Louisville mayor touts 22% drop in homicides in 1st report from his 'Safe Louisville' plan
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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city's work to address violent crime in the city led to a 22% drop in homicides and a 28% drop in non-fatal shootings in 2025.
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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city's work to address violent crime in the city led to a 22% drop in homicides and a 28% drop in non-fatal shootings in 2025.
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