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Democrats' 17-9 advantage on Louisville's city council was cut to 14-12 after voting in Tuesday's general election.

The board faces pivotal issues that will include deciding the next superintendent of the embattled Louisville school district.

Demolition of Urban Government Center buildings to start weeks after pending land deal

By bringing 138 acres off Tucker Station and South Pope Lick Road into the city limits, Jeffersontown will have the final say over future uses there

Owner of former Louisville church that caught fire has history of safety violations

Louisville would rebate $5.3 million in local property taxes for the project under an ordinance introduced at Metro Council this week

West end investment board starts seeking applications for development projects

More than $70 million in incentives were envisioned to help bring the iconic event to Louisville, documents show.

Aging Louisville dams getting $700k for repairs and emergency plans

No one has been overseeing a trust fund for three cemeteries, while more than $43,000 for their upkeep was sitting unspent in a deceased supervisor’s bank account.

Study recommends Louisville continue 'road diet' projects to reduce crashes, pedestrian collisions

A WDRB News investigation last month revealed lax oversight of Greenwood, Eastern and Schardein cemeteries under a decades-old management arrangement through Jefferson Circuit Court

Grinstead Drive road diet

Jefferson Circuit Judge Patricia “Tish” Morris told the Kentucky Attorney General's office this week to appear in court September 23 to schedule a status conference.

Advocates push for change after 'lack of respect' at long-abandoned Louisville cemeteries

The money came to light in a recent filing in a court case that governs access to and maintenance of Eastern, Greenwood and Schardein cemeteries.

Bourbon distiller Maker’s Mark plans $18.5 million expansion

The Corps announced Tuesday it is negotiating a lease in the 24-story building at 220 W. Main Street that LG&E plans to vacate when its rental agreement runs out next

Keisha Dorsey, a former deputy chief of staff fired last week, has filed two ethics complaints targeting the administration of Mayor Craig Greenberg.

Pat Mulloy will remain as a volunteer adviser to Mayor Craig Greenberg and continue as the interim CEO of the Louisville Economic Development Alliance.