Metro Council approved the annexation of the Twinbrook subdivision by St. Matthews.

In his 10th 'State of the City' address, Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer called the current state of the city "strong."

The leader of the group said it will oppose any restaurant tax increase.

Facing the chance of another tough budget, Louisville is eyeing a new tax. But there's a complication.

Last week, a letter was sent out to unions asking for a zero percent wage increase for all of the 2020 fiscal year.

The wage freeze request came after Metro Council voted to cut the budget instead of raising the insurance premium tax to fill a $35 million budget hole caused primarily by rising pension costs.