Metro Public Works urges residents to remain patient as crews prioritize cleanup from recent storms before returning to pothole repairs.
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During a briefing Tuesday, Mayor Craig Greenberg said he plans to introduce legislation in Metro Council next week.
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Cancelled appointments at regional offices for driver’s licenses are forcing some Kentuckians to reschedule after already waiting several weeks.
The 59th National Farm Machinery Show started Wednesday and goes through Saturday.
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House Bill 387 aims to curb rising sewer bills in Louisville.
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Experts with UofL Health said fewer people were vaccinated this year, a contributing factor to a sharp peak in cases of the flu and other illnesses around Louisville.
Celebrity “SuperChef” and former Louisville restaurant owner Darnell Ferguson will stand trial later this month on several charges related to the alleged assault of his wife.
Second Baptist Church — also known as the Town Clock Church — has stood in New Albany for nearly 175 years.
Marc Hibel was arrested in 2023, after officials found explosive chemicals at his home in the Highview neighborhood.
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“I can tell you it’s not going to be today. It’s not going to be tomorrow. And I don’t want to rush anything.”
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The “first concepts” were unveiled Thursday, suggesting possible visions for the 51-year-old downtown plaza that Mayor Craig Greenberg has pledged to remake.
Louisville Metro Councilwoman Paula McCraney announced she has changed her party affiliation from Democrat to Independent.
Louisville’s mayor said Tuesday he has concerns about allegations made by the city’s inspector general that police lied on a search warrant affidavit and criminal complaint in the 2022 shooting death of Omari Cryer.
One year after another, Louisville sees homicides reach into the triple digits. At least 140 lives have been lost each year since 2020.
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Wayside was denied a license when trying to renew in September of 2023. That means the shelter has been operating without a license for more than a year.
