Here’s what was newsworthy in Pulaski County this week in 1954, from the pages of The Somerset Journal.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Nearly five years ago, Louisville Metro Police Officer Gregory Satterly filed a lawsuit to get his job back after he was fired for using excessive force on three separate ...

Tamika Palmer says 1,694 days after her daughter was killed during a police raid at her Louisville apartment, her prayers were answered: justice.

This comes after a shooting near campus early Sunday morning and three sexual assaults reported in September alone, and one ...

A Kentucky police officer has been reprimanded years later for firing non-lethal rounds at a TV camera crew during street ...

Several witnesses called by prosecutors earlier in the week, including new Louisville police Chief Paul Humphrey, testified that officers are trained to identify a target before firing.Prosecutors ...

IN THE NEXT 18 MONTHS. AND TONIGHT, COMMUNITY MEMBERS GAVE THEIR FEEDBACK ABOUT THE NEW DIRECTION OF LMPD CHIEF PAUL HUMPHREY WAS JOINED BY OTHER LEADERS AT THE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY CENTER ON ...

The award from Public Relations Society of America Bluegrass Chapter is named for the late, legendary Louisville journalist Sheldon Shafer. Louisville Business First Editor-in-Chief Shea Van Hoy ...

The current election cycle marks the last partisan election for Louisville Metro Council. In 2026, both the mayoral and council elections will become "nonpartisan." Here's what that means.

One of the biggest games on the 2024 ACC schedule takes place Saturday as No. 6 Miami looks to remain unbeaten in a tough road spot at Louisville. The Hurricanes enter the game off a bye following ...

Cam Ward was hit as he threw in the fourth quarter Saturday with Miami holding a one-score lead over the Louisville Cardinals. The ball wobbled out of his hand, a Louisville defender charged for ...

Louisville football might have celebrated prematurely with a large lead against Miami 20 years ago. Twice, actually. In a Thursday night matchup on Oct. 14, 2004, the No. 18 Cardinals stormed into ...