Portland Museum ‘AHOY’ Project Will Received $250,000 After Unanimous Metro Council Vote
Despite cuts in many art programs in the city of Louisville, a couple of organizations received favorable support in the
Louisville Plans No Kings Protests, City Officials Hand-wringing And Hyperbolic
updated 6-12-25 at 10:42 a.m. There are several layers to the way Louisville city officials are discussing the No Kings
In Lieu Of Governing, Trump Administration Is Settling Scores With Consent Decree Announcement
Louisville Vows To Continue Police Reform The United States Department of Justice has instructed its Civil Rights Division to dismiss
Louisville Mayor Greenberg Announces End To Proposed Redevelopment of Tennis Center
Today, at Joe Creason Park, Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that the proposed redevelopment of the Louisville Tennis Center would
Game, Set, Match: The Louisville Tennis Center Proposal Gets Sketchier, Public Not Happy
The turnout at the public meeting on Monday, at Cyril Allgeier Community Center to Save Joe Creason in the wake
[Opinion] Community Voices: Tom Fitzgerald On Tennis Center At Joe Creason Park
I probably won’t be able to say this on May 6, at the first of two meetings scheduled to discuss
70 Million Dollar Renovation Of Louisville Gardens Moves Forward
Louisville Gardens (525 W. Muhammad Ali Blvd.) got a big push towards becoming the first fully equipped soundstage for film