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Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg sat down with WDRB's Candyce Clifft Wednesday to recap 2025.
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For Tom Jurich, the return to the University of Louisville campus isn't about just about being honored by the city with a street sign. It's about a goodbye that never happened.
The group is hosting the community meeting for the rest of the Poplar Level neighborhood to voice their options on what the park should be.
The work is expected to be completed by June 27.
Nearly 1,600 people are living on the street in Louisville.
You'll be seeing more crews out there fixing potholes. Mayor Craig Greenberg said there are 11 teams of five that work across the city.
As the department is riding high from the Second Street Bridge rescue on March 1, they are trying to re-direct that limelight on what it needs most — at least $35 million to fix aging stations and equipment.
This is the first time Mayor Greenberg has given out a key to the city since being elected.
Mayor Greg Fischer signed the ordinance on Thursday.
The bill would also limit the mayor of Louisville to two straight terms.