Mayor Reviews Preparations For Upcoming Snow Season In Louisville

The city will also continue to pretreat roads with brine ahead of snowfalls when appropriate.

City Announces 2020 Light Up Louisville Plans Designed To Keep People Safe, Avoid Spread Of Coronavirus

Holiday lights will go up at Metro Hall and City Hall, and a brightly lit Christmas tree will be set up on the grounds of Metro Hall.

Latest Episode Of The 8 More Miles Podcast With Louisville's Councilwoman-Elect Cassie Chambers Armstrong

Councilman Coan introduces Council Member-Elect Cassie Chambers Armstrong on the 40th and final episode of Eight More Miles.

Mayor Reviews Preparations For Upcoming Snow Season In Louisville

The city will also continue to pretreat roads with brine ahead of snowfalls when appropriate.

City Announces 2020 Light Up Louisville Plans Designed To Keep People Safe, Avoid Spread Of Coronavirus

The Mayor is also encouraging residents and businesses to put up their own rainbow of colors at their homes and workplaces.

Louisville City Officials, Local Hospitals Ask The Community To Act Now To Prevent A 'Breaking Point'

Andy Beshear’s Red Zone recommendations with the winter months approaching.

Louisville Mayor Proposes $10 Million Initiative For Those Behind On Utility Bills As A Result Of Coronavirus

LG&E currently has nearly 38,000 residential customers in arrears, with an average bill of more than $400.

Louisville Metro To Enter Negotiations With Underhill Associates For Urban Government Center Redevelopment

The committee noted that it is more reflective of community input and addresses potential gentrification and displacement.

Councilwoman Purvis And President James Move Forward With New Plan To Remove Abandoned Cars In West Louisville

The action comes following numerous calls from constituents about the impact these cars are having on neighborhoods.

Louisville One Of 88 Global Cities Named As Climate Leader On CDP 2020 A List

The cities on this year’s A List demonstrate that impactful and urgent action is possible.

Small Business Grant Program Helps 824 Louisville Businesses

Businesses seeking relief grants requested between $845 and $50,000, the average approved grant amount was $32,888.

Louisville Council Members Sexton Smith And Coan Praise The Efforts Of Everyone Involved In The Give Every Day Campaign

The campaign unveiled a new website which tracks all that has been accomplished since the effort began.

Coronavirus Is Spreading Rapidly In Louisville, City Is Stepping Up Safety Measures

Jefferson County has surpassed 2,000 weekly COVID positive cases in the past two consecutive weeks.

Wilderness Louisville, Inc. Receives Major Funding To Support The Louisville ECHO Initiative

Some of the recreational supplies that will be purchased with this funding include bicycles and 10-person Voyageur canoes.

Louisville Councilman Yates Seeks Donations For The 4th Annual Friendsgiving Turkey Drive

This year, there may be many more of our fellow citizens who may not be able to feed their families this Thanksgiving.

Louisville Forward Chief Mary Ellen Wiederwohl Stepping Down From Metro Government Post

Wiederwohl has helped lead a range of initiatives, including the Vision Louisville 25-year long-term plan.

Mayor Fischer, Veterans' Group Announce 17 Louisville Events To Honor Veterans

Many events are virtual, drive-through or limited in attendance so guests can spread out.

Site Selection Magazine Ranks Louisville No. 1 In Ohio River Corridor For Economic Development

The ranking looks at regions that abut the Ohio River.

Louisville Minority Caucus To Hold Meeting Thursday At 3:30pm

The meeting will be held via video teleconferencing pursuant to KRS 61.826 and Senate Bill 150 adopted by the 2020 General Assembly.

26 Small Businesses In Louisville Receive Loans Through METCO And Small Business Coronavirus Relief Loan Programs

Those grants were reviewed and approved by the Small Business COVID-19 Grant Review Committee.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Notice Of Public Hearing

Oral statements will be accepted at a public hearing via teleconference (due to the COVID-19 outbreak) at 10:00 a.m., November 18, 2020.

Louisville Public Health Officials Caution City Is Seeing ‘Exponential Increase’ In Coronavirus Cases

Louisville’s rolling two-week average positivity rate is at 6.8 percent.

25 Small Businesses In Louisville Receive Loans Through METCO And Small Business Coronavirus Relief Loan Programs

Those grants were reviewed and approved by the Small Business COVID-19 Grant Review Committee.

Louisville Councilman Yates To Attend Special Check Presentation For Shirley’s Way On November 4th

The Queen of Hearts drawing occurs regularly every Monday evening at Shirley’s Way Charitable Gaming.

Appointments Now Being Accepted For LIHEAP, And New Healthy At Home Utility Assistance Program In Louisville

LIHEAP is funded by a pass-through block grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Mayor Fischer Congratulates Inaugural Cohort Of Louisville City’s THRIVE Civic Engagement Fellowship

The four fellows took center stage in a THRIVE virtual celebration on Friday that highlighted their journeys and accomplishments.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Proposed Permit

The 30-day public comment period starts on November 3, 2020, and ends on December 3, 2020.

Louisville Mayor Reminds Public Of Steps Being Taken Toward LMPD Reforms

LMPD has modified its Standard Operating Procedures for search warrants and seizures and resumed random drug testing.

Locust Grove Announces New Winter Hours And Offerings In Louisville

The cost for the gallery admission is $6 for adults.

New Violence Prevention Effort Begins In Louisville

But group members will be advised ahead of time what will happen if they commit further violent acts.

Community To Celebrate The Life Of Bob Beard - Memorial Will Be Held Saturday At Fern Creek Park In Louisville

The celebration of Bob’s Life will occur in two phases on Saturday, October 31, 2020.

Louisville Mayor Recognizes LOU COVID Rapid Response Group For Collaborative, Innovative Efforts To Manufacture PPE

Since the spring, the LOU COVID Rapid Response Group has made and distributed more than 140,000 units of PPE.

Louisville Councilman David Yates And President James Issue Statements Regarding FOP Contract Advisory From The Jefferson County Attorney

"We will host a two-hour public comment period prior to Monday's Special Labor Committee to give the public an opportunity to weigh in."

Louisville Metro Council To Hold Virtual Public Comment Session On FOP Contract On November 2nd

The virtual session will be held on Monday, November 2nd beginning at 1:00 p.m.

Latest Episode Of The 8 More Miles Podcast With Louisville Councilwoman Jessica Green

Councilman Coan and Councilwoman Jessica Green (D-1) discuss her life, experiences and relentless pursuit of a more just city.

Louisville Mayor Recognizes LOU Covid Rapid Response Group For Collaborative, Innovative Efforts To Manufacture PPE

Since the spring, the LOU Covid Rapid Response Group has made and distributed more than 140,000 units of PPE.

Questions About Coronavirus? Call Louisville Metro Helpline

Metro’s Contact Tracing team is available to answer the hotline 24 hours a day, 7 days, number is 502-912-8598.

Weekly Coronavirus Update From Louisville Department Of Public Health And Wellness

That means there are more than 25 cases per 100,000 residents.

Louisville Community Affairs Committee To Hear From Local Utilities On Plans To Avoid Cutoffs During Coronavirus

Councilwoman Shanklin and President David James (D-6) organized the meeting.

President James Announces Historic Louisville's City Hall Clock Will Shine Pink For Breast Cancer Awareness Month

October has been designated as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.