Joel Schipper

Louisville is a contender to host one of the biggest film festivals in the world, and organizers were in the city Wednesday getting a tour of what could be.

As trade jobs grow in demand, a Louisville college is taking that momentum and expanding, a project that could have bigger impact on the city than just the students it'll

Misty and Kasey Noel are asking Judge Larry Medlock to have their trials merged into one, since both are facing similar charges in the investigation into Jamey Noel.

LOUISVLLLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- After a 25-year-old New Albany woman was killed, domestic violence experts are stressing the importance of knowing the signs to help families stay safe.

Kentucky's summer tradition is back.

LG&E sent a message to customers warning people about scammers going door-to-door trying to get homeowners to purchase solar panels.

A Louisville Metro councilman testified Tuesday in Frankfort for the need for automated speed and red light cameras on residential streets around the city.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced plans to relocate hundreds of employees to the heart of downtown Louisville, a move that could have a lasting impact for small businesses.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The city of Louisville started an ordinance last year to keep bars under control, but some business owners are now worried the noise ordinance is flawed.