Mark Stevens

5 days ago | wave3.com | Mark Stevens

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Business owners at the NIA Center said they were stunned to be given lease termination notices last week. They’ve got to get out by December. TARC has approved an offer to sell the building to Goodwill. The business owners have vowed to put up a fight. Regina Whitlow has run a salon on the second floor for the last 10 years. She moved into the NIA center a second time to serve her West End clients. She said this decision is short-sighted.

1 week ago | wave3.com | Mark Stevens

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) -Seven people were hurt and one was killed in an early morning storm that struck near Springfield in rural Washington County, Kentucky. Emergency officials said the damaged area is small but devastated. Long Run Road is a single-lane path. Parts of it were blocked by fallen tree limbs after the storm, slowing emergency responders. “We had to cut our way through to get ambulances inside here,” said Washington County Emergency Manager Kevin Devine.

1 week ago | wave3.com | Mark Stevens

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Louisville has pumped $1.5 million of $1.7 million awarded so far into a British-controlled company to create a factory to pump out prefabricated homes. Now the city wants to give it even more money, but nearly a year after the city sold the company the land to build demonstration homes, the WAVE News Troubleshooters found nothing has been built. MMY US won the contract to build up to five demonstration homes.

1 week ago | wave3.com | Mark Stevens

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Families flocked to the new Algonquin Park Pool this Memorial Day, just days after a shooting at the far edge of the park sparked fear and rumors. The shots were fired just as the pool was closing. No one was hurt. Police released an image of the suspect armed with what police believe was a short-barreled rifle. Louisville police recovered shell casings, pieces of an ankle monitor, and video from the Real Time Crime Center’s cameras.

2 weeks ago | wave3.com | Mark Stevens

JEFFERSONVILLE, In. (WAVE) - Indiana prosecutors have completed a trifecta of sorts, getting guilty pleas from disgraced former Clark County Sheriff Jamey Noel, his daughter Kasey, and now his estranged wife Misty. On Wednesday, May 21, Misty Noel agreed to plead guilty in exchange for a year and a half in prison. It was clear something significant was occurring in court when Misty Noel gave long hugs to her daughter and sister before the start of the hearing.