Marcus Green

The state House and Senate both have now approved changes to the burgeoning THC seltzer industry.

No lobbying or campaign finance rules apply to the push for a new city of Eastwood — leaving the identities of interest groups in the dark.

A bill advancing in the Indiana legislature opens more interstate highways to possible tolls, including routes like Interstates 64 and 65 in southern Indiana.

Developers announced plans for a 153-acre data center campus in Louisville last month in part due to Kentucky legislation exempting sales taxes from computer and other gear.

A top city attorney says submissions for the outside role ensuring police accountability are paused until a court ruling

City officials said a former economic development coordinator was fired last year for poor performance and workplace disruptions -- not because of 'red flags' she raised over business deals.

The group of prospective tenants for the Camp Ground Road site includes 'hyperscalers' — tech giants that handle massive amounts of data from cellphones, computers and other gadgets

Petition seeks Urban Government Center landmark in bid to save buildings set for demolition

Kentucky FOP says former top official under investigation over missing money

Former state FOP Vice President Ryan Straw allegedly took about $50,000 from a Louisville police lodge, leaving it 'nearly broke,' according to a message from the Kentucky FOP to its