The ruling questions whether Kentucky’s unlawful camping ban punishes homelessness.

Kentucky's legislature can still vote on a housing bill when it returns Tuesday and Wednesday to override vetoes and wrap up this year’s session.

Arborists and land managers are trying “assisted migration” as global warming threatens livability in communities and the health of urban and rural forests.

The death of 35-year-old Tyrah Adams last week has left the family with more questions than answers.

President Trump has been largely rebuffed by the courts each time he’s attempted to punish Democratic cities and states.

As the snow piles up across Louisville, getting around has become nearly impossible for people who depend on wheelchairs or mobility scooters.

Ricky Marshall, 56, spent most of his time around a neighborhood tire shop, where friends said he was a familiar face and a kind soul who had fallen on hard

Two lobbyists made more than $1 million lobbying the Kentucky General Assembly last year

Two systems increasingly determine whether families across Kentucky can stay working and stable: child care and housing.  As with many challenges facing our commonwealth, we face a clear choice — inve...

A pass lasts for three years and provides free rides on WeGo buses.

Wednesday's drive to school started like any other for Julieta Carmona Garcia.

If passed, a Metro Council resolution would approve up to $1.2B in industrial revenue bonds to help Churchill Downs finance racetrack renovations.

Louisville's Room in the Inn program will provide shelter to more people experiencing homelessness this winter.

Abrupt shift in federal funds to help the homeless could put many disabled Kentuckians back on the streets, say advocates.

A Kentucky Republican wants to require all Kentucky police agencies to enter agreements for federal immigration enforcement.

Funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is set to run out by Nov. 1, forcing millions of Americans to find other ways to get food.

The Louisville Affordable Housing Trust Fund has helped create more than 4,000 apartments and single-family homes, but not everyone understands how it works.

The Eclipse in Russell is a $45 million community with 280 units, serving families who earn less than $80,000 a year.

Louisville Metro's website advertising the program says it "is no longer accepting applications as resources are now being redirected to support other Metro-funded single-family development initiative...