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A three-alarm fire at the former St. Paul's German Evangelical Church burned most of the roof framing
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Development plans stalled for the St. Paul's German Evangelical Church on E. Broadway that was damaged by fire last October
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Mo Deljoo, the developer of NuLu Marketplace, purchased the lot at Main and Shelby streets two years ago for $2.3 million.
Originally built in 1852 as the Second Presbyterian Church, the church served as a station on the Underground Railroad during the Civil War.
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An effort to grant landmark status to Lawton Court in the Meriwether neighborhood failed despite getting a majority of votes at a January meeting of Louisville's landmarks commission.
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Developer eyes apartments, retail and restaurant space for complex at Lexington Road and Payne Street
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The Dream Hotel group’s modified plan calls for saving more than 58 feet of the buildings’ front sections, a move that meets city guidelines, a report finds.
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The 6-0 vote by the West Main Street Architectural Review Committee on Wednesday was meant to give developers more time to address preservation concerns.
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A key part of building the Dream Hotel on W. Main Street in downtown Louisville involves razing a series of buildings that date to the 1800s and keeping only their facades.
When construction happens on a historic site, archaeologists say there's a good chance of finding more history as they work to preserve it