Named after the late Ben Richmond, "The Richmond" apartment building was dedicated during a ceremony Tuesday in the city's Russell neighborhood.
A new housing project in Louisville is offering hope and stability to single parents and their children who have faced homelessness.
Residents relocating from Dosker Manor will have help furnishing their new homes.
As city leaders try to figure out how to fix public housing issues, they're also bracing for possible funding cuts amid uncertainty in Washington.
Louisville’s push to revitalize its downtown took a significant step forward with a plan to transform vacant and abandoned buildings into housing, retail spaces, and more.
In a news conference Tuesday, Greenberg said the law would help crack down on gangs in the city.
City and state leaders broke ground on a new project Wednesday that could help tackle Louisville's homeless and affordable housing crisis.
The city of Louisville wants to make buying a home more affordable.
Joyce Mason moved out of Louisville's Dosker Manor affordable housing complex Friday, the 100th person to be moved from the place that will soon be demolished due to years of violence and substandard living conditions.
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg set a goal last year that the city would create or preserve 15,000 affordable housing units by 2027.