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Armed with advanced forensics technology to analyze the 39-year-old evidence, LMPD detectives are stepping up their search for the men.

Community leaders attribute the downward trend to increased police presence and neighborhood outreach efforts.

“If you’re serving minors in this community then you forfeit your right to have an alcohol license.”

Mayor Craig Greenberg announced the appointment this week of Bill Bell, who is the former executive director of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s Office of Highway Safety.

Fans are ready to pack Jim Patterson Stadium for game one on Friday

The site spans 37 acres and is already zoned for industrial use.

Days after the twister struck, residents are still picking up the pieces.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg joined state and federal officials Thursday to announce assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency is now available for individuals impacted by the recent severe weather.

The Louisville Free Public Library is holding its annual 10-week Summer Reading Program to encourage children teens to read for fun over the summer.

Southern Indiana leaders held a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday for a school that will serve a growing population of Clark County.

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial kickoff to summer travel season, and 3.6 million Americans are expected to fly.

The city has announced drop-off locations for tree debris at three different sites on two days this week: Wednesday, May 21, and Thursday, May 22.

Louisville Metro Police Chief Paul Humphrey said the next class of recruits will be the largest the department has had in years.

A quiet neighborhood on Valley View Court in New Albany was rattled this week by an FBI investigation.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced a plan Tuesday to invest $600,000 per year for the salaries of medical professional to help police with emergencies.