The odd-numbered districts of Louisville Metro Council are up for election this year.
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Keisha Dorsey left her District 3 seat in 2023 to join Mayor Craig Greenberg's administration.
Keisha Dorsey, a former deputy chief of staff fired last week, has filed two ethics complaints targeting the administration of Mayor Craig Greenberg.
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Ex-Greenberg official seeks probe of ‘potential patterns of discrimination’ in Louisville government
Keisha Dorsey, former deputy chief of staff to Mayor Craig Greenberg, has filed two ethics complaints asking for investigations into Metro government. She no longer works for the administration, according to a top city official.
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Deputy Chief of Staff Keisha Dorsey filed two ethics complaints against the city on claims of a hostile work environment and systemic discrimination.
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HB 191 would allow voters in Metro Council districts to choose representatives weeks after vacancies, changing a process that now lets the council decide who will hold empty seats between scheduled elections.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Public safety and fixing roads are top priorities for new Louisville Metro Council members who are less than a week …
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Councilmembers conducted nearly 30 interviews on Monday and Tuesday to find new representatives for District 3 and District 6.
By law, Metro Council has to select replacements within 30 days of a seat becoming vacant.
Louisville Metro Council accepted the resignations of two members, and it's accepting applications for their two seats.