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Fischer administration reveals ‘cheerleaders’ who received free Derby tickets
The administration of Mayor Greg Fischer has finally released the names of 16 local business leaders who received free Churchill Downs tickets on Kentucky Derby weekend since 2016. The individuals were dubbed “cheerleaders” for the city as the mayor’s economic development team attempted to...
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New maps reveal neighborhood assets, challenges
A new set of online maps produced by the Center for Neighborhoods gives a fresh look at the assets enjoyed and inequities endured by residents across Metro Louisville.
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Metro Council advances funding for temporary homeless services this winter
The city must present a plan to the council in early January on how it will spend the $546,791 on temporary services for the homeless this winter.
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Wealth of feedback prompts Planning Commission to delay short-term rental vote
Members of the Louisville Metro Planning Commission said they needed more time to digest the overwhelming amount of public comment on short-term rentals.
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Commentary: Vital we address the challenges facing the homeless
It is vital we address the challenges facing people who are homeless. This is not an easy task; there is no quick fix. Homelessness is a complex issue.
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Short-term rental moratorium heading to Metro Council for consideration
Metro Council's Planning, Zoning & Annexation Committee unanimously voted to send a proposed moratorium on certain short-term rentals to the Metro Council.
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State investigation finds that PVA Lindauer ‘likely’ sexually harassed employee
A state investigation has found that Jefferson County PVA Tony Lindauer "likely subjected at least one employee to sexual harassment in the workplace."
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Topgolf passes through Metro Council but still faces legal hurdle
Louisville Metro Council voted 20 to 3 to approve the contentious Topgolf project Thursday evening, but it still faces a lawsuit challenge.
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Proposed moratorium would halt approval of non-owner-occupied short-term rentals
The proposed moratorium would coincide with efforts to revise the city's short-term rental ordinance. The earliest it will go before Metro Council is Dec. 13.
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City-funded study estimates impact of Louisville Urban League’s track and field complex
A consultant estimates the $35 million track and field complex would attract 17 major events each year, creating over $325,000 in local tax revenue.
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December 13, 2018
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