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Louisville’s Air Pollution Control District has not recently cited Swift for violating rules, despite 530 complaints and dozens of “strong” odors this year.

The area’s economic development agency published their federal priorities during a fly-out of Louisville leaders to Washington, D.C.

Ja’Ceon Terry vomited, lost consciousness and died in July 2022 as Brooklawn employees restrained him.

The Clerk’s office is prepping for an audit after LPM News uncovered election error.

Violent crime has declined from a pandemic-era peak. But Louisville homicides remain stubbornly high compared to national trends.

Residents of a Bullitt County road were urged to evacuate after a landslide at a small dam. Its owner says she didn’t know of previous government inspections.

The shipping and logistics company has submitted plans for an additional 70,000 square feet of lab and office space.

In response, the owner of Atomic accuses city of trying to push its Black customers out of the Highlands.

At his arraignment, former LMPD officer Nathan Stotts agreed to post a bond of $10,000 cash or $20,000 of property in relation to the fatal shooting of Martin Nitzken Jr.

Drivers expressed frustrations with increases, as tolls will be paying back debt on the bridges project for 27 more years.

Kids with type diabetes can face difficulties in finding safe and accessible summer childcare, including one 10-year-old in Louisville.

Nathan Stotts shot Martin Nitzken Jr. while he was showing signs of a mental break.

At Waterfront Park, hundreds of fans gathered to watch the tournament’s first game.

Heavy traffic, trucks, and noise have come to neighborhoods including Shelby Park.

Bevin requested additional time, but his motion was denied by the judge hearing his divorce and child support case.