Louisville Mayor Fischer Extends Curfew, Closure Of Metro Facilities Through The Weekend

The Mayor also announced that Louisville Metro Government facilities in the downtown corridor will remained closed until Monday.

Long-Stay VIP Champions Program Finds Homes For Long Term Shelter Dogs In Louisville

The shelter is open Monday-Friday 12-6pm, and Saturdays 11am-2pm.

Louisville Councilwoman Shanklin Announces Drive Thru Coronavirus Testing For People Of District 2

The medical team administering the tests has been approved by Louisville Metro Government.

Louisville Mayor's Remarks For Attorney General Daniel Cameron's Announcement For Breonna Taylor Case

There have been cries for racial justice before, because racism has haunted our nation since its founding days.

Louisville Is An Inclusive And Welcoming Destination

New Black Heritage experiences will be launched this fall.

Louisville District 8 ENews: The 40-Year-Old Version Edition

"There are 100 days left in the year 2020 and Councilwoman Barbara Sexton Smith (D-4) and I want to make the most of them."

LMPD Update Plans To Manage Response To Attorney General Decision In Breonna Taylor Case

The curfew does not apply to people commuting to work, house of worship for services or seeking medical attention for themselves or others.

Louisville Council Members Sexton Smith And Coan Announce 100-Days 'Give Every Day' Campaign

The 100-Days Give Every Day” campaign sets large and small goals of tasks based around the number 100.

Halloween Attraction Shifts Gears, Creates Drivable Experience In Louisville

This year’s drivable experience requires one ticket price per carload, serving as admittance through the pumpkin-lit road course.

Louisville Downtown Road Closure Information

LMPD will be limiting access to parking garages in the area.

Weekly Coronavirus Update From Louisville Department Of Public Health And Wellness

Reported deaths so far are also down from the previous week.

Louisville Mayor Announces Executive Orders For Attorney General’s Decision For Breonna Taylor Case

Some TARC routes will be impacted by the road closures and restrictions.

Louisville Metro Revises Residential Parking Permit Program

Require a study demonstrating that at least 75% of the curb spaces in the proposed RPZ are full during peak periods under normal conditions.

Louisville Earns National Distinction For Work With Immigrant Communities

New American Economy (NAE), a national bipartisan research and advocacy organization, awards the badges as part of its annual Cities Index.

Louisville Officials Add New Data To Coronavirus Data Dashboard

The public COVID-19 dashboard now includes a fourth alert level - orange.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Announces Settlement In Civil Lawsuit Filed By Breonna Taylor’s Estate

Mayor Greg Fischer announced today that Louisville Metro Government (LMG) has settled a civil lawsuit with the estate of Breonna Taylor.

Louisville Metro Animal Services Waives All Fees To Reclaim A Pet

To qualify for waived redemption fees, pet owners must have no previous violations and court fees are not included.

Listen To Louisville Latest Episode Of 8 More Miles Podcast With Representative Charles Booker

I caught up with Charles Booker on the Eight More Miles podcast! Available on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify or your podcatcher of choice.

Plenty Of Coronavirus Testing Available In Louisville With Faster Results

Fast turn around times help us with getting important information to those who test positive through care advocates and contact tracers.

Louisville Air Pollution Control District Proposed Permit

The 30-day public comment period starts on September 13, 2020, and ends on October 13, 2020.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Highlights Resilience And Success Of Summerworks

JPMorgan Chase has been one of the largest private funders for SummerWorks in recent years.

Toasting Bourbon Heritage Month In Louisville

Louisville is now home to more than 10 Bourbon experiences – more than any other place in Kentucky’s Bourbon Country.

Award Winning Bourbon Tours In Louisville

This represents eleven straight years Mint Julep Experiences has earned this award, a rare achievement for any company.

Louisville Mayor Fischer And Tarc Board Announce Lextran’s Carrie Butler As New Tarc Executive Director

Butler’s first day as Executive Director of TARC will be September 21st.

September To Remember Edition Of Louisville District 8 Enews Is Live

Aaron is taking new intern Sam Stottman under his wing so that Sam can help lead the campaign after Aaron is gone.

Louisville Forward Launches New Low-Interest Loan Fund To Help Small Businesses

Louisville Forward will begin accepting applications on Sept. 14.

Mayor Fischer Signs Executive Order Creating Task Force To Promote Equity In Louisville

The Equity in Contracting and Procurement Task Force will hold its first meeting later this month.

President James To Host Virtual “Talk With David” Meeting On September 12 In Louisville

There are twenty-five slots available to join the meeting.

Louisville Mayor Fischer Announces New Leadership For Office For Safe And Healthy Neighborhoods

Both Williams and Kelsey begin their new roles today.

VAPStat Joint Meeting To Be Held Via Video Teleconferencing In Louisville

As a result of, and in accordance with, this directive, the VAPStat Joint Meeting will be open to the public through remote access only.

Louisville Mayor Names Yvette Gentry As New Interim Chief Of LMPD

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

Louisville Mayor Announces New Leadership And Expansion Of City’s Office Of Youth Development

Both Dr. Brown and Dr. Castle will begin their new roles on September 8.

4 Jefferson County Attorney’s Office Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus

Three Assistant County Attorneys and one victim advocate have tested positive, with two cases learned of today.

Information About The Kentucky Derby And Protests In Louisville

The city fully supports First Amendment rights and expects peaceful protests on Saturday.

Louisville Metro Council Approves Forgivable Loan To Habitat For Humanity For Russell Neighborhood

Habitat is grateful for the opportunity to continue our work building quality homes in the Russell neighborhood.

King Louis XVI Statue In Louisville Being Removed Amid Safety Concerns

Due to the material and condition of the statue, it cannot be reasonably cleaned and restored on-site.

Louisville CHE Seeks Input For Community Grocery

The report suggested that it would take a lot of different solutions at many different levels.

A September To Remember In Louisville

Saturday’s post-time for the ‘most exciting two minutes in sports’ is 6:50 pm.

Waiting Edition Of District 8 E News Is Live In Louisville

This portion of the program is administered by Louisville Metro Office of Housing, part of Develop Louisville.

Louisville Public Invited To Provide Input For Top To Bottom Review Of LMPD

The top-to-bottom review is being undertaken at the same time as a search for a new LMPD Chief.