Worker rescued nearly 9 hours after getting trapped at Louisville construction site
A man trapped in rubble for nearly nine hours after falling at a construction site near downtown Louisville has been rescued. Louisville fire officials said the worker fell into a void space around 11:40 a.m. Thursday in the 300 block of E Chestnut Street. Crews were able to get on the scene within three minutes.
Dramatic rescue of construction worker buried in rubble in Kentucky
In a stunning rescue, a construction worker was brought out of the rubble of an excavation site in Louisville, Ky. Dramatic video shows the moment the worker emerged, more than eight hours after he fell into the hole and was buried.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Two employees of a Louisville manufacturing ... Tuesday afternoon shattered windows and shook ...
Louisville emergency officials confirmed two people died in Tuesday's explosion at a manufacturing plant in the Clifton ...
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Vehicle crashes into downtown Louisville storage unit building; 2 injuredTwo people were injured after a driver ran a red light and hit a building in downtown Louisville, police said.
The new "butt bin" program aims to reduce the number of cigarette butts discarded on downtown streets and sidewalks.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- While fans are excited for University of Louisville ... The struggles meant less business for ...
Dec 2, 2023; Louisville, KY, USA; Kids and adults alike gather to enjoy the Lots ... takes place outside of Metro Hall at ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Grab the hot cocoa and candy canes, Louisville’s lighting up for the holiday season on a new day this year.
The Louisville Fire Department posted to X that its department and multiple agencies are on scene for a "large scale incident ...
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