The odd-numbered districts of Louisville Metro Council are up for election this year.
From
To
Top Story
The effort to pump the brakes on the plan came as the city's mayor announced a possible solution to the district's bus driver shortage — although not everyone is on board.
The Council's majority and minority caucuses held their first meetings of 2024 Thursday evening where they voted on leadership positions.
The annual 'Wreaths Across America' campaign started Wednesday, with a mission to place a holiday wreath on all veteran graves at national cemeteries, including Louisville's Zachary Taylor Cemetery.
Louisville mayor names 7-person advisory committee to help interview candidates for new police chief
Mayor Craig Greenberg will enlist the help of a few extra people to help in the selection process for next Louisville Metro Police chief.
Top Story
Councilman Anthony Piagentini, R-19, reportedly gave a $40 million grant from the city to the Louisville Healthcare CEO Council before removing himself ahead of the vote, only to later be hired as a consultant by the group that got the money.
Top Story
The three-story, 67,000-square-foot building at Oxmoor Center features an outdoor driving range with climate-controlled golf bays.
Top Story
The 13 odd-numbered districts in the 26-member council were up for election this year.
Top Story
Metro Councilwoman Cassie Chambers Armstrong, D-8, said the focus on late-night safety came after a string of incidents last summer on Bardstown Road.
Top Story
When it comes to pushing a vote of "no confidence" in the leaders of the Louisville Metro Department of Corrections, the Public Safety Committee of Louisville Metro Government is forcing its hand.