Eleanor McCrary

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg presented his budget for fiscal year 2026 to the Louisville Metro Council. Here's where he wants to direct funds.

Construction delays caused by the severe winter weather and spring flooding are prompting the decision, the mayor said.

A federal grant accounts for 24% of the Kentucky Department of Libraries and Archives' budget. An order from President Donald Trump puts it at risk.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg released his 2025 Kentucky Derby guest list just weeks before the 151st Run for the Roses. Here's who's on it.

A group led by Bellarmine's tennis coach is proposing a $65 million tennis and pickleball complex at the Louisville Tennis Center in Joe Creason Park.

The Derby has traditionally been an important opportunity for Louisville's mayor to showcase the city to business people with economic influence.

The Speed Art Museum was granted $250k by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. Most of it could be pulled under an executive order.

Louisvillians will be allowed to smoke cigars indoors at certain locations following under a new law change.

Soccer Holdings has partnered with a developer to build an apartment complex next to Lynn Family Stadium, as part of a larger stadium district plan.

Businesses that make at least 15% of revenue from cigars or tobacco might soon be allowed to let patrons smoke inside their shops.

Louisville hired Sigma Squared to analyze Louisville Metro Police data for bias. Critics say the company will only tell the city what it wants to hear.

An amendment tacked onto an unrelated bill would set new standards for how cities can regulate short-term rentals.

The Louisville Metro Council Republicans believe the city does not need a consent decree and that local officials can monitor reforms.

Snow that refused to melt in January left many complaining about roads that went unplowed across Louisville. What to know about the city's next steps.

Louisville Metro Council is attempting to fight back against 'predatory lending' by requesting changes to the city's Land Development Code.

Councilwoman Donna Purvis faced up to $20,000 in fines but reached an agreement to pay a lower amount. She now faces new complaints of violations.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg unveiled the first renderings of a new Belvedere design at his annual State of the City address.

The pregnant woman was cited for unlawful street camping by Louisville Metro Police while in labor in September.

The council member is the second Louisville Metro Council Democrat to become an independent in less than two years.

Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg unveiled his priorities for the 2025 General Assembly on Tuesday. Here's what he wants from the state.