Louisville Metro Health Department And Norton Healthcare Partner To Host Town Hall On Impact Of Substance Abuse Among Pregnant Women

Town Hall panelists also will discuss the programs and resources that support mothers and fathers.

Louisville’s Coronavirus Status At Red Alert Level

Louisville’s current rate is 28.9 cases per 100,000 people per day, up from the prior week’s 24.2.

Louisville Councilwoman Shanklin Announces Expanded Health Services Available At Drive Thru Coronavirus Testing Site In District 2

COVID 19 testing is available on the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

The Scary Edition Of District 8 Enews Is Live In Louisville

The reports are preliminary in nature. District 8 comprises the LMPD 5th Division Patrol Beats 2, 3 and 4.

Louisville Metro Streamlines Process For Eviction Prevention Assistance Programs

The income requirement has been replaced with a maximum cap on monthly rental assistance.

Phone Option Provided For LMPD Employees And Other Residents To Participate In LMPD Top-To-Bottom Review

Both the online surveys and phone line are accessible today through October 27 at 11:45 p.m.

National Park Service And National Park Trust Select Wilderness Louisville As 2020 Challenge Cost Share Award Recipient

This allows students to gain a more immersive experience with each trip.

President James Encourages Residents Concerned About Boarding, Group And Transitional Housing To Take Part In Lousiville Special Meeting

The last virtual meeting is set for October 21st at 10:30 a.m.

Louisville City To Host Virtual Landlord Symposium On October 28

The free, virtual event will be held on WebEx, from 2- 4 p.m.

Mayor And Hillard Heintze Announce Surveys As Next Step In Louisville Metro Police Department Top-To-Bottom Review

The two web-based surveys are accessible today through Tuesday, October 27 at 11:45 p.m., EDT.

Air Pollution Control District Notice Of Public Hearing In Louisville

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 Community Input Needed For Full-Scale Equity Review Of Land Development Code

The LDC is a set of rules that regulates development and what can be done with private property.

Louisville President James Announces Historic City Hall Clock Tower Is Glowing Purple For Domestic Violence Awareness Month

This year, COVID-19 has heightened the concern for victims of domestic violence.

Louisville Sells $45 Million In Bonds For Capital Projects, Despite Challenging Economic Environment

The competitive sale generated bids from four companies and resulted in a True Interest Cost of 1.48 percent for the city.

Louisville Metro Reduces Annual ABC License Renewal Fees, Waives Fee For Extended Hours Licenses

A statewide executive order does not currently permit on-site alcohol sales after 11 p.m.

Louisville Metro Moving Forward With Re:land Group To Redevelop Rhodia Property

The group will represent neighborhood interests and act as a conduit for communication with the community throughout process.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Response To Comments On ANPR For Regulation 5.15

The comment period was held from May 27 to August 25, 2020.

Special VAPStat Joint Meeting To Be Held Via Video Teleconferencing In Louisville

Members of the board will participate virtually from their homes or place of employment.

Area Historic Sites Partner With Slave Dwelling Project In Louisville

Joe McGill, Jr. is an educator, Civil War reenactor, and descendant of enslaved people.

Louisville Councilwoman Purvis Asks Community To Take Coronavirus Seriously And Take Precautions

I know that fall is the ideal time of the year to do fun things outdoors, but this is a harmful period that we must fear.

Statement By Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer On The Release Of The PIU File

Much of the information in these files was included in records from the Grand Jury proceedings that were released last week.

Louisville Councilwoman Green Announces Parkland Neighborhood Food Mart Grand Opening Set For Friday

The Parkland Neighborhood Food Market is located at 1228 South 28th Street and will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 12:00 a.m.

Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District Proposed Permit

This permit is being issued to incorporate Federal Regulation 40 CFR 61 Subpart FF –National Emission Standard for Benzene Waste Operations.

The Falling So Long Edition Of District 8 Enews Is Live In Louisville

This listing is primarily a District 8 business calendar.

Mayor Proclaims Today Energy Efficiency Day In Louisville

If Louisville takes no action, our city will continue to see hotter days, with a predicted 42 more days each year above 100 degrees in 2040.

Louisville City Announces Grant Funding Opportunity For Organizations Serving System-Involved Youth

These grants are administered locally by Louisville Metro Office of Youth Development, part of Office of Resilience and Community Services.

Louisville Mayor Rescinds State Of Emergency Order

With this new order, remaining barricades on Fifth, Sixth, Jefferson and Liberty streets will be removed at/after midnight.

Statement From Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer

The city and FOP have committed to begin negotiating a new agreement no later than January 31, 2021.

Louisville Councilwoman McCraney And Volunteers Get Ready For A Cleanup In District 7

Louisville Metro Public Works cleaned the larger debris from the median making the area safer to drive.

Louisville Councilwoman Dorsey Encourages Eligible Voters To Get Registered For The November Election

The event will be a chance to register to vote and have questions answered about how Jefferson County will handle voting on November 3rd.

Jefferson County Attorney Mike O’Connell Names Ingrid Geiser As First Assistant

The Civil Division of the JCAO will relocate to a new address starting October 12.

Louisville Mayor Announces 8 People To Serve On Search Panel And Participate In Interviewing Candidates For LMPD Chief

Without question, this selection process will be one of the most important ones the city will make moving forward.

October Is Domestic Violence Awareness Month In Louisville

The U.S. Department of Justice estimates that 1.3 million women and 835,000 men are victims of physical violence by a partner every year.

Louisville Mayor Thanks, Congratulates Chief Robert Schroeder On His Retirement From LMPD

Mayor Fischer is expected to name the new permanent Chief by the end of the year.

Louisville Weekly Coronavirus Update From The Department Of Public Health And Wellness

Louisville’s current rate is 20.6 cases per 100,000 people per day.

Louisville Updates From The Office Of Mayor Greg Fischer

Mayor Fischer has issued an Executive Order to loosen downtown traffic restrictions that were put into place last week.

Louisville Councilwoman George Asks District 21 Residents How Would They Spend Neighborhood Funds

Councilwoman Nicole George is asking residents how they want to see a portion of the funding spent.

Louisville Small Business Grant Program Receives Additional $6.4 Million

Since its launch on July 1, 1,090 applications have been submitted by small businesses.

Mayor Ends Curfew - Traffic Restrictions To Be Assessed In Louisville

"We appreciate that the vast majority of protesters over the past several days have been peaceful."

Mayor, Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Clarify Protest Charges

The charge does not require an individual to have actually participated in a specific destructive act.