LMPD investigating after burned body found in Klondike neighborhood
The Louisville Fire Department said they were called Saturday morning for a fire against a fence. After it was put out, the found a body under some brush.
Clark County Sheriff's Office trains to 'stop the threat' in school shootings
"I would tell parents, with me being a parent, I would do everything it takes, even if my life depends on it, to make sure that their children are safe."
Tennessee AGs Office speaks to solar power company's business practices after FOCUS investigation
Last week, our FOCUS team uncovered a solar power company that is getting the attention of Attorney Generals in several states. This week the company responds.
Transportation Sec. Buttigieg looking into data-based truck safety changes
Part of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act focuses on truck safety, which Transportation Sec. Pete Buttigieg told FOCUS needs improvement.
Inside the Ann Gotlib case | Gregory Oakley was LMPD's main suspect for years
In 2008 police accused Gregory Oakley of abducting and killing Ann Gotlib. But documents reveal police suspected him as early as seven months after she disappeared.
Housing hurdles for tornado survivors 6 months after December tornadoes
Survivors of the deadly western Kentucky tornadoes last year told WHAS11 investigators it's been hard to recover when the housing market has put up so many hurdles.
FOCUS investigates customers’ complaints against a solar company
Customers spent thousands, waiting months for solar systems to generate power, some are still waiting. Watch the company's response and the full FOCUS investigation.
There was 0% inflation in July 2022, but inflation is still at 8.5% annually
The Consumer Price Index, the most widely used measure of inflation, was unchanged in July, as President Biden claimed. But annual inflation remains high.
Inflation Reduction Act only caps insulin prices for Medicare patients, not for people with private insurance
The original text included provisions that would cap insulin prices for Medicare patients and people privately insured, but the latter failed to get enough support.
Chickenpox vaccine, infection doesn’t protect against monkeypox
Monkeypox and chickenpox are caused by different viruses. That means that previous chickenpox vaccination or infection does not offer protection against monkeypox.
Veterans diagnosed with certain respiratory illnesses or cancers will no longer have to prove they got sick from burn pits or exposure to toxins to get care.
"I will not stand by silently when their integrity is unfairly attacked," Attorney General Merrick Garland said when talking about the FBI and Justice Department.
Attorney General Garland speaks for the first time since FBI Mar-a-Lago search
The statement from Attorney General Garland was the first remarks since the FBI’s unprecedented search of former President Donald Trump’s Florida residence.
Louisville's Fontaine Ferry Park's checkered history
Fontaine Ferry Park sat on 64-acres of land in west Louisville on the Ohio River. It's complicated history was rooted in segregation and eventually closed in 1969.
The Vault: Celebrating 100 years, here's a look back at WHAS Radio
The trailblazers behind the broadcast would become fixtures in Louisville's journalism history and the radio would overcome serious obstacles to stay on the air.
The Vault: Kentucky drivers push back against smiley face plates
It was marred in controversy. The smiley face plate debuted in 2002 but many drivers didn't buy in and state laws were changed to turn the frowns upside down.
20 years ago: Strip-search hoax in Kentucky ends in lawsuits
The prank caller convinced a Mt. Washington, Kentucky McDonald's manager to strip-search her employee in 2004. The incident led to court cases and lawsuits.
The Vault: How a scandal brought down a former Kentucky governor
Twenty years ago, former Governor Paul Patton was accused of giving a nursing home owner preferential treatment during their affair which made national headlines.
How a Louisville anti-discrimination ordinance was created because of a t-shirt
When a photographer took a photo of Alicia Pedreira and her then girlfriend at the 1998 Kentucky State Fair, she had no idea the repercussions that would follow.
Women's History Month | Adventurer Tori Murden McClure inspires Louisville students each day
Tori Murden McClure was the first woman, and American, to ever solo row across the Atlantic Ocean. She currently serves as Spalding University's president.