Louisville’s NAACP branch sees Ed Harness’ reappointment as “one of the keys” to the success of the city’s consent decree.

The unfortunate truth is that Louisville has seen little progress since police killed Breonna Taylor five years ago.

The Louisville Metro Council Republicans believe the city does not need a consent decree and that local officials can monitor ...

The Louisville Gardens Sound Stages is expected to create over 50 full-time jobs with an hourly wage of $58, according to the ...

Mid City Mall in the Highlands neighborhood of Louisville, Kentucky is expected to be sold to a developer and transformed into a mixed-use development. The mall, which opened in 1962, currently houses ...

Louisville passed a first-of-its-kind bill to make sure no more city subsidies help build new housing that displaces existing ...

City officials say they are working to attract new businesses and help existing ones grow. Some point to a need to make Louisville more business-friendly, while others say the city's economy is still ...

The Canton Repository asked leaders in each Stark County township, village and city to share some highlights about what they have planned in 2025 in their communities. The Louisville Public ...

The long weekend in Louisville had left an impression on Burgee. People he met were "very proud of the city and also very interested in keeping it alive and going," he said. Downtown, too, was on the ...

It's no ordinary opener. Louisville City Football Club has been preparing to start its 2025 season with a bang when it visits ...

After making the USL Championship Eastern Conference finals a year ago, the Charleston Battery return to the pitch in the ...

Ed Harness' term as the city's first inspector general ends this November, four years after he was appointed to the role in a unanimous vote by Metro Council.