Logan Perrone

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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - A couple’s Sunday stroll in the Highlands was stopped on Father’s Day. A man says he was struck in the face, his wife in the back, when a car with teenagers inside shot at them and their 10-month-old baby with a BB gun around 3:30 p.m. at the intersection of Bardstown Road and Eastern Parkway. Both asked us not to share their names. They say their grateful their baby wasn’t hit“I felt powerless in that moment,” the man said. “I felt really frustrated when they drove away.

2 weeks ago | wave3.com | Logan Perrone

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - On Dawson Hill Road on the outskirts of Jefferson County, homeowners are fighting an uphill battle. Dozens of customers who get their water from the Taylorsville Water Company are trying to understand why they get a second bill from Louisville Water Company (LWC) despite the fact that there are no on city sewers. “We don’t understand why we’re being billed,” Tim Zimlich, who lives on Dawson Hill Road, said.

2 weeks ago | wave3.com | Logan Perrone

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - From the steps of Metro Hall to stepping out into the street, hundreds of people from across the Louisville metro and beyond expressed their frustration, fueled by three letters. Signs read “Abolish I.C.E.,” “NO I.C.E.,” and “Louisville stands against I.C.E.,” just to list a few. Air Force veteran Ken Beitler from Georgetown carried his own sign as a number of groups marched from a rally at Metro Hall to the immigration office on S. 7th Street.

3 weeks ago | wave3.com | Logan Perrone

LEBANON, Ky. (WAVE) - “My child’s Down syndrome is not going away,” mom Trina Martin said. “That is part of her DNA that’s not going to change.”What did change this spring was Ellie’s Medicaid coverage, which helps with the things most parents take for granted. She was one of the hundreds of Kentucky Kids with Autism and or Down Syndrome who were denied a renewal during their yearly assessment, despite circumstances staying the same.

3 weeks ago | wave3.com | Logan Perrone

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Across from the Goodwill Opportunity Center, Goodwill Kentucky sees an opportunity. On Wednesday, the company announced its plans to buy the NIA center next door. The announcement follows previous statements from TARC, the building’s owner, stating the building is no longer needed as it redesigns the transit network. Shaun Spencer is one of the tenants who will be displaced. She was also part of the strategic planning process for the design.