Winter storm makes travel hazardous across Louisville, Kentucky and southern Indiana
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The winter storm is making travel very hazardous in Louisville and the surrounding area. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said it will take time to clear the roads. In a social media post, he said it takes about six hours to treat roads in Jefferson County, and it takes 12 hours to plow roadways.
Multiple accidents have been reported in Louisville as Winter Storm Blair blankets city. Officials said roads aren't safe for ...
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg hosts a news conference providing updates on Winter Storm Blair Sunday evening. Here's what ...
A two-day manhunt of the shooter of an Orange County deputy sheriff ended Saturday in Louisville, Kentucky. State police ...
Between a half foot of snow or more and a half inch of ice is in the forecast for central Kentucky and southern Indiana ...
The suspect who shot an Indiana sheriff's deputy and prompted a statewide Blue Alert was fatally shot during a confrontation ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The Louisville man accused of stabbing a woman multiple times on New Year's Eve pleaded not guilty ...
WAVE News is keeping track of closings and delays across Kentucky and Indiana and winter weather rolls in throughout the region.
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The company manufactures and distributes high density polyethylene piping products and structures, such as manholes, tanks, ...
It's hard to top the winter storm of 1994, but Sunday brought some of the most snow the city has ever seen in one day.
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