The West Louisville Dream Team has proposed buying the property home to small businesses and services in Louisville’s Parkland neighborhood.
TARC board authorizes talks to sell NIA Center to West Louisville Dream Team Read More »
Starting this weekend you can shop while the kids play on the world’s biggest bounce park.
World’s biggest bounce park to open Labor Day weekend near Louisville Read More »
Omni Hotels & Resorts plans to build a $12 million pickleball-focused entertainment venue in the shadow of its downtown Louisville hotel.
Omni plans $12 million pickleball, entertainment facility in downtown Louisville Read More »
A union vote is underway in Hardin County this week that could make history, and the nation is watching.
Workers express confidence as union vote begins at Hardin County battery plant Read More »
Community leaders are celebrating Louisville’s youth summer jobs program.
Louisville leaders celebrate success of SummerWorks youth jobs program Read More »
A Fern Creek High School student faces disciplinary action after bringing a knife to school Tuesday.
Student brings knife to Fern Creek High School but didn’t make threat, principal says Read More »
A karaoke bar near downtown Louisville will be closing its doors in October.
Karaoke bar near downtown Louisville to close this fall Read More »
The Louisville Zoo is celebrating its first ever colobus monkey birth.
Louisville Zoo announces its first colobus monkey birth Read More »
Louisville Metro Emergency Services sent out a LENSAlert just after 3 p.m. Tuesday saying the roadway could be shut down for an extended amount of time.
Mitchell Hill Road in Fairdale blocked by concrete slabs that came off semi-trailer Read More »
A $1 price tag brought out hundreds of people Tuesday to several abandoned homes in west Louisville.
Open houses showcase 11 Louisville Landbank homes listed for $1 Read More »
Crews will work to save two homes near Harrods Creek that were in danger of collapsing into the water after a mudslide.
Crews working to save homes near Harrods Creek after April mudslide Read More »
Under Kentucky’s Constitution, people who are convicted of a felony require a pardon from the governor in order to vote. A bipartisan duo of lawmakers say they want an amendment to change that.
Kentucky lawmakers discuss plans to enshrine voting rights restoration Read More »
NoraeBar, a popular karaoke bar in Louisville’s NuLu neighborhood, is closing its doors after more than five years in business. Located at 717 East Market Street, NoraeBar announced Tuesday that its building has been sold a…
NoraeBar In NuLu Closing After 5 Years—Final Day Set For October 19 Read More »
By Derek DeBurger The start of a new season brings with it the same dreams of offensive fireworks, hard-nosed defense and a new trophy in the case. But these reflections are mirrored onto a different schedule of opponents each season. The first step on the path to the promised land is the EKU Colonels. Here
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Louisville Metro Government’s push to run on 100% clean electricity by 2030 has sparked debate over how to get there. City officials want to acquire renewable energy certificates (RECs) from a solar farm that will be built …
Louisville Debates Solar Credits As City Pushes Toward 100% Clean Energy Read More »
