The Derby has traditionally been an important opportunity for Louisville's mayor to showcase the city to business people with economic influence.

The Parks Alliance of Louisville was granted $500,000 for Alberta O. Jones Park. Most of it has been cut by the Department of Government Efficiency.

Police use of the Signal app to automatically delete messages may be a criminal violation of open records law, said attorney Michael Abate.

Soccer Holdings has partnered with a developer to build an apartment complex next to Lynn Family Stadium, as part of a larger stadium district plan.

The U.S. has seen high rates of quick-spreading illnesses in 2025. Here's how Louisville's "disease investigators" track cases locally.

Businesses that make at least 15% of revenue from cigars or tobacco might soon be allowed to let patrons smoke inside their shops.

Louisville hired Sigma Squared to analyze Louisville Metro Police data for bias. Critics say the company will only tell the city what it wants to hear.

An amendment tacked onto an unrelated bill now sets new standards for how cities can regulate short-term rentals.

Members of Louisville's Quick Response Team previously experienced substance abuse themselves. Now they help others stay alive.

Louisville's first three Bezos Academy schools are accepting applications for free preschool.

The Louisville Metro Council Republicans believe the city does not need a consent decree and that local officials can monitor reforms.

Snow that refused to melt in January left many complaining about roads that went unplowed across Louisville. What to know about the city's next steps.

Several Democrats voted with Republicans to weaken protections for renters, fearing preemption from the state legislature.

Councilwoman Donna Purvis faced up to $20,000 in fines but reached an agreement to pay a lower amount. She now faces new complaints of violations.

A former legislative assistant said she was sexually harassed by a former Louisville Mero Council member and fired in retaliation.

A new ordinance could be Louisville's only option for salvaging local control of regulation on lead paint in housing.

While some constituents support Louisville Metro Councilwoman Donna Purvis, others have called for her to step down amid growing controversies.

President Donald Trump's crackdown on immigration has put a renewed focus on "sanctuary" cities. Here's what that means.

The pregnant woman was cited for unlawful street camping by Louisville Metro Police while in labor in September.

Keith Gregory was one of the first hires after Elizabeth Strojan took over the Louisville Metro Housing Authority as executive director.

Craig Greenberg has previously, and regularly, said he accepted the DOJ report, which followed a wide-ranging "pattern or practice" investigation.

The proposed 'Christopher's Law' comes almost five years after an altercation with a bouncer at Nowhere Bar left a man dead.

Halfway through his first term, Mayor Craig Greenberg has progressed on some of his campaign pledges. However, others are falling flat.

Mayor Craig Greenberg announced in October the city would begin re-enforcing a ban on wearing masks in public.

Mayor Craig Greenberg unveiled a plan to reduce Louisville's open records request backlog in 2023. It's gone down, but some are still concerned.