Louisville comedian James Song takes the stage two or three nights a week at local comedy clubs, pulling material from his real life as a blind man living in Kentucky.

This week, we’re taking a look back at three previously featured homes we wouldn’t mind being stuck in during a winter storm.

Ahead of taking office, The Courier Journal spoke with all seven new members of the Louisville Metro Council. Here's what to ...

The "Strengthening the Village Childcare Project" is making childcare more accessible for refugee and immigrant families ...

The team of cooks who serve the elderly three meals a day could not make it to work. An organization called on neighbors to make sure they all still get fed.

Carter was the 39th and longest-living president in U.S. history ... a former lieutenant governor of Kentucky, at the home of ...

Junior Achievement of Kentuckiana is celebrating 75 years of educating students about financial literacy, work readiness, and ...

The challenge of December college football changes for coordinators in this era of opt-outs, and Louisville offensive coordinator Brian Brohm is living ... staff at Western Kentucky in 2016 ...

Carter was the 39th and longest-living president ... Brown Jr. and Kentucky First Lady Phyllis George Brown. Carter also attended a Derby Eve luncheon at former Louisville Mayor Harvey Sloane's ...

The National Weather Service is predicting more snow for Southern Indiana and Kentucky. Follow along for live weather updates ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Bows decorate Ashley Warren's door ... They're one of six families living at the campus, saved from living on the street. "When I came here, I didn't have a birth certificate ...

A 3-month-old baby drowned at a motel in Louisville on Jan. 1 and now his only sibling is speaking up for him.