Louisville sees 25% drop in violent crime, city leaders credit prevention programs Oct 6, 2025 Oct 6, 2025 Updated 2 hrs ago Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Louisville city leaders say violent crime is down this year. Tags Louisville-news Wdrb-news Wdrb News As featured on 2:10 Louisville sees 25% drop in violent crime, city leaders credit prevention programs Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city is "on the right track."Â Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Marc Weinberg's Monday evening forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesLouisville pizza restaurant has liquor license suspended after reports of underage drinkingPlane crashes in Mt. Washington after departing from Louisville's Bowman Field2 killed in crash involving a motorcycle near Mt. Washington, KentuckyWinning Powerball ticket worth $50,000 sold at Louisville gas stationBrett Hankison ordered to report to prison Thursday for conviction in Breonna Taylor case2 teen girls hospitalized after shooting in Louisville's Chickasaw neighborhood2 men charged with stealing credit cards from elderly shoppers in LouisvilleKentucky man rescued after falling off 40-foot cliff in Red River GorgeAmy McGrath announces 2026 run for Kentucky's US Senate seatMan arrested, drugs seized after shots fired in southern Indiana, police say Videos
2:10 Louisville sees 25% drop in violent crime, city leaders credit prevention programs Mayor Craig Greenberg said the city is "on the right track."Â
