Louisville, Jefferson County | featured news

About 60,000 elementary and middle school students returned to school after six missed days.

The skeletal remains were found at a construction site for the new College of Design and were given to the coroner to investigate.

Kentucky governors are traditionally not involved with or consulted about local school board decisions like new bus routes.

Ex-Commonwealth's Attorney Ronnie Goldy Jr., who was impeached for trading favors with a defendant in exchange for nude images of her, arrested by the FBI.

As his national profile grows, EST Gee says he's always working to promote Louisville – even if his efforts aren't always appreciated.

Two class-action lawsuits accuse two Kentucky nursing homes, owner Terry Forcht, of understaffing.

After years of controversy, the city is looking to fill the center of the roundabout where a statue of John B. Castleman once stood.

Following transportation issues last week, JCPS has reopened elementary and middle schools across the district. Here's a look at first day back.

The new law allows defendants to transfer cases to a randomly selected county, but most justices appeared skeptical in their comments and questions.

Jefferson County Public Schools restarted classes following transportation issues that plagued the district on the original starting day.