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It's the first removal trial of a member in more than a decade.
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More than 200 people submitted ideas for the essay contest, which closed Oct. 4.
The Metro Council ordinance was meant to boost transparency. But citizens wanting to know who is trying to influence their government – and, more importantly, in which ways -- have been left largely in the dark.
The contest, which closed Oct. 4, had five rules for submission.
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Mayor Greg Fischer cited "rapid revenue growth and continued efficiencies" when announcing the surplus.
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In District 9, two political newcomers are trying to replace retiring Democratic Metro Councilman Bill Hollander.
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If passed as written now, the new ordinance would make it unlawful for people to store personal belongings on public streets, alleys or sidewalks, unless otherwise permitted.
The Louisville Water Company is undergoing the Frankfort Avenue Water Project, a one-year construction project where crews are replacing water mains near the Crescent Hill Treatment Plant
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The rollout of new financial disclosure requirements for Louisville office seekers and public officials was marked by confusion, delay and last-minute pressure on candidates to submit forms many didn’t know were required, a WDRB News investigation found.
The city will also spend some of that money on childcare and early learning as well as restoring parks and pools.