Marcus Green

The project known as Butchertown Apartments would be the first step in a heralded sport-centered district that has languished years behind schedule.

Development plans stalled for the St. Paul’s German Evangelical Church on E. Broadway that was damaged by fire last October

Lawmakers plan to ‘fix’ legislation that mistakenly omitted tax incentives for large Louisville music festivals, the bill’s sponsor says

A city inspector this week ordered emergency demolition at a former church on Broadway damaged in a fire last October

he measure limits the amount of mood-altering THC at 5 milligrams in a 12-ounce can, although lawmakers will let retailers sell drinks with higher amounts until June 1

It’s unclear how much of the former St. Paul’s German Evangelical Church will be razed

The state House and Senate both have now approved changes to the burgeoning THC seltzer industry.

No lobbying or campaign finance rules apply to the push for a new city of Eastwood — leaving the identities of interest groups in the dark.

The measure allows other projects in downtown Louisville to seek the same types of tax subsidies the arena uses

Backers say the legislation also boosts accountability for housing decisions and preserves single family neighborhoods

Developers announced plans for a 153-acre data center campus in Louisville last month in part due to Kentucky legislation exempting sales taxes from computer and other gear.

The Kentucky agency that oversees boiler safety claims Givaudan Sense Colour operated a vessel that exploded without a proper inspection permit

The cost projection comes as the city asks for the project to be included in a regional plan that guides transportation spending

The city approved the wrecking permit Monday, giving developers 30 days to start and finish the demolition, according to the Department of Codes & Regulations

‘I think that having a third-party monitor involved in some capacity is an important part of this,’ Mayor Craig Greenberg said Friday