City officials working to add lights in parking lots at Waterfront Park to increase safety Aug 31, 2022 Aug 31, 2022 Updated Sep 1, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save City leaders are focused on making Waterfront Park safer. Tags News Louisvillenews As featured on +2 City officials working to add lights in parking lots at Waterfront Park to increase safety City leaders are focused on making Waterfront Park safer. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Bryce Jones' Sunday forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesSellersburg police cancel Silver Alert for missing 15-year-old boyMan found shot to death in southwest Louisville, police say2 Louisville police officers seriously injured after vehicle crashes into themCRAWFORD | Opting in: Why Louisville leaders Moss and Lubin are back for the Boca BowlPowerball jackpot climbs to estimated $1.6 billion after no Saturday winnerJim Beam to pause distillation at Clermont facility in 2026Rumpke reminds Louisville residents what can and can’t be tossed this holiday seasonCRAWFORD | Louisville arrives in Boca Raton for a postseason side dish: a Bowl of BeansRAPID REACTION | Missing pieces were back, and so was Kentucky in 78-66 win over St. John'sAll lanes of Clark Memorial Bridge reopen after crash Videos
+2 City officials working to add lights in parking lots at Waterfront Park to increase safety City leaders are focused on making Waterfront Park safer.
