The Latest Breaking News from Louisville

Many of the 12-thousand Ford employees working at the company’s Louisville assembly and truck plants spent part of their Labor Day wondering if they’d be striking soon.

According to published reports, students at two Oldham County high schools near Louisville told teachers they had a gun or a bomb, then recorded their reactions. Dr. Dan Florell is an Eastern Kentucky University professor specializing in childhood and adolescent development. He said such stunts are nothing new.

The company behind a disastrous change to a Kentucky city’s school bus routes that resulted in more than a week of canceled classes had similar problems in two cities in neighboring Ohio last year

Students in Louisville’s public school district will return to class as part of a staggered reopening

Louisville schools will remain closed early next week to allow for more time to fix bus routes whose redesign left some children at home on the first school day this year and others getting home hours late

Louisville school district officials say a total overhaul of bus routes created too steep a learning curve for the system

If the Big Ten were to continue expanding, who would they most likely consider adding to the league?

A police officer who was critically wounded while responding to a mass shooting at a Louisville bank has been discharged from a rehabilitation center

The ex-Louisville guard's perspective was vastly different than most of America's.

The mother of slain Black woman Breonna Taylor has endorsed a grassroots campaign aimed at defeating Republican Daniel Cameron’s bid for Kentucky governor

Kentucky’s chapter of the anti-gun violence group Moms Demand Action is promoting “Wear Orange Weekend” with events in Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville Thursday and Saturday.