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Some neighbors and preservationists were seeking a temporary restraining order keeping the old Kentucky Baptist Hospital intact while a lawsuit moves forward
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In April, the Kentucky Supreme Court ruled that lower courts erred when they agreed the city properly removed the controversial John B. Castleman statue from Cherokee Triangle in 2020.
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Money and a court case could decide what happens to the monuments.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A historically Black neighborhood in Louisville is fighting to keep a housing development out of its area.
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An attorney for the Jefferson Development Group told a community meeting on Wednesday that the group had finalized plans for One Park North.
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Councilmember Bill Hollander's ordinance filed Monday seeks to create transparency for lobbying at the council and executive agencies, such as the mayor's office.
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The RaceTrac gas station would be built just steps away from homes.
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Hurstbourne residents did not pursue the two remaining legal avenues to stop the golf-and-entertainment complex planned for the old Sears building at Oxmoor Center.
They have 30 days to make a decision.
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Deadlines set by Mayor Greg Fischer’s administration and its developer have come and gone. City officials quietly amended their agreement with Marian for a second time this summer, giving the company until the end of the year to decide if it wants to pursue the project.