'Put patients at risk': Louisville organ donation nonprofit decertified by HHS

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was in Lexington on Wednesday, making the announcement that a federally designated organ procurement organization in Louisville is being decertified.

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Man acquitted, another found not guilty in 2016 Bardstown murder

More than a decade after a man was shot and killed in Bardstown, the two men charged in his death have been absolved of his murder.

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Adair County Schools pushes start date back by nearly two weeks

Adair County Schools is pushing back its first day of school this year. Here's why.

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Indiana governor declares statewide 'energy emergency' to suspend gas taxes again

With Indiana's gas tax holiday coming to an end, Gov. Mike Braun has declared a statewide "energy emergency" to help Hoosiers save at the pump.

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'STEM lab on wheels': Boys & Girls Club of Kentuckiana debuts new mobile learning lab

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Kentuckiana is preparing to roll out a new mobile learning lab designed to bring educational opportunities directly to young people in the Louisville area.

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Dozens of classic cars roll into downtown Louisville for 57th Street Rod Nationals

Dozens of classic cars rolled through downtown Louisville Wednesday morning to welcome the 57th Street Rod Nationals.

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School spotlight: Clarksville Community Schools head back to class

Clarksville Community Schools has welcomed its students back to classes Wednesday morning.

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VIDEO: Bystanders rush to help man with walker after he was attacked

A man with a walker was shown on video being attacked at an Arizona fast-food restaurant before two bystanders stepped in to chase the suspect away.

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Scientists are certain a wayward SpaceX rocket slammed into the moon as predicted

A SpaceX rocket that launched a pair of lunar landers undoubtedly slammed into the moon as predicted on Wednesday, scientists reported.

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Rep. Chuck Edwards abandons reelection bid after ethics panel report released

Rep. Chuck Edwards will not run for re-election after an ethics panel found "substantial evidence" the congressman repeatedly made unwanted advances toward two female staffers.

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Takeaways from Tuesday's elections: Democrats' division on display in Michigan Senate race

Democrats face a significant challenge in Michigan's Senate primary, and more primaries took place in Kansas, Missouri, Virginia and Washington. Here are some takeaways from Tuesday's elections.

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Bus stop forecast for Wednesday: Cool to start, hot on the way home

As many counties head back to school Wednesday a few may need to grab for an umbrella at the bus stop but it all depends on where you live.

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FAA investigating air safety incident involving Trump’s Marine One helicopter

The FAA is investigating an air-traffic safety incident involving the military helicopter carrying President Trump and another aircraft, according to reports.

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Trump says deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz could come as early as Wednesday

"A lot of progress has been made" | President Trump said a deal on the Strait of Hormuz could come as early as Wednesday, as Iran and Oman inched toward an agreement.

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National Night Out brings Louisville families and police together

Louisville families gathered with law enforcement for National Night Out, an annual event aimed at strengthening community connections and creating safer neighborhoods.

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Cornbread Hemp warns federal ban could devastate industry as it opens new Louisville facility

Cornbread Hemp opened its doors to customers in Louisville on Tuesday, but the Kentucky-based company said the celebration came with a warning.

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Filson Historical Society launches rebranded Black Experience Archive

The Filson Historical Society has renamed its African American history initiative the Black Experience Archive.

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Louisville woman charged with attempted kidnapping of 8-year-old appears in court

A Louisville woman accused of trying to kidnap an 8-year-old girl appeared in court on Tuesday.

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Guatemala is on alert and evacuates hundreds of villagers after eruption of the Fuego volcano

Guatemalan authorities remain on alert and have evacuated residents from eight villages following an eruption of the Fuego volcano, one of Central America's most active volcanoes.

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Bond set at $175K for Jeffersonville woman charged in deadly Trimble County crash

Bond was set for a Jeffersonville woman facing charges in connection to a deadly crash in Trimble County.

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Spirit Halloween bringing the spirit of the season to the Louisville area

Halloween may be a few months away, but the spirit of the season is already popping up around the Louisville area.

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Kentucky Derby Museum to launch free virtual field trip for students nationwide

The Kentucky Derby Museum is racing into classrooms across the country with a new, free field trip.

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2 JCPS high school football teams punished for unauthorized scrimmage

Atherton and Central high school football teams are being penalized before the season starts.

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Several people, businesses impacted by UPS plane crash file new lawsuit

A new lawsuit has been filed in the wake of the deadly UPS plane crash in Louisville last year.

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Louisville committee advances temporary pause on data center proposals

Louisville may pause data center proposals while the city rewrites its rules and regulations.

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Diarrhea parasites, glass in bread: Is our food getting less safe? What experts told us

From diarrhea parasites to glass in the bread: Is our food really getting less safe? Here’s what experts told us.

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Nearly 250 dogs rescued from 'horrible breeding situation' in western Kentucky

Multiple animal organizations are working to take care of more than 200 dogs rescued from a "horrible breeding situation" in Kentucky.

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Chipotle pulls jalapeños that may be tied to salmonella outbreak

Chipotle is removing jalapeños from some restaurants after identifying the peppers as a potential source of a salmonella outbreak.

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Jelly Roll announces he’s taking a career break after divorce: ‘I need to heal’

Country music star Jelly Roll says he’s taking a break from touring after filing for divorce. "I’m fixing to take some time off and heal."

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Sen. Rand Paul says committee will vote Thursday to hold Dr. Fauci in contempt

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is moving to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress.

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