Heath High survivor gives warning
Missy Jenkins Smith was seriously injured in 1997's Heath High shooting.
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Going green could bring jobs to GE
Appliance Park could be home to a new energy-efficient product line.
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Indiana unemployment at 9.8 percent in October
Officials said it's too early to tell whether the stability marks a long-awaited awaited rebound in employment.
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More states add jobs, but many for temporary staff
More than half of U.S. states added jobs in October.
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Pitino keeping it simple for No. 20 Louisville
The Cardinals (1-0) have stubbed their toes in November in seven of Pitino's eight seasons on the sideline.
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High-scoring Grant gets hall of fame nod
Travis Grant led Kentucky State to three straight NAIA national titles during the civil rights era.
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Louisville prepares to play USF
The Cardinals snapped a nine-game Big East losing streak with a 10-9 victory over Syracuse last week.
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Tracking seasonal flu and H1N1
Fox 41 News is tracking the progress of the H1N1 virus and the seasonal flu, and now you can, as well.
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Todd Lally to run against Yarmuth
He's the first Republican to officially enter the race to become Kentucky's Third District Congressman.
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Blackiston Mill Road re-opens
Re-opening is good news for neighbors who had long detours.
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Man convicted of manslaughter goes free
Robert Stanley, Junior was charged with stabbing his younger brother Charles to death.
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Report: partial lockdown sparked prison riot
Inmates burned six buildings at the Northpoint Training Center in Burgin, Kentucky last August.
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Harley-Davidson won't move to Shelby County
Agreement with Pennsylvania union members pledges that the motorcycle maker will stop efforts to relocate to Kentucky.
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2nd Louisville H1N1 clinic
Three thousand doses will be available for high-risk patients.
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Gallopalooza horses to be auctioned
All the money raised will go towards community beautification projects.
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High bond set in Lytle Street shooting case
Randall Kiper faces attempted murder, assault, and wanton endangerment charges.
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Louisville man suspected of daycare bomb threat
An anonymous person called a Lexington television station saying he planted a bomb at the Anderson County Head Start Day Care.
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MEGA Cavern's Lights Under Louisville
You can travel the one-mile path in your own car and enjoy the thirty to forty minute light show.
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Kentucky Meth-Check program goes national
The system tracks how much cold or allergy medicine a person buys -- they contain key ingredients to produce meth.
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McDonald's strip search decision upheld
Ruling says $6 million in punitive damages awarded to Louise Ogborn is not excessive.
Click on story for link to full decision.
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Eminence copper plant re-opens after cyanide leak
Ambulance called after some workers developed headaches.
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New route for Toys for Tots Motorcycle Run
The route for the annual Toys for Tots Motorcycle Run has changed to keep it safe and to keep traffic moving. Several police departments, including St. Matthews, Shively, and Jeffersontown Police, are
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ONLY ON FOX: Walkers on lawsuit against coaches
Keith Walker, 13, collapsed in October 2008 during basketball practice at school.
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Ross murder sheds light on concern about EPOs
The murder case of Amanda Ross demonstrates why they are often ineffective.
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Four arrested on drug charges
Matthew Brocket, Karl Anderson, Jessica Carder, and Linda Kendall are accused of illegally getting drugs with fake prescriptions.
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Northern Kentucky woman dies from swine flu
Northern Kentucky Health Department says the woman had underlying health conditions.
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Steve Nunn death penalty decision soon
Nunn is charged with fatally shooting his ex-fiance Amanda Ross.
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Sen. Dick Lugar's wife arrested for DUI
Police say Charlene Lugar was driving drunk when she hit a parked car.
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New FOP president hopes to mend fences
Sgt. Dave Mutchler wants to create a new relationship with city leaders.
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Report urges better storm preparations
That's after deadly, devastating wind and ice storms.
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UK, U of L work to eliminate campus smoking
UK imposes ban, U of L assigns designated smoking areas.
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Flight computer system working again
Louisville Airport Authority says the problem did not affect flights in this area.
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Indiana expands traveler information service
See story for details of website, phone number.
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Festival of Trees and Lights has new display
The faith heritage area will feature Kwanzaa, Christian customs, and Chanukah.
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Brian Brohm signed to Buffalo Bills
He ended up on the Green Bay Packers' practice squad this season.
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New charges against Karen Sypher
Indictment says Sypher made demands to Rick Pitino, with the threat that his reputation would be damaged if demands weren't met.
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Funding still uncertain for Big Four Bridge
About one-third of the ramp leading up to the bridge is complete.
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Jeffersonville treasurer faces theft charge
Louisville car dealer says Peggy Wilder bought a car without producing a title.
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Senate president Williams, Gov. Beshear plan to make up deficit
Williams and Gov. Steve Beshear spoke to local officials at the Kentucky Association of Counties conference.
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Historical Society acquires lottery machine
It was used for Lotto Kentucky and Cash 5 drawings from 1989 to 1993.
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Man to spend life in prison for two murders
Michael Knights pled guilty to murder, robbery, burglary, and tampering with evidence.
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Death row inmate dies of cancer
David Skaggs faced death for the murder of an elderly couple in Barren County.
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Man falls, dies in Clark Co. Jail
Preston Shaw was being held on a sexual battery charge.
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Local study finds hope for heart patients
Study says newer implanted cardiac devices are significantly more effective in helping a failing heart function properly.
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Construction begins again on Harrods Creek Bridge
City says it's unlikely more legal challenges will delay construction.
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