Junior Bridgeman, a Louisville legend and former NBA star, died from a medical emergency at the Galt House on March 11.
‘He was constantly giving’ | Louisville remembers Junior Bridgeman’s life and legacy Read More »
A city inspector found the church remains “unstable and unsafe” months after a devastating fire ravaged the building.
Fire-ravaged church in downtown Louisville faces possible emergency demolition Read More »
The new bag policy looks to speed up entry and enhance safety, officials said.
Lynn Family Stadium enacts new clear bag policy for 2025 season Read More »
“If you get a hundred years out of a transmission main, Louisville Water and the community got their money’s worth.”
Louisville Water unearths history while replacing 130-year-old line in Old Louisville Read More »
House Bill 495 would overturn Gov. Andy Beshear’s ban on conversion therapy for minors.
Ray Barker spent 20 years at LMPD and hopes to keep serving his community.
West Louisville’s ‘Sir Friendly C’ retires from Dollar Tree with love Read More »
Louisville’s NAACP branch sees Ed Harness’ reappointment as “one of the keys” to the success of the city’s consent decree.
Louisville NAACP calls for city’s inspector general to be reappointed Read More »
The PNC Foundation grants $100,000 to BBBSKY for a new group mentoring program at the Goodwill Opportunity Center in west Louisville.
West Louisville youths gain mentors through $100K PNC Foundation grant initiative Read More »
The earliest any redesigned network could be fully implemented is next summer.
TARC seeks community feedback on proposals to redesign transit network Read More »
“Animal control officers are often the first to witness warning signs of abuse in a household,” Rep. Susan Witten (R-Louisville) said.
“Our owners are self-admitted idiots,” Zanzabar wrote on social media. “Well meaning, but uneducated on the conflict in the Middle East.”
Louisville bar apologizes after canceling benefit show for aid to Palestine Read More »
The Louisville Democratic Party organized the demonstration. Republicans said cuts can be painful, but the party is concerned with the deficit.
Democrats rally against federal cuts, DOGE in ‘March to Mitch’ protest Read More »
Rep. Morgan McGarvey said the poor conditions and mail delays are the result of disinvestment in the Postal Service.
Amid mail delays, Kentucky congressman tours USPS facility in Louisville Read More »
In early March, a stretch of River Road will close while crews replace a decades-old residual line.
River Road closures expected as Louisville Water prepares for 2-year project Read More »
The Parkland Library closed in December 1986 due to budget cuts, but community grassroots efforts brought the library back to life.
‘A dream come true.’ | Historic Parkland Library reopens after decades-long closure Read More »
