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“Life is just so fragile and as kids like we think like we’re invincible and we’re really not,” Central Hardin student Mason Durham said.

Louisville Downtown Partnership wants office workers back in person and more residents living downtown.

The project will make the corridor between 4th and 8th streets more pedestrian-friendly.

Christi Hamm’s dad was one of more than two dozen people firefighters rescued from the building.

The generous donation will help sustain the only farmers market serving west Louisville, organizers say.

The Crisis Call Diversion program allows social workers to respond to certain types of 911 calls rather than police.

“I asked you to get out, I asked you to get out. Get up and get out.”

Local residents and preservationists look to halt the demolition of St. Paul’s Church, citing its landmark status.

The Nori Project works to bring modern vending machines to food deserts in an effort to address racial inequity in food and nutrition.

A city inspector found the church remains “unstable and unsafe” months after a devastating fire ravaged the building.