Valerie Chinn

3 weeks ago | wdrb.com | Valerie Chinn

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The federal government is investigating ongoing mail delays in Louisville, and now some U.S. Postal Service employees are raising red flags about what's happening behind the scenes. Earlier this year, Louisville residents said they waited weeks for bills, letters and packages. Now, employees said conditions inside local mail processing facilities are contributing to the problems. "... machines break down quite, quite often ...

1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Valerie Chinn

Share LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Jefferson County Public Schools has named two finalists in its search for the next superintendent, one of whom had a controversial exit from his last district and a large contract buyout. The Jefferson County Board of Education announced Harold Brian Yearwood and Ben Shuldiner as the top two candidates to replace outgoing Superintendent Marty Pollio, who is leaving July 1 to become president of Ivy Tech Community College in Indiana .

1 month ago | wdrb.com | Valerie Chinn

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1 month ago | wdrb.com | Valerie Chinn

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Complaints about missing mail in the Okolona area have led to a federal investigation, and now, a United States Postal Service employee has resigned. The USPS Office of Inspector General confirmed an allegation of mail dumping was made at the Okolona Post Office last week. Several residents recently said they haven't received mail in weeks and worry it may be connected to the incident.

1 month ago | wdrb.com | Valerie Chinn

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- At Kern's Kitchen, home of the famous Derby Pie, the ovens are humming and the smell of chocolate and walnuts fills the air. The family-owned bakery is busier than ever preparing for the Kentucky Derby, even after a tornado tore through the area just weeks ago. From the sky, the damage is clear: debris scattered across nearby properties, roofs ripped off and businesses left reeling. But Kern's Kitchen was spared.