Blue spray paint covered much of the Miracle League complex, including signs bearing the organization's name and recognition for donors who helped make the facility possible.

Louisville opens new Camp Taylor Waterpark, replacing longtime neighborhood pool closed for nearly a decade.

Louisville announces Bike Highland Park under I-264, featuring mountain bike pump tracks for riders of all ages and skill levels. 

Louisville Parks and Recreation said no road closures are expected, but drivers in the area should be aware of crews through mid-November.

The new park rangers will work alongside Louisville Metro Police and other agencies as sworn public safety officers.

Portland Park at 640 North 27th Street was acquired by Louisville Parks and Recreation in 1924. 

Michelle King will lead the department that oversees the city's parks, pools, community centers and more.

A spokesperson for Louisville Parks and Recreation said the graffiti has already been cleaned up.

Jefferson Memorial Forest will receive $2.5 million in state funding to enhance the nation's largest urban forest.