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Two shot dead at apartment complex
A man and a woman were shot dead late Wednesday afternoon in an apartment complex in southwest Jefferson County, according to Louisville Metro Police.
New Heitzman Bakery on Dixie gets sweet welcome
For years, loyal customers traveled to Eastern Parkway - and for decades before that to East Burnett Avenue in Schnitzelburg - to patronize a little bakery with a big reputation for quality cookies, kuchen, pastry and pies.
Jefferson Moore, 'The Perfect Gift'
The sights, sounds and citizenry of Louisville provide the backdrop for "The Perfect Gift," a feature-length holiday film shot entirely in Louisville and produced by Kelly's Filmworks LTD, a local production company with a flare for family fare.
Frantic 911 calls on Friday morning, detail pending doom as car heads wrong way on Watterson
WHAS 11 News has obtained the 911 tapes from the fatal head-on collision on the Watterson Expressway earlier this week.
Another charge for accused burglar
The charges keep piling up for three family members accused of running a massive burglary ring.
Police: Alcohol possible factor in wrong way fatal crash
There are still more questions than answers about what was behind a wreck that killed two people on the Watterson Expressway.
Shively city employees could face alcohol, drug testing
Shively officials are considering random alcohol and drug testing of city employees - and possibly the mayor and all six City Council members.
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Coach Cal hosts signing for his new book
UK Basketball Coach John Calipari hosted a book-signing luncheon on Tuesday for his book "Bounce Back: Overcoming Setbacks to Succeed in Business and in Life." It was at Texas Roadhouse in Shively.
City swears in new class of firefighters
Marching in white shirts behind blaring bagpipes, 39 former assembly line workers, truck drivers, rail workers and small business owners filed into the old Male High School theater Friday to take their oath as the newest class of Louisville-area firefighters.
Metro Animal Services rescues 48 animals from Louisville apartment
It's a term you've been hearing more and more lately; animal hoarding. In Louisville, Metro Animal Services has rescued nearly 50 animals from a small apartment in Shively.
Why was Charlize Theron at Keeneland?
Folks at Keeneland's fall meet on Saturday might have had an unexpected A-list Hollywood encounter: Oscar-winning actress Charlize Theron.
Diverse group of recruits learn ropes of fighting fire, saving lives, building community
They've hoisted 60 pounds of hose at a dead run up seven flights of stairs, crawled through smoke-filled, blackened rooms to rescue mannequins and bailed headfirst out of windows.
For 25 weeks, 39 recruits pushed themselves beyond their physical and mental boundaries with the goal of becoming Louisville and Shively firefighters.
CU honors Dr. Betty Griffin, Delquan Dorsey, Sr., Dr. Lincoln Bingham
CU honors Dr. Betty Griffin, Delquan Dorsey, Sr., Dr. Lincoln Bingham New diversity web presence announced by Vice President Chowning News from Campbellsville University African-American leaders, Dr.
Dixie Highway to get sidewalks, bus shelters
James Trabue rarely catches the public bus these days without feeling a bit of trepidation.
Early sign-up set for heating aid
Louisville Metro Government is offering early registration for some people who expect to need financial assistance with their winter heating bills.
Law News from Around the Circuit
A Louisville man pleaded not guilty Wednesday to two counts of murder in a Sept.
Ky. Supreme Court strikes down law targeting sex offenders
The Supreme Court of Kentucky has ruled that a law limiting where registered sex offenders can live cannot apply to those who committed offenses before July 12, 2006, the day the law was implemented.
Metro Animal Services Recovering, But Can Still Use Help
LOUISVILLE, Ky -- Tails are again wagging at Metro Animal Services, out on Manslick Road in Shively, but there's still some recovering to be done after the August 4th flood that inundated the facility.