Louisville raising fines for organizations with signs on public roadways
Organizations will soon face higher fines for signs posted along public roadways in Louisville.
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Louisville residents ask city officials to consider data center ramifications at first hearing
These public hearing will help the Louisville Metro Planning Commission shape recommended change to land ordinances.
Beshear tells McConnell to prove he can continue serving or resign in new letters
In a letter to Sen. Mitch McConnell's office Monday, Gov. Andy Beshear demanded the senator prove he is capable of continuing to serve or step down from office.
Public meeting set as plan for controversial Glen Oaks apartment complex returns
A public meeting will be held Tuesday night for the controversial apartment complex development proposal in Glen Oaks.
After multiple no-shows, former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin once again due back in court
Former Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin is due back in court Tuesday morning as his ongoing child support case continues.
La Grange mayor, former Oldham County Judge Executive dies unexpectedly at 74
La Grange Mayor and former Oldham County Judge-Executive John Black, whose career spanned nearly five decades, passed away unexpectedly Monday evening.
Federal judge sends wrongful death lawsuit tied to UPS crash back to Kentucky court
A federal judge has ruled that a wrongful death lawsuit tied to the deadly UPS crash in Louisville should be heard in a Kentucky state court.
More heat and humidity Tuesday
WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on another hot and humid Tuesday, before nicer midweek weather moves in .
I-65 to reopen early in Louisville after nearly two months of construction
Drivers will once again be able to travel on I-65 through downtown Louisville starting Wednesday morning.
Mitch McConnell hasn't voted since his reported fall — here's every Senate vote he's missed
More than six weeks after he disappeared from public view, Sen. Mitch McConnell remains absent from the Senate, missing every vote held since he was first hospitalized.
Louisville man's body, vehicle found submerged in private pond in Indiana
The body of a Louisville man was recovered from a pond in Indiana over the weekend.
Southern Indiana man arrested after shooting, multi-county police chase
Indiana State Police arrested a man following a shooting and multi-county chase on Monday.
Men charged in 2022 Newburg deadly shooting accept plea deals
Two men charged in a deadly shooting in Newburg four years ago have accepted plea deals.
Bullitt County high schools add weapon detection systems
As students prepare to head back to class, Bullitt County Public Schools is adding a new layer of security.
Greater Clark County Schools implements attendance policy, cellphone ban
Greater Clark County Schools are introducing stricter attendance rules and a ban on cellphone use, as the state cracks down on student outcomes in the classroom.
Second photo of Sen. Mitch McConnell emerges; statement says he's not cleared for Senate
With one of Kentucky's biggest political events coming up this weekend, Sen. Mitch McConnell's team has released a new statement and second photo since he was hospitalized in June.
One of 3 women charged in Louisville 7-year-old’s death faces judge
Three former employees of Brooklawn Academy in Louisville have been indicted for manslaughter more than four years after Ja'Ceon Terry died while under their care.
4 injured, 2 airlifted, after crash involving semi on I-71 in Carroll County
Four people were injured, with two people being airlifted to the hospital, after a crash involving a semi on Interstate 71 in Carroll County.
Severe Alert Tonight... Quieter Tuesday
Chief meteorologist Jay Cardosi has the latest on our Monday night storm threat.
Jay Cardosi
Jay Cardosi is a four-time Emmy Award-winning meteorologist who leads WLKY's Weather team. He appears weeknights on WLKY at 5, 6 and 11 p.m.Before joi
Floyd County mother wins $825K in lawsuit against her own insurance company
An Indiana woman has been awarded $825,000 by a Floyd County jury after she sued her own insurance company.
Louisville woman facing charges after allegedly shooting man during argument
A Louisville woman is facing charges after police say she shot a man during an argument that turned physical.
'It’s sad to see': Neighbors react after suspect shot by LMPD officer in Downtown Louisville
A suspect is expected to recover after being shot by a Louisville Metro Police officer during an investigation into a reported break-in in Downtown Louisville early Sunday morning.
Hot Monday, with evening storm chances
WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on hot and humid conditions, fueling chances for late day storms.