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J. Tyler Franklin/LPMWith the United States Department of Justice finding that Louisville police routinely violated residents’ civil rights, local leaders have agreed to work with federal officials on a court-enforced plan for reform. -
Jacob Munoz/LPMThe Cherokee Triangle Architectural Review Committee voted late Wednesday to reject a controversial proposal by the Louisville Collegiate School to demolish the Yorktown Apartments.
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Greenberg's comments came in response to a recent report showing young people have been disproportionately involved in the city’s gun violence crisis. -
Mayor Craig Greenberg is looking for residents’ help to develop strategies for reducing Louisville’s gun violence crisis. -
A Louisville Free Public Library resource aims to increase access to historical Black newspaper archives. -
A small tweak to Louisville’s “right to counsel” program for low-income residents facing eviction could double the number of people eligible for assistance. -
Districts 3 and 6 were left without a representative when Keisha Dorsey and David James resigned last month to take leadership roles in Mayor Craig Greenberg’s administration. -
An Office of Immigrant Affairs will work to ensure government and nonprofit resources are available to the city’s foreign-born residents. Craig Greenberg is also creating an Office of Philanthropy. -
Potential roadway changes include adding bike lanes and roundabouts and improving crosswalks and signage. -
Katie Crews was sentenced to two years of probation Monday for her actions leading up to the death of local restaurant owner David “YaYa” McAtee in June 2020. -
Democrat and small business owner Tammy Hawkins is the new District 1 representative on Louisville Metro Council. -
Louisville Metro will direct nearly $40 million in federal funding toward affordable housing and services for residents experiencing homelessness.