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The driver of a pickup truck that crashed into a van killing an infant is being charged with murder, three counts of assault, DUI and multiple other charges.

According to the police report, on Tuesday, March 11, Kentucky State Police was alerted to a cargo theft in Indiana.

Emergency crews responded to an accident involving a school bus on Friday morning, March 14, which left 86-year-old Thomas Crowder dead.

LOUISVILLE, KY The shooting suspect who was taken down by a K-9 officer near the University of Louisville was arrested at Metro Corrections Thursday.

LOUISVILLE, KY A Knoxville, Tennessee man is charged with criminal mischief and domestic violence after allegedly assaulting his stepfather in Louisville.

Police have confirmed that the driver of a passenger vehicle died after slamming into the back of a school bus this morning.

In Tennessee, a battle is breaking out between two of the world's largest liquor companies over whiskey barrels.

Pope Francis wants you to know he is not a superhero. On the other hand, he is probably just the most popular pontiff ever.

Before its March 22 spring charity benefit match against the Indy Eleven professional soccer club, the University of Louisville will offer fans a look at its new stadium.

The Jefferson County Coroner's Office is seeking information on the next of kin for 56-year-old Louisville man Ronald Banks.

LOUISVILLE, KY A drunk driver narrowly missed hitting a police car head-on Wednesday morning after being out all night drinking, according to her arrest report.

The Louisville Renaissance Zone Corp. is suing a Chicago-based real estate development firm that it claims failed to uphold its end of a deal related to land near Louisville International Airport.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Authorities in Kentucky said a man fatally shot by deputies was not the man named in a warrant being served but was wanted for bank robbery in Tennessee.

It's a cruel script for Louisville guard Chris Jones. Louisville leaves for Memphis and the American Athletic Conference Tournament just 11 days after Jones' step-brother and Jones goes back for the AAC Tournament, thinking he'd "be in jail or dead right now" if not for his HS coach in Memphis.

FRANKFORT, Ky. -- Lawmakers appear ready to make marijuana oil legal in Kentucky, after the state Senate unanimously approved a bill Wednesday that would make the controversial extract available to treat children with uncontrollable seizures.

LOUISVILLE, KY Several streets have been blocked off and the Louisville Metro Police Department SWAT Team is on the scene after a man barricaded himself inside of an Old Louisville home, according to MetroSafe.

Here on the blog we'll have a quick look at the Santa Cruz Warriors' games to get you ready for... Adam Carter, a convicted felon who supports an effort to a??ban the boxa? about criminal convictions on some job applications, says he feels it has prevented him from getting employment.

A 20-year-old woman, facing 10 years to life in prison, pleaded guilty Wednesday to prostituting a girl just five years younger than herself.

"We had our first significant snow and ice right at the beginning of December, and really from that point on until now, winter has played havoc in the construction industry," said Chuck Kavanaugh, the executive vice president of Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville.

The two men facing murder charges in connection to a shooting on a Tarc bus will go on trial in April.