The response comes after last weekend’s unrest, when a crowd swelled into the street, sparking multiple fights.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Mayor Craig Greenberg and Louisville Metro Police (LMPD) Chief Paul Humphrey met with Highlands residents to find solutions after two weekends of street takeovers and several fights.

One of the issues Lawson's attorney, Darren Wolff, pointed to as a violation of the judge's orders was people in the gallery wearing pink, a color known as a sign for the movement "Team Crystal.” Mudd ...

A jury found Lawson guilty of conspiracy to commit murder and tampering with physical evidence after a four-day trial in May.

At the end of a quiet street in Windy Hills, the property owned by Gretchen and John Clark offers a peek into early Kentucky ...

Almost a week after a guilty verdict was read in the first of two trials concerning the disappearance of Crystal Rogers, the ...

Macedonia Baptist Church surprised Bryan Grigg on his 20th anniversary as the church’s pastor — a time that Grigg said “has ...

Prices will be reduced as much as 33% on the 400+ products over the summer, Aldi chief commercial officer Scott Patton told ...

Residents and business owners in the Highlands are voicing concerns after police responded to disturbances along Bardstown ...

Michael Sullivan was named chief of the U.S. Capitol Police on Wednesday, June 4, 2025. His policing career began in ...

A Kentucky distillery set to open later this month is already facing financial trouble. Multiple contractors allege Luca ...

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