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Louisville officials say the city recorded its fewest July homicides since 2014 and continues to see year-over-year declines in gun violence through the Safe Louisville initiative.
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LMPD is hosting seven National Night Out events across Louisville Tuesday evening to strengthen relationships between officers and the community through free, family-friendly activities.
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The action comes as city leaders, police and business owners continue to debate the source of recurring late-night violence in the Highlands.
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Police said the victim was flown to UofL Hospital with life-threatening injuries.
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LMPD keeps FLOCK camera locations secret, citing safety, while using technology to solve crimes quickly.
Louisville honors victims of violence with a remembrance ceremony, highlighting the impact on the whole community.
Kentucky plans to close a $156 million budget shortfall while protecting schools, Medicaid, and public safety, with modest agency cuts and no layoffs.
Crews are ready to work through the night and into the weekend if they have to.
Monday evening, organizers and advocates gathered for a program hosted by the League of Women Voters to discuss strategies for addressing the issue.
South End councilmembers propose new ATV rules, but residents say the city should create safe riding spaces instead of punishing youth.