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The forum organized by developers marked the first time that citizens could ask questions about a proposed $65 million tennis and pickleball hub at the public park

The request wants to add 16 counties to a FEMA program that helps people rebuild after natural disasters like the April flooding floo

Mayor Craig Greenberg says he’s committed to changing a Churchill Downs funding ordinance to make it ‘beneficial for everyone involved’

Louisville’s mayor defends the deal as a ‘long-term win’ for Metro and the school system

Jefferson County Public Schools no longer would get a payment meant to represent its share of lost property tax payments

The proposed moratorium would not affect the ‘Project Lincoln’ eying 267 acres of agricultural land north of La Grange

A three-alarm fire at the former St. Paul’s German Evangelical Church burned most of the roof framing

‘I don’t think the board of adjustments will approve this. I certainly will urge the board not to,’ Judge-Executive David Voegele said Friday night

‘The utility identified this as a very suitable site early in the process when we engaged with them,’ a project official says

‘Giving bits and pieces of a situation to board members will not lead to a good working relationship,’ one trustee wrote in last year’s evaluation

Saying “this train needs to slow down,” Oldham County’s judge-executive announced Thursday that the developer of a proposed data center has agreed to postpone a meeting planned for later this month.

There remains little publicly available information about who is proposing eight warehouse-style buildings in a rural area north of La Grange.

‘Project Lincoln’ needs a land-use change to move forward — a key difference from a similar complex proposed for Louisville

The bill became law as a Louisville ‘hyperscaler’ plan on Camp Ground Road takes shape

Dr. Kim Schatzel declined to discuss her job status in a brief telephone interview with WDRB News on Tuesday