A Kroger store in Louisville closed multiple aisles this week after evidence of a rodent infestation was discovered.

Officials said progress has been made treating the infestation and a follow-up evaluation will be conducted June 16.

The Louisville health department ordered the Kroger to remove product and break down several affected shelves.

Louisville health officials are investigating after evidence of a rodent infestation was found at an area Kroger location. Louisville Metro Health and Wellness Communications Director Kathy Turner ...

WDRB reported that the Louisville Health Department is investigating the Goss Avenue Kroger after evidence of a rodent ...

Three aisles in the Goss Avenue Kroger were closed on Friday after the Louisville Metro Health Department found evidence of a ...

A possible rodent infestation is being investigated at a Louisville Kroger store. WDRB reported that the Louisville Health ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WKRC) - A Kroger location in Kentucky closed several aisles due to a rodent infestation. According to WAVE, ...

The health department ordered the store to close the affected aisles, remove everything from the shelves and break down the shelving to get rid of the pests.

The Germantown Kroger worked with the sanitation management company Ecolab to handle the rodent infestation in April, records ...

The city's health department began investigating after evidence of a rodent infestation was found in three aisles, including bread and pasta products.