Tyler Park Tunnel Access To Be Closed For More Than 6 Weeks

As part of the ongoing work at Tyler Park, access to the tunnel under Baxter Avenue will be closed beginning Monday, December 9.

Louisville's Metro Govt. Recognized With Top Financial Reporting Award For 9th Consecutive Year

The certificate represents the highest form of recognition in the area of governmental accounting and financial reporting.

LMPD Chief To Update Public Safety Committee On Reorganization

The Public Safety Committee will meet at 3:30 p.m. in Council Chambers, Historic City Hall, 601 West Jefferson Street.

Louisville's Park Duvalle Welcomes All To Holiday Festival On Dec. 7

Members of the Park DuValle community are proud to host the Fourth Annual Park DuValle Holiday Festival this Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019.

LMPD, Partner Agencies Receive Nearly $1.4 Million In Funding To Expand Crime Victim Services

“Expanding our ability to meet the needs of victims is an essential part of policing,” Conrad said.

Councilman Hollander’s November D9 Community Conversation Features PVA

The meeting is Tuesday, November 19, beginning at 6:30 p.m., at Louisville Water Tower Park, 3005 River Road.

The Greatest Louisville Smokeout On Nov. 21

The event is free to the public and runs from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Parkhill Community Center, 1703 South 13th St.

Councilwoman To Deliver Welcoming Remarks to University of Louisville Region x Conference

Councilwoman Keisha Dorsey (D-3) will officially welcome participants to this year's University of Louisville Region X Conference.

Cleanup Of Old Louisville Area Set For Tues, Oct. 22

District 6 President David James is encouraging anyone who would like to help to come out for the community wide cleanup.

Louisville's Mosquitoes Still Pose A Threat Despite Cooler Weather

This year there has been one death reported from West Nile in ZIP code 40211 and one other non-fatal case in ZIP code 40215.

Mayor Fischer Kicks Off National Manufacturing Month

The industry accounts for 16.5 percent of the region’s annual GDP, compared to 11.2 percent of national GDP.

A Place Of Promise, Arcadis Announce Award For Madison Street Warehouses

Mayor Fischer announced that global design and consultancy firm Arcadis is donating engineering and design services to A Place of Promise.

Councilwoman Purvis Announces Next Community Walk Set For Tuesday, September 17th In Portland

Councilwoman Donna Purvis announces her next community walk will take place on Tuesday, September 17th.

Wild Bat Found At The Louisville Zoo Has Tested Positive For Rabies

A deceased wild bat found on the public walkway near the Louisville Zoo’s Tiger Taiga exhibit...

President James And Councilwoman Dorsey To Participate In The Responsible Revitalization Symposium This Weekend

This weekend, OneWest will host the Responsible Revitalization Symposium of 2019.

Councilman Mulvihill Invites District 10 Residents To “Chat With Pat” On Saturday, September 14th

Councilman Pat Mulvihill invites District 10 residents to come out and “Chat with Pat” this Saturday, September 14th beginning at 8:30am

Public Feedback To Be Presented On Eastern Parkway Improvement Study

The second public meeting on an Eastern Parkway improvement study will be held at 6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 24.

Cathedral Of The Assumption To Host Louisville Blue Mass To Honor First Responders, Remember Those Who Have Fallen In Line Of Duty

The Cathedral of the Assumption and local first responders will come together for a Blue Mass on Thursday, September 12, at 7:00 PM.

Councilwoman Purvis To Host Special Community Meeting Concerning Recent Shootings On South 38th Street

As a result of several recent drive-by shootings, Councilwoman Donna Purvis will host a community meeting on Saturday, September 7th

Louisville Unveils Bike Sense Project At Big Four Bridge

Mayor Greg Fischer today joined Metro Council members, the Commission on Public Art, artist Todd C. Smith, and community partners at the ...

Louisville Sells Doerhoefer-Hampton House In Russell Neighborhood

Building will serve as meeting space, headquarters for men of color mentoring program.

Louisville Hosts Picnic To Encourage, Celebrate Breastfeeding

Saturday’s Event to be Held at Breslin Park Coincides with National Breastfeeding Month.

Middletown Library To Reopen, Reduced Hours And Employees

Following weeks of conversations with Metro Councilmembers and the City of Middletown about potential alternative sites for the Middleto ...

Used Book Sale, 'Slave Dwelling Project' Coming To Locust Grove

Some of the events coming up this month at Locust Grove in Louisville.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District: Proposed Permit

The Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District proposes to revise an operating permit for V.G. Reed & Sons at 1002 South 12th Street.

Bigfoot Believer Takes Shot In Dark At Mammoth Cave National Park

A man camping at Mammoth Cave National Park thought he saw Bigfoot and shot his gun in the pitch-black night to scare the creature away.

Louisville Councilwoman Reflects On Juneteenth Jubilee

At the steps of the Lincoln Monument in Waterfront Park, the first community-wide Juneteenth Jubilee Celebration was held...

The Slave Dwelling Project Visits Locust Grove This August

On August 23 and August 24, 2019, Joe McGill of the Slave Dwelling Project will be in residence at Locust Grove for a campfire discussio ...

Council Members Sponsor “Stacks Of Backpacks” Fundraiser

It won’t be long before students in Metro Louisville will be heading back to class and three Metro Council members are partnering with...

Louisville Chief Of Public Services Retiring After 50 Years

Doug Hamilton, Chief of Public Services, is retiring from Louisville Metro Government after serving the community for nearly 50 years.

Massive Growth Planned At El Toro Prompts Move To NuLu

Three years after opening an expanded headquarters downtown, El Toro Internet Marketing LLC plans to move to larger offices in the NuLu ...

Louisville Metro To Honor Carl Owen

Louisville Metro to Honor Carl Owen

Louisville Completes $1.1M Victory Park Revitalization Project

Victory Park, a four-acre park located at 1051 S 23rd Street, is the site of a $1.1 million revitalization project started in 2017.

The 'Slave Dwelling Project' Visits Locust Grove This August

On August 23 and August 24, Joe McGill of the Slave Dwelling Project will be in residence at Locust Grove for a campfire discussion.

Pop-Up-Zoo At This Week’s 'Friday At Floyds' In Louisville

Beckley Creek Park will host the event from 5-7 p.m.

Learn About Louisville Community Land Trusts At 2 City Events

Affordable housing practitioners, developers, advocacy groups, and residents are invited to learn about community land trusts on July 25.

Volunteers Work On Kitchen At Riverside, Farnsley-Moremen Landing

The detached kitchen behind the historic Farnsley-Moremen House is getting some much-needed maintenance this summer.

Groundbreaking Planned For Improvements At Charlie Vettiner Park

This event marks the start of an $800,000 investment in Charlie Vettiner Park.

Louisville Councilman Invites Residents To 'Meet With Bill'

Councilman Bill Hollander is inviting District 9 residents to come out to the next “Meet with Bill” on Tuesday, July 23, 2019.

LMAS Shelter Nears Max Capacity; Redemption Fees Waived For July

The Louisville Metro Animal Services shelter is near maximum capacity, so in an effort to reduce kennel overcrowding, all redemption fee ...