Roberto Roldan

The proposed ordinance would commit Louisville to a goal of eliminating roadway deaths by 2050, an initiative known as Vision Zero.

A Jefferson County Circuit Court judge ruled recently that Louisville Metro Council members willfully violated Kentucky’s Open Records Act.

The new facility tries to fill some of the gaps left by the closure of the Jefferson County Youth Detention Center in 2020.

Former Louisville police detective Joshua Jaynes and active sergeant Kyle Meany pleaded not guilty in federal court on Thursday.

Metro Council is expected to tweak property tax rates for residents in the urban core and suburbs at its meeting on Thursday.

The commission is tasked with examining where the promises of merger have been fulfilled, and where it’s fallen short.

Three Louisville mayoral candidates discuss gentrification, the city’s pressing need for affordable housing, the meaning of home and more.

The new program is aimed at getting youth between the ages of 16 and 24 engaged in politics and government.

One candidate for Louisville mayor has come out against abortion bans. The other says it’s not an issue to be handled locally.

For the first time since the 2003 merger, Republicans are set to gain seats on Louisville’s legislative body.