Reyna Katko

3 days ago | wdrb.com | Reyna Katko

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Some future engineers got a first-hand look at some cutting-edge technology while touring a Louisville facility this week. More than a dozen students from Louisville Collegiate turned a classroom robotics lesson into real-world skills. They toured CRG Automation to see how robots work. "It's pretty cool around this place," said eighth grader Joseph Marshall. "It's a lot of new information we get to take in and a lot we get to learn," added Mia Joseph, a seventh grader.

3 days ago | wdrb.com | Reyna Katko

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Hundreds of dogs and puppies were looking for their forever homes Saturday thanks to two animal organizations and “The Hammer.”The Kentucky Humane Society and Metro Animal Services teamed up with Isaacs & Isaacs Personal Injury Lawyers. Saturday's event was held at the Kentucky Expo Center and offered on-site adoptions. In the last two years, more than 270 dogs have been adopted.

4 days ago | wdrb.com | Reyna Katko

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5 days ago | wdrb.com | Reyna Katko

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Saturday is Shirley Mae Beard Day, a proclamation presented to her daughter, Theresa Simpson. More than two dozen community members came out. Shirley Mae Beard was the owner and face of Shirley Mae's Café on South Clay Street. Former Mayor Greg Fischer came to speak, along with current Mayor Craig Greenberg and several council members. Her children, along with her granddaughter, were also present. “This was a woman who was alive 120% of the time," Fischer said. Beard died Jan.

1 week ago | wdrb.com | Reyna Katko

UTICA, Ind. (WDRB) -- A storage bin full of case files and evidence was discovered Wednesday at a firehouse in Utica. Shawn Bostoc is one of the volunteers who's cleaning out the firehouse, located on Utica Pike. "It is unnerving that we can have four years worth of evidence sitting a half mile from the safe it's supposed to be, and nobody knew," Bostock said.