Fischer and Leet face off in final mayoral debate

Leet once again attacked the mayor for the increase in homicides during his second term, while Fischer played defense and touted economic progress.

Louisville homicides down in 2018; still on pace to be among highest of past four decades

Louisville's 65 homicides this year are a 24 percent decrease from this point in 2017 but still on pace for the fourth-highest of the past four decades.

National grant to help restore pond in Chickasaw Park

Jefferson Memorial Forest Administrator Bennett Knox told Insider returning Chickasaw Park to its past glory is an environmental justice issue.

Jefferson County one of the few areas where Democrats buck trend of losing registered voters

Democrats increased their lead over Republicans in terms of registered voters during the past year in Louisville but were walloped in the rest of the state.

Proposed changes to food truck regulations draw quick backlash from owners

The proposed changes to city regulations for food trucks would prohibit them from parking at meters, instead requiring them to operate at designated zones.

Planning commission approves Unity Place apartment complex

Louisville's Planning Commission voted 5-2 Tuesday to approve a proposal for an affordable housing apartment complex called Unity Place.

Commentary: Protect, restore and enjoy the Ohio River

The Ohio River is the Louisville region’s portico to the world. It’s also one of the most polluted rivers in the nation.

Metro establishes policy for Bird scooters, similar dockless vehicles

Bird scooters and other dockless vehicles must pay multiple fees and follow a number of rules dictating when and where they can operate.

Independent candidates won’t share stage with Fischer, Leet in final mayoral debate

Independents Green and Thieneman were surprised and upset to learn they won't participate with Fischer and Leet in the final televised mayoral debate.

KentuckyWired audit reveals secret 2015 agreement to divert state revenue to nonprofit tied to Congressman Rogers

Auditor Harmon found that the state agreed to share a significant portion of revenue from the KentuckyWired project without any government oversight.