Highlights — Week three

Because of strong rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Because of mighty rains expected Friday morning and afternoon, most Kentucky and one southern Indiana school in our area moved their games up to Thursday.

Group from Salvation Army Louisville serving up to 6,000 meals a day to Harvey victims

Fifteen members of the Salvation Army Louisville deployed to Beaumont, Texas, on Thursday to provide ease.

Louisville International Airport to receive $11.Two million federal grant

Some of the planned improvements include runway and taxiway repairs and extra lighting.

Elizabethtown business helping storm-ravaged Hurricane Harvey victims

Each employee serves as a middle man inbetween storm victims and insurance adjusters.

CRAWFORD | University of Louisville eliminates jobs for Crum, Griffith

Belt-tightening at the University of Louisville has led to Hall of Fame basketball coach Denny Crum and former basketball starlet Darrell Griffith losing their fund-raising jobs with the school.

Louisville man allegedly hid heroin, meth in children’s backpacks

A Louisville man was arrested after police say a large amount of heroin and meth was found in his home — some of which was hidden in two children’s backpacks.

Former Kentucky police officer charged with killing two hookers files wrongful incarceration lawsuit

POLICE: Louisville woman shocked to find burglar in bed

Police the victim screamed — and then her son hopped in and took act.

Police the victim screamed — and then her son leaped in and took activity.

Louisville Metro sponsors Hurricane Harvey drop-off sites

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of idolize will accept donations through Sept. 6.

These Louisville/Jefferson County Fire Stations and houses of adore will accept donations through Sept. 6.

Local veteran whose trailer was returned wants to help Bucky Brooks with daughter’s medical bills

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthfull daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

A veteran from Louisville whose stolen trailer was returned after a peak from Bucky Brooks is publicly thanking the family, and praising his youthful daughter after she gave him a special bounty.

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD lovemaking manhandle lawsuit

Metro Council president and County Attorney spar in court over LMPD hook-up manhandle lawsuit

Court documents claim Bevin used pressure to block Planned Parenthood license

A Planned Parenthood group says Gov. Matt Bevin’s administration used “fear and intimidation” to prevent it from getting a license to provide abortions in Kentucky.

Pleasant Ridge residents ask judge to stop ‘illegal’ fines imposed by city of Charlestown

Charlestown’s mayor said the city is attempting to enforce safety regulations.

Louisville holds naturalization ceremony even as Friday’s Worldfest events are canceled

All of the other WorldFest events scheduled for Friday were canceled because of the weather.

Baked goods store opens 2nd location in Louisville’s west end

Sweet Peaches two Roll just opened in the Nia Center on West Broadway.

How to donate: American Crimson Cross, Salvation Army mobilize to help victims of Hurricane Harvey

The best way to donate to help the ease effort in Texas.

Ky. National Guardsmen helping victims of Hurricane Harvey in Texas

The special abilities being utilized in the aviation support mission. .

Jefferson County Attorney asks Waterfront Park officials to delay plan to charge for parking

The reasons Mike O’Connell’s office wants the park to wait two weeks before moving forward.

JCPS collects clothes and bottles of water for Houston flooding victims

After the JCPS community witnessed devastating movie and heard stories about loss due to Hurricane Harvey, they determined to band together.

Weather compels cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

Weather coerces cancellation of very first day of WorldFest, other activities

A festival spokeswoman says all of Friday’s on the Belvedere were called off except the naturalization ceremony as the city prepares to treat any emergencies.

POLICE: woman with two children in car crashes into Algonquin Pkwy. home

What police say the suspect did to the children after grabbing them from the car and running inwards the home.

LMPD arrests suspected drug trafficker with seven pounds of marijuana

The evidence found when police served a search warrant on an apartment off Preston Highway near Gilmore Lane.

Louisville man arrested for string of business robberies dating back to April

Police say he robbed one business three times.

LMPD searching for missing man

LMPD says 49-year-old Raymond Davis was last seen August 17, near U of L Hospital.

BOZICH | Indiana menaces, but Ohio State rolls, 49-21

Lee Corso couldn’t strike Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

Lee Corso couldn’t hit Ohio State in ten cracks as the Indiana football coach — and the Hoosiers could not treat the Buckeyes in Tom Allen’s very first home game as the IU coach either.

U of L professor says President Trump’s rumored removal of DACA would be ‘very sad’

Thousands of youthfull undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Thousands of youthful undocumented immigrants in Kentuckiana are holding their breath.

Police expect strenuous rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

Police expect intense rain and flash flooding Friday in Elizabethtown

With the most intense rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

With the strongest rain expected in the southern parts of Kentuckiana, Elizabethtown is gearing up for a total downpour.

Louisville preparing for potential flooding from remnants of Harvey

Louisville emergency responders are bracing for potential flooding.

Elizabethtown Police chief retires after 39-year career in law enforcement

Elizabethtown sent off it’s retiring police chief in style Thursday night.

Police recover mentally handicapped man’s moped after he was violently attacked

Lloyd Cooper was violently attacked and his moped and cell phone stolen while at a park near his home.

Main Street sewer line collapse prompts raw emotion from the MSD’s chief engineer

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the public for more funds to fix old pipes. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

A months ago, Angela Akridge begged the MSD board for more funds to fix old pipes and infrastructure. On Thursday, she became emotional again over the collapse on Main Street.

2nd lawsuit filed in LMPD Explorer case claiming sexual manhandle

Attorney David Yates, who is already signifying one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Attorney David Yates, who is already indicating one alleged hookup manhandle victim, filed the 2nd lawsuit in Jefferson District Court Thursday afternoon.

Thief makes appointment at eye store he then stole from, police say

Robbers don’t typically call ahead, but one did.

Metro Council President David Yates asks judge to throw out subpoena in LMPD hookup manhandle lawsuit

BOZICH | Kentucky football season predictions by WDRB Sports

Can the Kentucky football team supply another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Can the Kentucky football team produce another seven-win season? Or will the Wildcats slip back to six? Or improve to eight?

Clarksville hires company to euthanize more than two hundred devastating geese

The town of Clarksville said it was left with no choice but to tackle it’s goose problem before the gander got even more out of control.

Oldham County schools moving to have nurses staffed in all schools

Oldham County Public Schools are working toward putting a registered nurse in all of it`s schools.

Fed Up! rally brings awareness to opioid and heroin epidemic in Louisville

Advocates and treatment providers, along with local, state and national leaders packed Jefferson Square Park on Friday for the annual Fed Up! Overdose Awareness Rally.

Community leader moves into Louisville’s west end to practice what he preaches

A local civil rights activist who preaches about investment in Louisville’s west end did so himself today.

JCPS not providing transportation for Early Childhood programs Friday due to weather forecast

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the mighty rains expected in the area.

JCPS has canceled transportation for its Early Childhood programs on Friday due to the strenuous rains expected in the area.

Fresh Mt. Washington restaurant to feed law enforcement officers for free

The proprietor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

The possessor said it’s a way to say “thank you” for helping the community.

Authorities use DNA to identify Louisville woman killed in Ohio twenty seven years ago

Authorities say they’ve identified a woman whose assets was found outside an Ohio gas station twenty seven years ago and have reopened the investigation into her homicide.

White House: Trump will donate $1 million to Harvey ease

The one group he is asking to determine where the money will go.

CRAWFORD | Denny Crum hospitalized in Alaska, said to be doing well

Indiana may lower legal school-age of children from seven to six

If you live in Indiana, you aren’t required to send your children to school until they are 7. That may switch.

CRAWFORD | For DeBord, Hoosier homecoming provides a welcome challenge

Indiana offensive coordinator Mike DeBord began his football career in Indiana, and hopes to finish it in his home state with a successful stint at IU.

two people arrested after allegedly violating into JCPS maintenance facility

two people arrested after allegedly cracking into JCPS maintenance facility

Police say they found something in one of the suspects’ pockets — something that directly tied him to the break-in.

Metro Corrections officer claims free speech disturbance in lawsuit against city, LMPD chief

Roger Frisby claims Louisville Metro Police Chief Steve Conrad rejected his application because of a survey he conducted with jail co-workers.

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana women faces charges in Maine

Man accused of sexually extorting Indiana damsels faces charges in Maine

Prosecutors say Hernandez was linked to the “Purge of Maine,” a nefarious Facebook page.

Online petition wants KKK portion of mural liquidated from IU lecture hall

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it compels everyone to recall an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Some students say it is a symbol of hate — but a spokesman for the university says it coerces everyone to reminisce an unsavory part of the state’s history.

Police release movie displaying officer shooting and killing man at federal courthouse in Evansville

Security movie shows 55-year-old Ricky Ard smashing the windows at the courthouse.

Police say wrong way driver on I-64 to blame for early morning crash with semi

A police spokesman says the driver of the Volkswagen was taken to University Hospital in serious condition.

Amazon hit with lawsuit over recalled eclipse glasses

A duo in South Carolina says defective eclipse glasses bruised their eyes.

Louisville area preparing to travel to Texas to help victims of Harvey

The devastation from Hurricane Harvey has Louisville residents heading to Texas.

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9-year-old boy accidentally set on fire after playing with gasoline

LMPD said a 9-year-old boy was rushed to the hospital after being accidentally set on fire Tuesday evening.

Silver Alert cancelled for Indiana man believed to be in danger

As of Wednesday, September six at Five:52 a.m., the Silver Alert was cancelled.

Louisville seeks public comment at Wednesday meeting on city art

Louisville`s public art commission will permit ninety minutes of citizen comment during a special meeting Wednesday to discuss works on city property that could be seen as honoring «bigotry, discrimination, racism and/or slavery.»

Local mobile boutique Betty Jeffries opens very first permanent store at Oxmoor Center

A Louisville designer set up his very first permanent brick and mortar store at Oxmoor Center selling vintage clothing and handmade jewelry.

Taut job market coerces GE Appliances to raise pay for entry-level workers

St. Matthews residents express concerns over proposed 8-story, mixed-use building

It’s expected to bring four hundred jobs and boost property values, but neighbors in St. Matthews think an eight-story, mixed-use building would be nothing but a problem.

Wrecker truck stolen from Bullitt County salvage lot

A wrecker was stolen right from a Bullitt County salvage lot.

Several businesses tagged with graffiti overnight in the Smoketown neighborhood

Former LMPD asst. chief named fresh Bardstown police chief

City Council voted Tuesday to appoint Kim Kraeszig to substitute former chief Steve Uram, who was liquidated in July after only eight months on the job.

Dozens rally outside federal courthouse ahead of Wednesday’s trial over Louisville abortion clinic

About twelve hours before trial starts, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

About twelve hours before trial embarks, dozens of pro-choice supporters rallied on the steps of the federal courthouse Tuesday night in downtown Louisville.

WDRB News fights ‘clearly illegal’ search warrant from Louisville Metro Police

WDRB News is fighting what its attorney calls a «clearly illegal« search warrant obtained by Louisville Metro Police that would permit officers to comb through the station`s newsroom.

Ginseng valued at $350 per pound as harvesting season commences

Ginseng is used in teas, medicines, energy drinks and supplements.

Investigation: LMPD officer accused of rape was passed over by four other police departments

Pablo Cano was rejected by several police departments — but their decisions to turn him down had nothing to do with any claims of sexual misconduct.

Immigrants fearing deportation protest DACA rollback at rally in downtown Louisville

People spoke out against the decision to end DACA and what it would mean for them and their families.

Authorities arrest man wished for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Authorities arrest man dreamed for questioning in theft of trailer from Bullitt County

Several agencies in Kentucky– including Bullitt County– have been looking for Herbert Howard.

Despite refinancing, Louisville Arena Authority to make higher annual KFC Yum! Center debt payments

Preliminary figures display the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but beginning in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Preliminary figures demonstrate the arena board would pay less over the next decade, but embarking in two thousand thirty the debt service would be higher than current levels.

Louisville man arrested for attempting to meet person he thought was underage for hook-up

Officials say the suspect was told the investigator was a “minor persona.”

Indiana proposes work mandate for state health coverage

Gov. Eric Holcomb wants able-bodied, low-income residents to work to qualify for the Healthy Indiana Plan.

WDRB to broadcast Hurricane Harvey ease telethon featuring Barbra Streisand, Beyonce, Blake Shelton

A country-wide effort to help the victims of Hurricane Harvey will be broadcast on WDRB-TV.

Ex-reserve police officer charged with stealing from Charlestown Little League

People who know Charles “Chuck” Deaton said he is a good man who, evidently, made a bad mistake.

Members of local female motorcycle club take ease supplies to Texas

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own individual money.

Members of the group say most of the expenses were paid with their own private money.

Evander Holyfield’s ‘Real Deal Boxing’ returning to Louisville

Advance tickets are being sold for $125, $75 and $40 and went on sale Tuesday.

Maupin pleads guilty to stealing signs about missing Bardstown woman

The sentence the judge transferred down, and the penalty Crystal Maupin will pay, if she violates the conditions.

RAW Movie | Trump administration rescinding DACA program protecting youthful immigrants

Attorney General Jeff Sessions called the so-called DACA program an “unconstitutional exercise of authority by the executive branch.”

BOZICH | Tuesday Muse: Louisville should not fumble favorable schedule

If Louisville can clean up the fumbles and penalties, the Cards’ schedule looks favorable. Michael Jordan will check out Lamar Jackson Saturday. The Monday Muse — even better on Tuesday.

Feast BBQ to open fresh location in Jeffersontown

A former muffler repair shop is being transformed into a popular BBQ restaurant.

Police say jewelry thieves armed with walkie-talkies tunneled into Preston Highway pawn shop

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three guys after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.

Louisville Metro Police say they’ve arrested three studs after they tunneled in to a local pawn shop and attempted to escape with $25,000 worth of jewelry.