WDRB-TV (Louisville, KY)

WDRB Media is your go-to destination for local news, weather, sports, and entertainment in the Kentuckiana area, featuring FOX and CW programming. Known for our original storytelling and in-depth investigative reporting, we pride ourselves on being the leading media organization in Louisville. Our extensive news team is the largest in both Kentucky and Indiana, providing over 9.5 hours of live news broadcasts each weekday. Additionally, you can access news, weather, and sports on demand through our website, WDRB.com, and our various apps, including WDRB NEWS, WDRB WEATHER, and WDRB Now available on Roku, Apple TV, and Amazon Fire. In the Louisville market, WDRB Media manages three network-affiliated TV stations: WDRB FOX, WBKI CW, and My 58 MyNet. This company is privately owned by Block Communications, Inc.

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Louisville adds Valentine's Day 2026 game against Baylor to men's basketball schedule

1 day ago | wdrb.com | Eric Crawford

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) Louisville's nonconference basketball schedule just got another marquee addition. The Cardinals will face Baylor on Feb. 14, 2026, in a neutral-site matchup at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, the school announced Thursday. The game will be televised on ESPN platforms, with tip time and ticket information to follow. It's only the second-ever meeting between the two programs. Baylor held off Louisville, 66-63, in the 2016 Battle 4 Atlantis championship game.
Coffee with Crawford | More from Tom Jurich, on revenue sharing and Rick Pitino

1 day ago | wdrb.com | Eric Crawford

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Tom Jurich hasn’t been on a college campus in an official capacity for almost seven years. But he still pays attention. And in a conversation during his drive into Louisville this week — his first trip back to campus since he was fired in 2017 — Jurich sounded like someone who not only understands where college sports are going, but who has been watching the storm coming long before the clouds rolled in. “Obviously, it’s headed in a totally different direction,” he said.
Coffee with Crawford | NCAA proposes letting athletes bet on pro sports - here’s why that’s risky

2 days ago | wdrb.com | Eric Crawford

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CRAWFORD | Jurich’s first return to U of L since 2017 will bring emotion - and a new street name

3 days ago | wdrb.com | Eric Crawford

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Tom Jurich has made the drive back to Louisville plenty of times. His children live here. So do his grandchildren. And his 96-year-old mother still calls it home. But on Tuesday, winding through the mountains of Eastern Kentucky — detouring around closed highways and old memories — Jurich acknowledged that this trip was different. This time, he’s coming back to be honored.
CRAWFORD | Vince Marrow's blueprint (no offense) for his new Louisville challenge

3 days ago | wdrb.com | Eric Crawford

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – The title sounds bureaucratic — Executive Director of Player Personnel and Scouting. But Vince Marrow is anything but faceless. And when it comes to his new role with Louisville football, he’s not improvising. What kind of mark he can make at Louisville is hard to project, because he’s stepping into a role — and a system — with no real college football playbook.
Coffee with Crawford | Churchill deal expected to keep Fair Grounds running - but not everyone is happy

3 days ago | wdrb.com | Eric Crawford

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – The Fair Grounds in New Orleans is one of the oldest racetracks in America. It’s got history, charm, and for many horsemen, it’s a lifeline during the winter months. But right now, it’s something else: leverage. And Churchill Downs Inc. isn’t shy about using it.
BOZICH | NBA Draft quiet for U of L, UK, IU but 2026 should bring loud comeback

4 days ago | wdrb.com | Richard Bozich

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — The 2007 NBA Draft is best remembered as the year Portland allowed Kevin Durant to slide to the Seattle Supersonics and the second pick because the Trailblazers only had eyes for Greg Oden of Ohio State. The Supersonics, for the record, are now the Oklahoma City Thunder, a franchise that could not win an NBA title with Durant, James Harden and Russell Westbrook but did win one Sunday night with former Kentucky stars Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Cason Wallace.
Coffee with Crawford | D. Wayne Lukas never let the old man in - now he’s turning for home

4 days ago | wdrb.com | Eric Crawford

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The community comes together to celebrate the founding of Charlestown, Indiana

5 days ago | wdrb.com | Keith Kaiser

CHARLESTOWN, In. (WDRB) -- The city of Charlestown is currently celebrating Founders Week. WDRB's Keith Kaiser learns about this special event to commemorate this southern Indiana town, founded in 1808. Charlestown’s Founders Week happens from June 21-28 with family-friendly activities. A few events to close out the week include a family fun night, a cornhole tournament and a parade.
Trey Moses hosts 'Be the Reason' celebrity game to champion mental health awareness

6 days ago | wdrb.com | Tom Lane

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- – Former student-athlete and mental health advocate Trey Moses hosted the second "Be The Reason" Celebrity Basketball Game on Saturday at Eastern High School. 24 Reasons is a non-profit that brings awareness for mental health issues and suicide prevention for youth.