Stephan Johnson

2 weeks ago | wdrb.com | Stephan Johnson

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3 weeks ago | wdrb.com | Stephan Johnson

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- For 20 years, the Louisville Metro Police Foundation has been more than a fundraising arm for the department. It’s become a lifeline for officers and their families when tragedy strikes and crisis looms. The foundation sprang to life after the 2004 line-of-duty death of Officer Peter Grignon. His widow, Rebecca Grignon Reker, recalls arriving at the hospital to “a sea of blue” — dozens of officers who came to console her and honor her husband’s service.

1 month ago | wdrb.com | Stephan Johnson

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — It was a historic day at the Vatican — and here in Kentucky — as the Catholic Church welcomed its first American pontiff. After two days of voting in the conclave at Vatican City, Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected pope. He will be known as Pope Leo XIV. Louisville Archbishop Shelton Fabre called it a moment of joy and surprise. “First and foremost, this is a day of great joy for the Church, a day of particular joy for the Church in the United States,” Fabre said.

1 month ago | wdrb.com | Stephan Johnson

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Starting Wednesday, if you don't have a REAL ID, you're still flying — but not without some extra steps. While some travelers at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport beat the deadline, many others are still trying to get a REAL ID. “I got mine because I fly for work every two weeks, and it’s the easiest way to get through security and the airport,” traveler Scott Dean said.

1 month ago | wdrb.com | Stephan Johnson

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- One of the most sacred and secretive traditions in the Catholic Church begins Tuesday as the College of Cardinals gathers for the papal conclave to choose the next pope. In an exclusive interview, Archbishop Shelton Fabre of Louisville sat down with WDRB to explain how the ancient process works — and why it still holds deep spiritual and global significance. "This is done by way of voting. This is also done by way of prayer," Fabre said.