Camps for kids ages 5-12 will take place at 12 Louisville Parks and Recreation community centers.
The original ordinance was enacted in 1983, but was not enforced during the pandemic.
The organization works with parents, grandparents, and guardians of kids to take back neighborhoods besieged by crime.
Open enrollment will be held on Saturday, May 20, from 3-5 p.m. at the Newburg Community Center.
Dare to Care sent out its mobile food pantry on Monday to support people who were forced to toss out their food due to loss of power.
The local nonprofit will have a mobile pantry Monday and Tuesday with fresh produce and non-perishables.
The caravan will visit neighborhoods and make several stops this Saturday and Sunday.
The Newburg Community Center reported an ongoing issue with illegal dumping in and around their dumpster.
The plan includes the future usage of the city's four outdoor pools and its indoor aquatic center.
A new soccer field in the Newburg neighborhood was unveiled on Sunday honoring members of Black Women's Player Collective and Black Players for Change.