LOUISVILLE, Ky. - At long last, the 2025 MLB Draft is finally here. Mock draft and big board season is now behind us, and soon we will find out where the top talents in college and high school ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville first responders asked the public to avoid part of Broadway after a train derailed on Saturday, July 5. Louisville Fire said the derailment happened near Broadway ...

A train derailment in Louisville's West End caused several street closures Saturday morning. Louisville Metro Police and the Louisville Fire Department closed off a section of Broadway between ...

Local News Water line breaks in downtown Louisville; here's where WHAS11's Jim Stratman was on the scene and saw where water was flowing out into the street and out from underneath the sidewalk.

GE Appliances is spending $490 million at its Louisville global headquarters to build washing machines. The move brings new, full-time jobs to Louisville that used to be filled by workers in China.

Multi-vehicle crash on I-65 in Louisville causes major traffic backup The crash happened on I-65 north just past Fern Valley Road and multiple lanes are blocked, according to TRIMARC.

A law passed in Louisville is intended to protect both animals and consumers, following reports of puppies developing serious health issues shortly after purchase.

Former Vice President Mike Pence warned in a new essay that the conservative movement is being threatened by populist fervor and the transformation into the anti-woke movement, while the White Hous… ...

This Juneteenth, which celebrates the end of slavery in the United States, you can take part in some of the many events across the Louisville region.

Louisville baseball avoided elimination in the College World Series with a comeback win over Arizona on June 15. Here are the highlights: ...

Watch on A truck driver jumped to safety a fter his semi caught fire and dropped off I-65 in downtown Louisville. The charred remains of the empty trailer are strewn on the interstate, WLKY reported.

While unrest continues in Los Angeles, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg says the city is prepared to deal with more potential protests.