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JCPS Superintendent Marty Pollio talked about the successes and challenges faced on the first day of school during at Fern Creek High School.

An attorney filed a motion Monday to halt the controlled burn of Marc Hibel's property where explosives were found.

The district said delays were likely, but the students all over the county were dropped off late and some were dropped off at wrong schools.

The lawsuit alleges Oldham Superintendent Jason Radford wrongfully terminated one top employee, then terminated another when she wouldn't lie for him.

Full Tilt Gym opens on Eastern Parkway

Damar Hamlin's sudden cardiac arrest raised awareness and demand for AEDs. But it's left a supply shortage and a wait for the life-saving devices.

Here's how the first day of school for Jefferson County students is going.

If it feels like small-footprint, drive-thru only coffee shops have been opening left and right in Louisville lately, it's not your imagination.

The venue will have nine golf simulator bays.

The private organizations – many of them honoring fallen athletes – are assisting schools directly, but donations haven't been keeping up with demand.