WDRB Investigates | After 20 years, a prominent west Louisville site remains empty Jun 22, 2022 Jun 22, 2022 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Tags News Investigation Specialreport As featured on +26 After 20 years, a prominent west Louisville site remains empty. Here's why nothing is happening. The former Passport site at 18th and Broadway continues to languish. Neighbors wonder, who is in charge and what's the plan? Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Bryce Jones' Saturday forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesWoman charged with shooting a person in downtown Louisville, police say2 arrested for dealing meth in southern Indiana after troopers stop to help free car from snowSnow melt picks up soonJCPS still hasn’t identified the 300 central-office job cuts, details expected TuesdayLouisville loses exclusive rights to 1 of its biggest conventions18-year-old charged with aggravated battery after January shooting at Jeffersonville bar3rd arrest made in December 'revenge' murder in southwest LouisvilleStudents throughout Kentuckiana walk out to protest ICE actions in MinnesotaKentucky bourbon brand Four Roses sold to wine giant Gallo for an estimated $775 millionFormer Jeffersonville police chief enters Clark County sheriff's race as Democrat Videos
+26 After 20 years, a prominent west Louisville site remains empty. Here's why nothing is happening. The former Passport site at 18th and Broadway continues to languish. Neighbors wonder, who is in charge and what's the plan?
