A new law just took effect allowing Jefferson County residents to form their own cities.
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From dusk to dawn in Louisville, darkness dominates.
In April, the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that lower courts erred when they agreed the city properly removed the controversial John B. Castleman statue from Cherokee Triangle in 2020.
Louisville won't return Castleman statue to Cherokee Triangle after Supreme Court ruling, mayor says
The high court agreed in a 6-1 vote that the city did not follow due process because two commissioners on the Historic Landmarks Commission, which voted to remove the statue, had a conflict of interest.
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Other organizations including the 490 Project, VOCAL KY and the Kentucky NAACP attended a news conference Monday announcing the recommendations.