The local NAACP had been represented on the West End Opportunity Partnership since its inception in 2021.
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The bill could also potentially break up the state's largest school district.
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Senate Bill 259 was backed by the leadership of the partnership, which will oversee investments from a public subsidy in western Louisville called tax increment financing.
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Lawmakers still face two long days on Wednesday and Thursday before reaching a crucial deadline at the start of their break.
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House Bill 5, dubbed the "Safer Kentucky Act," passed the Senate Judiciary Committee on a 7-3 vote Thursday.
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The march on Tuesday brought out people from the neighborhood, elected officials, activities, community leaders and students.
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This year's recipients included Carolle Jones Clay and Kentucky state Sen. Gerald Neal.
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There are currently seven Democrats in the 38-member Senate, and a majority of those represent Jefferson County.
The American Printing House for the Blind broke ground Monday on a massive expansion to its Clifton campus, paying homage to the nonprofit's history and commitment to braille.
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With arms wrapped around each other, shoulders to lean on, and familiar faces to hug. In the heart of the city, Louisvillians took the time to try and heal their hearts.